Wedding Single Breasted Casual Men Suits

Specifications:

• The men suit can be matched with your skinny jeans, skirts or shorts in daily life
• Exquisite details and fine design make the men suit classy and outstanding
• The stylish and well-designed suit makes you popular and outstanding in the crowd
• Stylish and classy design of this men suit makes you unique and outstanding
• The good fabric of the men suit gives you soft touch and comfort when you do big body movement
• The best men suit is a perfect gift for someone special or a treat for you
• Color: Gray
• Coating Material: Cloth
• Lining Material: Polyester

Details:

• Wearing this men suit, you can feel the comfort that natural fabric brings

• This men suit is light weight and exceptionally comfortable

• With the casual men suit, you will move freely without any restriction

• The unique design of the casual men suit has very eye-catching looking

• The sophisticated and exquisite workmanship of the men suit can show your good taste

How to Meature:



Size in Detail:

NOTE:

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person
• The size detail bases on "Help/Buying Guide/Conversion Reference"
• Size may be smaller than usual standard, and you could choose a larger size

How to Measure for a Man's Suit:

Buying a suit isn't as easy as a pair of paints and a shirt, you can't simply walk in, try on a suit, pay for it and leave. Instead there are "short" and "long" jackets, different pant sizes and more to consider. Thankfully, the process of finding the right size suit can be completed with ease

• Measure the chest area by crossing over the shoulder blades just under the arms. Measure over the "fullest" part of your chest. The inches shown represent the suit size you will need. Breath normally, as holding in your breath can affect the size of the measurement
• Measure your height and then use the chart at Suitupp.com (see Resources) to determine whether your suit will need to be a "short," "medium" or "long." For instance if you have a 38-inch chest and you are 5 feet 8 inches tall, you would need a 38 regular sized suit jack, also known as a 38R
• Try on suits with 2 inches of extra space, because this allows for proper movement in the suit and allows for easier tailoring to fit the wearer's body type more precisely
• Measure your waist line for pants by wrapping a tape measure around your waist from your natural waistline (typically at the belly button). Stick two fingers between your body and the tape measure to allow for adequate room for comfort and for tailoring if needed
• Measure your inseam by measuring from your crotch area to the desired pant suit length. Most men measure to just above the bottom of the shoes' end point so the pants don't drag on the ground under any circumstance. See the chart for an idea of the inseam measurement, along with the other measurements for a man's suit

How to Steam Press Men's Pants:

Keeping more of your money in your wallet is easier when you learn how to steam-press men's pants. By following the steps below, you will be able to press men's pants instead of taking them to the cleaners, saving time and money

• Check the care tag of the pants you are ironing and set the iron to the suggested temperature setting. Do this step for every pair of pants you iron. Lightly spray the pants with water and wait a few minutes for the water to soak in a bit
• Place the pants on the ironing board. Grasping the waist with the zipper between your thumbs, pull them onto the narrow end of the ironing board, until the narrow end of the ironing has reached down the leg. Straighten the fabric by stretching it a bit by the waist band and by making sure the side seam follows the line of the ironing board. Push the pocket down to its normal place by reaching inside the pants and straightening it. Press this area, making sure to get the zipper flap as well
• Slide the pants off and slide the other front side onto the ironing board. Follow the same steps as listed in Step 2
• Flip the pants over and pull them onto the ironing board to iron the back portion. Flatten down pocket flaps and make sure the inside pockets are laying straight down before ironing. Pull up on the waistband to straighten any areas and use your hand to flatten areas as needed. Iron, making sure not to forget the waistband
• Grasp the pants by the bottom of the legs. Place the inside seams together, then match up the outside seams. Lay them down on the ironing board with the legs on the wide part of the ironing board. Take the top leg and pull it back; you should see the inside seam of one leg, which should be somewhere close to the middle all the way up to the crotch. Gently set the leg you are holding down over the top part of the pants while you iron the other leg. Usually you can see the seam from previous pressing; try to maintain this seam. Run your hand over the leg and you can feel anywhere that fabric is folded over; straighten it out. Make sure the seam is straight and iron that leg
• Pick up the leg that you set aside and lay it on top the ironed one, straightening it and matching the front seam with the previous one. Flatten any folded fabric with your hand, making sure to feel any folds underneath the top layer. Once it is flat, iron this side of the pant leg, pressing the front and back seams in
• Flip the pants completely over on the ironing board and repeat Steps 6 and 7. Hang the pants on plastic hangers (metal ones create fold creases) by inserting the legs through the opening almost halfway. Bring your hand up underneath to make sure there are no folds caused by the hanger

Package Included:

• 1 x Men Suit