All of the information given is for a single breasted suit only.
One Button
The jacket of this style of suit may be identified by the fact that it has just one button.
One-button suit jackets are frequently tailored longer than other types of suits due to its roots in classic evening wear styles.
The proportion is kept maintained by keeping the button secured.
Given that the suit’s jacket has only one buttonhole, choosing which button to fasten is not a problem.
Always button these coats when standing.
When you sit down, unbutton your jacket to prevent creases.
For slender males, one-button coats look good and are frequently worn to black-tie occasions (Tuxedos). In order to better balance their proportions, we also advise it to our tall consumers.
Two Buttons
A two-button jacket is traditionally buttoned by fastening the top button while leaving the lower one undone.
When standing, these coats MUST ALWAYS have the top button fastened.
Only unbutton the jacket when seated to prevent wrinkles. As soon as you get out of your seat, fasten it again.
The bottom button should NEVER be pushed.
By securing the bottom button, your jacket will appear to billow out, giving the impression that you have put on extra weight. Because most men’s suits are cut this way these days, you’re meant to leave the bottom button undone.
The suit will probably fit more snugly around the hips if the bottom button is fastened.
Your silhouette will be out of proportion as a result of the little side flare out around your torso.
Creating a deep V shape from the longer lapels to the two buttons’ lower placement on the jacket. Additionally, because it makes each item easier to see, it’s particularly good for showcasing your shirt and tie.
Any body shape may benefit greatly from the two-button suit. The slimming impact this jacket has on the body makes it flattering. It also gives the person a taller appearance.
Three Buttons
The top, middle, and bottom buttons may all be undone while you’re standing.
When standing, it is OPTIONAL to close the top button on these coats.
When standing, these coats MUST ALWAYS have the center button fastened.
NEVER tighten the button at the bottom.
When seated, remove all buttons.
Many three-button suits (also known as 2 1/2 suits) should not be buttoned up at the top, and the bottom button is nearly usually placed in a position that limits mobility.
The top button on certain three-button coats is concealed by the lapel. The top should not be buttoned if doing so would cause the lapel’s natural fold to be disrupted..
A jacket with more buttons than three is not something We would advise. Keep in mind to unbutton the lowest button if you feel the need to wear one with four or more buttons.
Any body shape may benefit greatly from the two-button suit. The slimming impact this jacket has on the body makes it attractive. It also gives the person a taller appearance.
Contact us for any kind of questions or just drop by our tailor shop in Patong, Otop.
