Sack Suits Takes Back To The Beginning Of 20th Century
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The beginning of the 20th century saw men wearing sack suits, generally plain, long, loose-fitting—to the extent they were baggy suit jackets having 2.75-inch-wide lapels and a one-to three-button closure. Though modern suits are somewhat similar, they are generally more fitting and shorter in length. Sack suits measure between 30 and 32 inches in length (down to mid-thigh), and either single or double breasted having 3 buttons. Preferred color choices were grey, dark navy, brown and green.
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