Formal Dress Code

The epitome of male elegance

“TUXEDOS DON’T GO OUT OF STYLE; TUXEDOS ARE STYLE.”

- Glenn O’Brien

Black-tie dress code is
the tuxedo or dinner suit

Consisting of a single or double-breasted jacket with covered buttons and satin-covered lapels, trousers with a satin or grosgrain stripe down the sides and tabs or suspenders instead of belt loops. The most popular colors are black or midnight blue (both with black satin detailing).

Wear with a cuffed white dress shirt (with either a covered placket or evening studs and a turndown collar) and a bow tie. Footwear needs to be patent leather or shined lace-up shoes, opera pumps, or smoking slippers.

CLASSIC BLACK

The pinnacle of menswear for decades. Styled with contrasting black grosgrain satin on the lapel, pocket besoms, and buttons.

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MODERN MIDNIGHT NAVY

Midnight blue has become the modern gentleman’s choice for a tuxedo. Our take is styled with contrasting black satin on the lapel, pocket besoms, and buttons.

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TIMELESS WHITE

Refined doesn’t have to mean expected. At it’s best in worsted wool cloth with a shawl lapel, double besom pockets, pick
stitching, and matching fabric buttons.

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