LINING
Jacket Lining
The canvas is a layer of material attached to the inside of a jacket to give it shape, while the lining is a thinner layer of cloth that lies between the wearer's body and the canvas and jacket interior. Some jackets are unlined.
JACKET FRONT BUTTONS
 SB 1 Button OR Single Breasted 1 ButtonMainly for formal and casual jackets.
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Single Breasted 2 ButtonsAlmost for all occasions
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Single Breasted 3 ButtonsMainly Business
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 Single Breasted 2 Button (1 rolled, 1 to close)Mainly Business
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 Single Breasted 3 Button (1 rolled, 2 to close)Mainly Business
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 Single Breasted 4 Button (1 rolled, 3 to close)Mainly Business
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 Double Breasted 2 Button (1 to close, 1 for decoration)Formal and Business
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 Double Breasted 4 Button (1 to close, 3 for decoration)Formal and Business
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 Double Breasted 4 Button (2 to close, 2 for decoration)Formal and Business
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 Double Breasted 6 Button (1 to close, 5 for decoration)Formal and Business
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 Double Breasted 6 Button (2 to close, 4 for decoration)Formal and Business
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 Double Breasted 6 Button (3 to close, 3 for decoration)Formal and Business
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 Single Breasted 5 ButtonMainly Formal
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JACKET LAPEL
Notch LapelAlso called as the step lapel, a notched lapel is sewn to the collar to create a step effect, i.e. it is sewn at an angle.
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PEAK LAPELThe peak lapel has a V cut or a tick cut to be precise. This is then sewn to the collar.
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SHAWL LAPELThe shawl lapel does not differ from the collar, it is a perpetual curve. It is not sewn in. The shawl collar continues to the shawl lapel.
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MAO COLLARThe Mao collar, is a small, close-fitting, stand up collar. The Edges don't meet in the middle and it it similar to Nehru Collar.
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CHINESE COLLARThe Chinese collar, is a small, close-fitting, stand up collar just similar to Mao Collar. The Edges do meet in the middle with a button.
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JACKET CHEST POCKET
 | Welt PocketWelt pockets are either found on the front of a man’s tailored jacket, with a handkerchief tucked in to them, or on the reverse of a pair of jeans. They are bound, flat pockets that have finished with a welt or reinforced border along the edge of a piece of fabric.
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Jetted PocketExplaining why jetted pockets are typically the most formal types of pockets. ... Instead of being a pouch sewn onto the outside of the jacket, a jetted pocket is a slit in the facing of the jacket, with the pouch hanging inside.
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 | Patch pocketA pocket made of a separate piece of cloth sewn on to the outside of a garment.
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JACKET SPLIT OR VENT
A vent is the cut you see on the rear of overcoats, jackets, suit coats, and some other sort of coat. Advantage of the back vent is that it licenses simpler access to your pant pocket: the give from the vent refutes overabundance texture assembling and pulling as you burrow your hand under the coat to get into your pocket.
 No Vent Or Split.No vent option is not much of an option at all — a ventless jacket. |
 Single Split Or Middle Split.A single jacket vent sits directly in the center back of the jacket hem. |
 Double splits Or Side Splits.The double jacket vent (or side vents) features twin openings that sit on each side of the jacket’s back hem. |
JACKET SLEEVES BUTTON HOLES
 No Button HolesNo Button holes on sleeves |
 Fake Button holesJust same as the real buttonholes, these are just similar to that but cannot use them. These are just decorative. |
 Functional or Surgical SleevesFunctioning buttons on a suit jacket sleeve are called surgeon’s cuffs. Sometimes also called as working button holes. We DO NOT recommend if this is your first order or you are not sure about the sleeve length. After this is done there is no way to alter the sleeve length of the jacket and these are the real button holes. We DO NOT recommend if you are choosing a fabric or satin covered buttons which are mainly used for tuxedos and smoking jackets. |
PANT FRONT
Pleats are the folds or pleats along the waist, towards the front and the different types can define a trouser formal or informal. Pleats are created by folding the fabric and sewing it down before attaching a waistband. When pleats face outward, or toward the pocket, they’re called reverse pleats. When they face inward, or toward the zipper, they’re called forward pleats. There may be one, two, or three pleats which may face either direction. The purpose of pleats depends on how you interpret them, the main purpose of pleats is functionality that comes with immense comfort and a bold style statement.
 Flat Front |
 Single Pleat |
 Double Pleats |
PANT SIDE POCKET
Choose the style of your pockets.
NO POCKET |
ANGLED POCKET |
OFFSET WELT POCKET |
STRAIGHT INSEAM POCKET |
WESTERN SQUARE |
PANT FRONT FLY
The flies are the fold of fabric that shrouds the affixing strategy at the front of the pants, the attaching might be buttons or a zip. The opening at the front of the pants was known as a fly or all the more normally flies sometime before the zipper existed.
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ZIP FLYThe tendency to tent, convenient
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 | BUTTON FLYLays nicely, inconvenient
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PANT BOTTOM
 UNSEWN / UNFINISHEDIf you are not sure about the length. By choosing this option you will have an option to get the right length after you receive the pants and get it done by your local tailor. |
 CUFFED BOTTOM.Pants will be shipped with the cuffed bottom. |
 HEMMED BOTTOM (SEWN)Pants will be shipped sewn hem done. |
PANT WAIST BAND FRONT
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EXTENDED HOOK FRONT
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BUTTON HOLE THREAD
Button Hole Thread
Add up some extra contrast to your product either it's a suit, pant, shirt, or waist coat. If you choose this option you need to select where you would like to add the contrast.
Jacket
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Waistcoat
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Pants or Trousers
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Shirt
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BUTTON HOLE THREAD PLACEMENT
 LAPELButtonhole on the lapel will be done with the thread color choice in this option. In case you do not have a lapel buttonhole this option will be skipped. | ||
 SLEEVES ALLAll the buttonholes on the sleeves will be done with the thread color choice in this option. In case you do not have a buttonhole on sleeves this option will be skipped. | ||
 SLEEVES LAST ONLYJust the last buttonhole of the sleeve will be with the contrast color thread. | ||
JACKET FRONT ONLYOnly the front buttonhole will be in the contrast thread color. Other all buttonholes will be as the default color. | ||
JACKET ALL BUTTONHOLESChoosing this option will disable all other buttonhole options. All buttonholes (Front, sleeves, and lapel) will be in contrast choose a thread color. | ||
WAISTCOAT LAPELIf the waistcoat has lapel the buttonhole will be in contrast thread color | ||
WAISTCOAT FRONTAll front buttonholes for the waistcoat will be in contrast thread color | ||
TROUSER FRONT BUTTONHOLEIf the waistband front is extended button or button front, the buttonhole will be in contrast thread color. | ||
TROUSER BACK BUTTONHOLEIf trouser got back pockets with buttonholes mainly for welt pockets or pockets have flaps and have buttons as default, the buttonholes will be in contrast thread color. This option will be skipped if the pants don't have any back pockets | ||
SHIRT ALL BUTTONSAll Buttons for the shirts will be done in contrast thread color. | ||
SHIRT ONLY THE LAST ONEOnly the last buttonhole the shirt will be in the selected contrast thread color |
CONTRAST FABRIC PLACEMENT
 JACKET COLLAR. |
 JACKET LAPEL
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 JACKET CHEST POCKET
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 JACKET LOWER POCKET
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JACKET TRIMMING
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 JACKET BUTTONS. |
 Pant Waist BandA waistband is a strip of material that is either elastic or some other confining fabric that encircles the waist. Choosing this option the waistband of the pants will be stitched with the contrast fabric selected. |
 Pant Belt Loops
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 Pant Back Pockets
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 Pant Front Pockets
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 Pant Side Band
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JACKET UNDERNECK COLOR
 Under-collar fabricThis area under a jacket collar is aptly named, an undercollar.Same color or similar color is selected by DEFAULT |
JACKET LAPEL WIDTH
As a rule, notch lapels in the area of 3 1/2 inches (or perhaps 8 to 10 cm) look good on most men, as they balance with the average tie width of 3 to 3 1/2 inches. Peak lapels tend to be wider (4+ inches) or, at least look that way. Wider lapels have the effect of amplifying the appearance of the chest at the expense of the shoulders, while narrower lapels promote the impression of wider shoulders by leaving space between the lapel and the arm; if the lapel fills that space, your shoulders can seem more narrow.
Above all, though, it is important to make the choice based on your body type: thin men can look more proportioned with narrower lapels, and big and tall men look better with wider lapels. Narrow lapels on a big man make it seem like he’s outgrown his childhood suit while big lapels on a thin man appear like he’s wearing something from dad.
Lapels can be either cut as a fairly straight line from top to bottom or with a curved outer edge. The first creates the impression of a “V” on the chest while the other tends toward a light “U” shape. When present, belly curve is most visible on 3-roll-2 jackets (discussed below) and on double-breasted suits.
This convex curve creates what is known as the lapel belly, which can appear more casual or relaxed. On the other hand, straight lapels may project more of a serious and authoritative look.
Design your own Formal Evening wear Tuxedo-Cavani herringbone Mid Grey
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* Price based on fabric selected.
Collection: Custom Tailored mens business classic suit
Product Code: Design your own formal Suit
Availability: In Stock
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