Men's suits
You don't have to wear a suit every day for it to matter. More often than not, it's what you reach for when the occasion counts: a job interview, a wedding or a business dinner. In moments like these, a well-fitting men's suit makes an impression before you even say a word.
Our men's suit collection includes complete suit sets, blazers, suit trousers and suit waistcoats, in navy, green, grey, black, brown, beige and more. Here's what to look for when choosing yours, from the fit and colour to the occasion.
Which suit fit is right for you?
Menswear generally distinguishes between four main cuts: Regular Fit, Tailored Fit, Slim Fit and Body Fit. Our fit names are a little different, but the idea is the same:
- Super Slim Fit: Our closest-fitting cut, snug across the chest, waist and legs. Ideal for slimmer builds and anyone after a particularly modern look. Our best-known model is Franco.
- Slim Fit: Close to the body but with a little more room. By far our most common fit, featured in styles such as Solaris and Martin. Great for slim and athletic builds.
- Regular Fit: A classic cut with plenty of comfort and freedom to move, for example our Theo model. Especially suitable for broader builds and anyone wearing a suit for hours at a time.
- Relaxed Fit: A looser cut for an easygoing, contemporary look.
How a suit should fit
When buying a suit, pay particular attention to the shoulders and the blazer. The shoulder seam should sit at the natural end of your shoulder. When buttoned, the blazer shouldn't pull, and the lapels should lie flat. The sleeves should leave around one centimetre of shirt cuff showing. Suit trousers are the right length when the hem rests lightly on your shoes. Our suits come in sizes 42 to 58. Find your measurements in our size guide.
Materials: virgin wool, blends and linen
Virgin wool is breathable, helps regulate temperature and naturally resists dirt. Polyester-wool blends and fabrics with viscose are less prone to creasing and easy to care for, which is handy when you're on the move.
Linen suits are breathable and ideal for summer, while corduroy looks stylish and feels warmer in autumn. You'll find the exact fabric composition in each product description.
Keep your suit looking good for years
With the right care, a suit can last for years. Wool shouldn't go in the washing machine; gently dab small marks with a damp cloth instead. Regular airing and occasional careful pressing help the fabric hold its shape, while a wide hanger prevents the shoulders from losing theirs. Suits made from blended fabrics are often easier to maintain and some can even be washed. Always check the care label of your particular suit.
From shirt to shoes: complete your look
A suit comes together when the details are right. A well-fitting formal shirt sets the foundation, a tie or bow tie adds a finishing touch, and classic lace-up dress shoes complete the outfit. And if the younger members of the family are joining the celebrations, you'll also find boys' suits. Then you're ready to make an entrance at your next big occasion.
