Your guide to the
perfect suit

Find your fit

Slim Fit
Classic Fit
Modern Fit
Skinny Fit

Brands we love

Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein
Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger
Michael Kors
Michael Kors
Hugo Boss
Hugo Boss
B by Brooks Brothers
B by Brooks Brothers
Slim fit: This style is a great option for athletic or lean body types,
balancing comfort with a tailored silhouette. The jacket is trim in the
chest, shoulders & waist with higher armholes & fitted sleeves. Pants sit at
the hips with a narrow leg opening & slender cut through the seat & thighs.

slim
slim
slim
Classic fit: This timeless cut is comfortable for fuller builds or anyone
looking for a roomier style. The jacket fits naturally on the shoulders,
chest & waist, with traditional armholes & sleeves. Pants sit at the waist
with a loose leg opening and a relaxed fit through the seat & thighs.

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suit
suit
Modern fit: This suit has a refined appearance without being too tight,
best for average to slightly broader body types. The jacket is slightly
tailored through the shoulders, with a closer fit in the chest & waist,
and somewhat higher armholes. Pants sit just below the waist with
a straight leg opening & slimmer fit through the seat & thighs.

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suit
suit
Skinny fit: This modern look is ideal for individuals with slim builds who
prefer a sleek, close fit. The jacket is very trim in the chest, shoulders &
waist, with high armholes & tight-fitting sleeves. Pants sit at the hips
with a narrow leg opening and the closest fit through the seat & thighs.

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How to measure for a suit

Step 1: over arms
Step 1: over arms
Stand with your hands at your side & measure around the broadest part of your shoulders.
Step 2: chest
Step 2: chest
Measure around the upper body, below your armpits, and over the fullest part of your chest & back.
Step 3: waist
Step 3: waist
Bend to one side to find where your waist naturally creases & measure, keeping the tape comfortably loose.
Step 4: inseam
Step 4: inseam
Stand straight with your legs slightly apart & measure from the top of your inner thigh to the bottom of your ankle.
Jackets are determined by your chest measurement plus the desired coat length—short, regular, or long (e.g., 38S, 40R, 42L).
Pants use a drop measurement. To find your drop, subtract 6-7 inches from the over-arm measurement. This will give you the waist size (e.g., 29, 30, 32).
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between slim-fit & skinny-fit suits?

Slim-fit suits have a close fit through the chest and waist, with more room in the shoulders and thighs. Skinny-fit suits have a tighter, more form-fitting cut throughout, emphasizing a sleek and narrow silhouette.

How do I choose the right suit for my body type?Finding your suit size

Choosing the right suit depends on your body shape and personal style. Trying on different cuts and consulting with our Personal Stylists can help you find your perfect fit.

What suit fit is best for a tall man?

Tall men often look great in slim- or modern-fit suits, which offer a tailored appearance without being too tight. These styles help elongate the body and create a balanced silhouette. Ensuring the jacket & sleeves are the correct length is essential.

Can I wear a skinny-fit suit if I have a muscular build?

Skinny-fit suits can be worn by anyone, including individuals with a muscular build. The key is finding a suit that provides comfort & mobility. Opt for a fabric with some stretch, and consider having the suit tailored. Modern-fit suits are a good alternative for muscular builds, offering more room while maintaining a stylish look.

Are modern- & classic-fit suits the same?

Modern-fit suits are slightly more tailored than classic-fit suits, providing a contemporary look. Classic-fit suits offer a more traditional, roomier silhouette that allows for ease of movement.