Double Breasted Suits

Double-breasted means that there is a part on your chest where one side of the suit jacket overlaps with the other side. Usually, double-breasted suit jackets are 2, 4 or 6 buttons jackets.

They are quite different jackets. If you already have some single breasted suits and you want something different, go ahead, double breasted is your choice.

Choose "Slim Fit" option in our online designer so you have a modern fit jacket. Really convenient choice for this kind of suits. A classical jacket with a modern fit, yes.

We understand your concern. Look, we will make it really easy. 2 buttons double breasted suit jacket? It is getting trendy but use it only if you are very sure of what you are doing, good for night events. 4 buttons? Classic, nothing to worry. 6 buttons? the most popular choice, you will show more buttons so it is a good chance to add metallic buttons options or contrasting thread colours.

Yes, you can wear it unbuttoned but it can look baggy. It is important that at some point you button is to show how good it fits you. Should I unbutton it when sitting? Yes, remember that when sitting all kind of suit jackets should be unbuttoned.

You already have some single-breasted jackets and you want to go a step further on style. Double-breasted suits are really stylish and will bring a new option to your business casual style.

You already have some single-breasted jackets and you want to go a step further on style. Double-breasted suits are really stylish and will bring a new option to your business casual style.

Maybe because of the Italian double-breasted suits, when we think about a double-breasted suit, we imagine them with vents. So choose them if you want an Italian flair. 

No, double-breasted jackets are not slimming. That doesn't mean that a big guy should never wear them but you have to consider that a double-breasted jacket will not help to hide your body volume.

Yes, why not, there are even double-breasted tuxedos so it is allowed. Be careful mixing patterns and be aware that double-breasted and bow tie will grab some attention. Make the rest of your outfit as simple as possible.

Yes. single-breasted or double-breasted, as far as it is a suit and the dress code requires a suit there should be no difference. It is true that the most common is single-breasted, but, come on, it is a good opportunity to show some variety to your style.

There is no 100% answer. Some people will say that there is no need of wearing a waistcoat because it is adding another layer to your chest and probably a t-shirt could be a better solution if it is about being comfortable. Some others would argue that it is always nice to wear a vest so once you take off your double-breasted jacket you are still wearing something over your dress shirt. In the end, no need to wear it, usually you don't wear it with a double-breasted suit, and it will not be visible unless you take off your jacket.

Those seeking a slimming appearance may avoid double-breasted suits, as they can add bulk. Additionally, shorter individuals might opt for single-breasted designs to elongate their profile. However, confidence is key in fashion. If you feel great in a double-breasted suit, wear it proudly. When tailored to fit perfectly, any design can enhance one's appearance. Ultimately, choose what aligns with your personal style and comfort.