Sash Silk Bowtie Pants Men Tuxedo Set 4Pcs

Specifications:

• This Men Wedding Tuxedo with single breasted design will make you outstanding
• Made with good design, the Designer Tuxedo looks great, and durable for long time use
• A great gift to your fiancé or friends before weeding
• Matched with a casual shirt, the tux can also be worn in some informal parties
• With the designer tuxedo, you will get multiple compliments about your good taste
• Classy appearance and nice color make the tuxedo be the top of the same class
• It is also appropriate to wear the tuxedo in a party, where you will definitely become the spotlight
• With fine workmanship, the wedding tuxedo can totally show your good taste
• Material: Silk
• Color: White
• Custom Time: 7 Business Days

Details:

• The white color of the wedding tuxedo makes you handsome and charming in your wedding

• Sing Breasted is another good design of the tuxedos for weddings, which makes them looks concise

• With good quality and design, the wedding tuxedo is totally a wonderful choice for you wear at your wedding

How to Measure Men's Suit Size:

Size in Detail:

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person
• The size detail bases on "Help/Buying Guide/Conversion Reference"
• The length of the swallow tail is according to your height and the style of the tuxedos

How to Wear a Tuxedo

Sure, nobody wears a tuxedo as well as James Bond, but if you put your tuxedo together correctly, you might feel as sleek and sophisticated as Bond. The keys to looking elegant are simplicity and giving proper attention to details. Contrary to what many men think, formal wear does not allow for creative self-expression

• Understand that although a tuxedo is formal, not all formal wear should be called a "tuxedo" or "tux." Full dress, or "white tie and tails," is not the same thing as a tuxedo, nor is a morning suit or "cutaway." Several years ago celebrities started wearing dark suits with weirdly cut silk lapels and four-in-hand ties to the Oscars, and soon noncelebrity men started wearing these outfits to their weddings. These are not tuxedos either
• Wear a tuxedo, or dinner jacket, with black or midnight blue trousers. The pants should have one black silk band down the outer seam. Hold your pants up with braces or suspenders. Cuffs on formal trousers are inappropriate. The jacket itself is either single- or double-breasted, with either a silk- or satin-notched or satin shawl lapel. The single-breasted tuxedo is more formal than the double-breasted one. A white dinner jacket is appropriate in the American South, the tropics or a sea cruise, but black or midnight blue trousers and black tie are worn
• Wear a white shirt with French cuffs and cuff links. The front of the shirt is either soft or starched and bib-like. Sometimes studs are worn in lieu of buttons on the shirt front. The front of the shirt is either plain or with very conservative pleating. Ruffled shirts and cuffs went out with the 1970s. Colored shirts are best left to Las Vegas casino greeters. A handkerchief is worn in the breast pocket of the jacket. White or possibly red are good colors, but don't go too crazy with it
• Use either a wing or turn-down collar. On formal invitations, male guests are often told to wear "black tie." This means a tuxedo. And only a black bow tie is appropriate with a tuxedo -- not a red tie, a white tie, a four-in-hand or a Western bolo with a longhorn skull. Don't get a clip-on and don't get an already-tied bow tie with hooks on the side
• Wear either a low-cut waistcoat or cummerbund with your tuxedo. A cummerbund is a sort of pleated sash that hides the line between the bottom of your shirt and the top of your trousers. It is worn with the pleats facing up. Black or burgundy is really the only good colors for a cummerbund. Cover your feet with black silk calf-length socks and black patent leather or highly polished black oxford shoes

Package Included:

• 1 x Coat
• 1 x Pants