Peak is the normal option, where the front closing cuts away somewhat below the last button.

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An all wool back is warmer and less formal, thus somewhat reminiscent of country wear.

A fastener can be useful to give the waistcoat more shape, especially if you expect to occasionally wear it without a jacket, while the wool back creates a warmer and less formal waistcoat.

Lining is a cooler option when worn under a suit or tuxedo jacket and makes a nice contrast when the jacket is taken off.

A fastener can be useful to give the waistcoat more shape, especially if you expect to occasionally wear it without a jacket, and the lining creates a nice contrast when the jacket is taken off.

Our suits come standard with natural corozo nut buttons. They are made from a South American nut, which gives them a natural character. Typically matching buttons are used on formal suits. However, contrasting buttons can be a nice (and bespoke style) detail on suits, e.g., brown buttons on a blue suit can look great, especially worn with brown shoes.

The premium option is horn, which is the traditional bespoke button of choice. Horn buttons all look distinctly different, adding further character to your garment.

Bone buttons are more casual looking and make for a slightly more fashionable business suit button.

Shell buttons are made from Troca mother-of-pearl and have a distinct shine. This is also a premium – and expensive-looking – option, but also one that stands out and consequently gives a more special appearance.

We exclusively use Bemberg linings, derived from natural fibers, which makes them breathable. These are generally considered the best in the world and offer superior features compared to polyester, while providing far better durability than silk.

The classic option is a matching or tonal lining, but we have plenty of colorful options for those who want to give their suit some character.

No piping provides a more classic look.

Piping is an optional line of fabric at the seam joining the lining and front piece of the jacket. It is a personal preference. This is a chance to make your suit your own.

No pick stitching makes for a cleaner look.

An optional decorative line of stitches along the lining, just inside the piping. Can match or contrast the piping and/or lining.