PEAK
Lapels point upward toward the shoulders
Sharp, angular lines that visually broaden the chest
Why choose it:
The most classic black-tie lapel
Creates a strong, elegant, authoritative silhouette
Perfect for weddings, galas, and traditional formalwear
Best for:
Anyone who wants a refined, structured, powerful look.
SHAWL
Continuous curve with no breaks or points
Inspired by smoking jackets from old Hollywood
Why choose it:
Sleek, minimalist, and elegant
Feels slightly more “evening” and fashion-forward
Works beautifully for black-tie events and receptions
Best for:
Grooms, evening events, or men who prefer a softer, more contemporary aesthetic.
Often found on dinner jackets, velvet jackets, and classic tuxedos.
NOTCH
A small “notch” or cutout where the collar meets the lapel
The same shape commonly seen on business suits
Why choose it:
Versatile and familiar
Works well when you want a tuxedo that can double for semi-formal events
Best for:
More relaxed weddings, promwear, or men who want a suit-like look with tuxedo elements.
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR TUXEDO SIZE
EASY 3 STEP GUIDE
STEP 1 — Find Your Jacket Size
Wrap a soft tape around the fullest part of your chest, under your arms.
The number you get = your jacket size.
Example: 42" chest → Size 42 jacket.
✔ Works for all sizes 34–60
✔ If between sizes, most men size up one.
STEP 2 — Choose The Length
Use your height — it’s that simple:
Short (S): 5'4"–5'7"
Regular (R): 5'8"–5'11"
Long (L): 6'0"–6'3"+
(If someone is on the border, the deciding factor is usually arm length: longer arms = choose Long.)
STEP 3 — Choose Your Pant Size
Measure around your waist at your navel where dress pants sit.
Add your pant size in the Notes at checkout.
✔ Pants come unfinished so any local tailor can set the exact hem.
✔ This makes sizing super flexible for weddings, groups, and different body types.
