For me at Bucco, one of the most compelling signs that summer is already doing the rounds is receiving multiple phone calls from men across New Jersey requesting an appointment to tailor-make a “summer suit” What, to my understanding, does a summer suit is?
Comfort
Summer & Comfort – Are we confusing things here? Let’s take a three -piece suit, you can still look smart and chick whilst allowing your jacket open, adding to the luxury factor of the three-piece suit. Second, are you feeling the heat due to the rising mercury level? Take off the jacket and roll up your sleeves. Third, the three-piece suit offers you the latitude to go “minus- tie” without looking too casual. Because the three-piece style is so formal, it neutralizes the casualness of having to dress up without the tie. Leave the first two buttons of the shirt unbutton and craft a strikingly enigmatic look, and of course feel more relaxed without the tie on.

In terms of versatility, you can wear the three-piece suit either together or as separates. One can wear the jacket as a sport coat, with a t-shirt, with a dress shirt, Henley or polo, and team it up with chinos, jeans or light-weight wool pants. The pant obviously can be dressed up alone—without any jacket or vest—with a polo shirt and accessorize with sneakers or loafers. For informal settings, you can simply put on the jackets and pants as a regular two-piece suit, and ditch the vest in the process.
Elegance & Timelessness
The elegance and timelessness of a three-piece suit needs no explanation but let me try to prove the point by taking an example of Sean Connery’s three-piece suit from the movie ‘Goldfinger’ circa 1964.
Here are some more hacks to optimize the look and appeal of wearing a three-piece look. Pick a light-weightfabric material such as cotton, linen, solaro, and even wool are great alternatives. Ideally, you should be looking for a fabric that weigh in the range of 230gm or less. Let the jacket be deconstructed as possible. Give an increasingly relaxing look and feel to your jacket with design details including natural shoulders (minus without shoulder pads) and partial lining (if you’re choosing cotton or linen fabrics)—just what you require on a roasting and humid summer day. With this arrangement you can also turn the jacket into a sports coat. Add a layer of élan to the outfit with a pocket square for colour effect and a perfectly balanced look.
Lightweight Linen Suit For Your Wedding
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“It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages.” – Nietzsche
Things will never go wrong for the new groom on big day with a lightweight linen suit, the natural choice for warm weather, but alternately he can simply leave the tie at home and team a light blue suit up with a crisp white shirt, and accessorize with leather loafers. On the other hand, he could pair his favorite tailored suit with a linen shirt for a spiced-up look.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR FOR MY WEDDING – A TUXEDO OR SUIT? CAN YOU GUIDE ME?
Rock Your Friday With Classic Chinos
#FreestyleFridays
Friday is no different a day for getting your style right. Make no mistake with a business casual outfit that doesn’t require jackets, and it’s almost okay with chinos, as opposed to dressier wool trousers!
Get The Perfect American Vintage Feel
#ThrowbackThursdays
How did men of the yesteryears dress their best given the opportunity? Whilst some picked a classic biker jacket in leather, teamed with a pair of stone washed jeans, others preferred shirts with the classic tartan and plaid patterns in vibrantly bright colors for that perfect American Vintage feel.
Wool Suit Stays Between Formal And Casual Attire
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You can get things impeccably right at the workplace or a professional setting even with a semi-casual outfit approach. Sample this fabulous wool suit featuring flap pockets and delicate screen-weave texture. This wool-crafted suit blends well with a navy-knit tie, a white dress shirt, and black Chelsea boots for a bit of quasi-tailored style.
CHANGE OF FORMAL TO SEMI-CASUAL WORK WEAR – WHAT HAS CHANGED?
Know The Belt Rules For Suits And Separates
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Are there different belt rules for suits and separates? Separates usually look better with a belt, which grabs eyeballs to the other pieces of your outfit. The matching jacket and pants of a suit form a continuous line making you look taller and slimmer – a belt can break it up and make you look shorter and fatter.
Nothing Can Wrong When Your Wear A Tailored Suit
#MotivationalMondays
“You learn more when things go wrong.” – David E. Kelley
How many of you try to learn a lesson or so when things really go wrong? But what if things go wrong when you’re trying to strike a first impression upon onlookers at the workplace. Will you be provided with another opportunity? Not quite so. Right, let’s try to get things right the first time itself. Here is a fresh, trendy suit in a slate grey, the sort you can make work for you in multiple situations. The three-button jacket actually looks like a two-button jacket, adding a touch of bespoke feel at a price that won’t burn your pockets even if it’s tailored to fit your style definition.
The Windowpane Pattern Wedding Suit
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“There is no such cozy combination as man and wife.” – Menander
A windowpane design with a subtle pattern is a serious addition to the perfect men’s suit, despite the change towards the ever more casual dress codes on the big day. You can check out pinstripe, mono check and tartan designs that match with your preferences if you want, but windowpane suits can’t really get wrong!
Bomber Jackets A Super Casual Layering Outfit
#FreestyleFridays
Bomber jackets are back with a bang, and going to be big this Summer! If truth be told, the classic aviator jacket will have more takers than ever before. From the 1970s-style cropped bomber jackets in functional nylon to the classic high-shine flight jackets, the cropped minimalist bomber jacket has a neat look and spells minimalism (and for all the good reasons).
Shades Of Corduroy In The Mid’50s
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In the post-world war era, especially in the 1950s, solid colors were hardly ever simply solid. They usually featured subtle patterns of stripes, check or plaid. Others had rough textures of nubby tweed, blanket cloth, or corduroy. Corduroy thus became a super fad in the mid ’50s. Everything came in corduroy, and it came in every color imaginable.
A Blend Of White & Gold Italian Summer Suit
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If you’re into serious soul-searching to strike the right fashion deal, with summer just around the corner, you must check this fine Italian summer suit: a three-piece ensemble cut from a luxury white linen, crafted in a double-breasted silhouette and given a grand finish in gold, sailor-esque buttons. After all, it pays to being true to ourselves, isn’t?
Common Fix For Your Off-the-rack Suit
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Here’s a common fix for your off-the-rack suit:
When it comes to the jacket sleeve length, the sleeves should terminate at the hinge of your wrist. Put another way: It should end a quarter inch to a half-inch before your shirtsleeve does in order to show a bit of cuff.
Top tailors are disrupting the made-to-measure market in more creative ways!