Fashionable Casual Lapel Single Breasted Slim Man Suits

Specifications:

• Made of high quality cotton and terylene material, this men suit is comfortable and durable for you to wear
• Unique lapel collar design makes this men suit stylish and elegant
• Stylish side slit design of this men suit will make you stand out in the crowd
• Pure black color will make you cool and eye-catching in spring or autumn
• With simple and elegant design, the casual men suit is suitable for many occasions
• The great men coat is the perfect addition to any man wardrobe
• The casual men coat will show your special and elegant style
• Coating Material: Cotton & Terylene
• Lining Material: Terylene
• Color: Black

Details:

• The men suit is made of high quality material, which is durable and comfortable for daily wear

• The back of this men suit is designed with side slits to show your hot figure

• This men suit can match your clothes very well to make you stylish 

• The stylish casual men suit will show your special and elegant style

• This well made men suit can make you attractive and fashionable

How to Meature:



Size in Detail:
 

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person

Styles of Casual Suits:



A man must often wear a suit, whether he's going to a regular day on the job or walking his daughter down the aisle. Some special occasions require a more formal or professional appearance, but a suit can almost always be dressed down by merely loosening the tie and the cuff links. However, there are some styles of suits that are more appropriate in casual situations

• American-style Suits. American suits, also known as sack suits, are a more casual cut than some of their European counterparts. Jackets cut in this style typically have two buttons with medium-sized lapels. Pants have a flat front and are uncuffed. According to The Guide to Men's Suits website, this style is especially appropriate for men with large chests, as the two-buttoned jacket creates a nice V-shape
• Seersucker Suits. Seersucker suits are a lightweight suit that many men who live in warmer climates choose to wear during the spring and summer months. They are made from cotton, a light, breathable fabric. These suits usually come in light colors, though darker colors are available so they're more appropriate for the workplace
• Italian Suits. The Italian suit, also known as the European suit, is a more traditional look. The jacket is double-breasted, with large lapels. Pants are pleated and cuffed. This style of suit looks best on tall, lean men, The Guide to Men's Suits states, though it's possible for shorter or stockier men to look good in an Italian suit
• Poplin Suits. The poplin suit is a good choice for a man who desires a lighter fabric. It's usually made of a combination of cotton, silk, worsted wool and polyester. It's not a very durable suit, The Guide to Men's Suits warns. Depending on the material used, it can wrinkle really easily

Men's Suit Guide:

• Decide what the suit is for before you buy it. Because "men's suit" can now mean so many different things, buying one isn't just as simple as walking into a department store and asking for a suit. A suit that one might purchase and wear for work is quite different than something that one might wear to a club or bar. It has even become acceptable to wear a suit jacket with jeans and a t-shirt in certain situations. The cut of the suit, number of buttons and what you wear underneath the suit all add to the formality and appropriateness of the men's suit in reference to which situation it may be worn in
• The tuxedo. The tuxedo is as formal as men's suit can get. It is a suit that was born out of the men's military uniform. Pieces of the military regalia remain, with the traditional black satin stripe that runs down the outside of each leg. This is a suit that is made for the most traditional and formal of occasions, and will look out of place otherwise. Even within the world of the tuxedo, there are strata of formality. On the bottom is a cocktail style tuxedo, with a two or three button jacket, a cummerbund and tie, all black. Going more formal from there are the tuxedo jackets with tails, the less formal being the cut-away style. This is usually paired with a vest and tie, instead of cummerbund. White vest and tie are more formal than black. Finally, the morning style tuxedo jacket is the most formal. Often, this jacket is paired with a gray vest and cravat, instead of a bow tie 
• The double-breasted suit. This suit was made popular in the 1920's and 1930's, and remained in high popularity until the late 1940's. It is a suit that conjures instant images of a time gone by, and is regarded by some as a bit of a costume piece. The double-breasted suit had a bit of resurgence in the late 1980's and early 1990's, but some men still prefer them to the traditional single-breasted style. If you are a portly man, this suit may not work well for you. The double-breasted design can make the torso of a man look wider than it actually is. These suits work best on tall, lean men
• The single button suit. This suit first became popular in the 1950's, but regained massive popularity in the 1980's. During this decade, the fashionable men's suit silhouette was a wide shouldered look, with a synched waist at the single buttonhole, and pants that flare at the hips and taper at the ankle. The modern one button suit has become a much less extreme look and is the staple of the "laid back" suit look. These are suits that work great with a shirt and tie, but also look good with an untucked shirt, or even a nice t-shirt
• Suit collars and lapels. There are as many different types of collars and lapels for suits as there are suit designers. Many types of lapels and collars are ubiquitous with the types of suits that they come with. For instance, a peak collar lapel is very often identified with a double-breasted suit. A shawl style lapel is a subtler and more formal lapel, which is often seen on tuxedo jackets, especially those with tails. A notch collar is the most common lapel, and is seen in most two and three button suits. The mandarin collar is a design that actually features no lapel, and a collar that is short and does not fold over. This is also known as a Nehru jacket, and is seen mostly in the food service and hotel industry

Package Included:

• 1 x Men Suit