Three-Piece Suits

The waistcoat is the difference between wearing a suit and wearing tailoring. A three-piece brings a formality and depth that no two-piece can quite reach, and it keeps its composure when the jacket comes off, which is precisely when most weddings, dinners and dance floors fall apart sartorially. Our three-piece lines are cut so the waistcoat sits long enough to cover the waistband (the cardinal rule) with a back adjuster to fine-tune the fit. Wear the full set for ceremonies and evening occasions; wear the waistcoat and trousers alone and you have a second outfit entirely. Leave the bottom button undone, always, and you are keeping company with a century and a half of well-dressed men who did the same.