Slim Fit Suits

Slim fit, done correctly, is a matter of line rather than tightness: a higher armhole, a trimmer chest, a trouser that follows the leg without clinging to it. Done badly it is a straitjacket with lapels, and no one moves well in a straitjacket. Our slim lines are cut for men who want a sharper silhouette without surrendering the ability to sit down. There is stretch in the weave where it matters and room in the seat where it counts. If you are broad through the shoulder or thigh, consider our regular cuts instead and let a tailor take in the waist. Slimming a suit is simple work; letting one out is often impossible. The size guide on every page tells you honestly which way to lean.