Special feature on how to dress/coordinate a double suit!

A double suit with a large V-zone opening for a sharp look!

The standard double suit has a “narrow V-zone” and 4 or 6 buttons, but this gentleman wears a slightly unique suit with a deep V-zone that looks like it has been cut off and 2 buttons. If you are blessed with the opportunity to have a double suit made from scratch at Bespoke, it is not a bad idea to be as aggressive as this.

Achieve a dignified style with a pinstripe double suit!

More than the pinstripe fabric, the most striking feature of this suit style is the graceful line that seems to suck you in from the neck to the shoulders. The shoulders are glamorous and sexy with a combination of built-up shoulders and manica camicha. In contrast, the starting point of the gauze line is low, and the tips of the lapels are also set low to add a sense of calmness and dignity, creating a good balance.

This light gray double suit is full of spring and summer style. The secret to the sophisticated look lies in the weave pattern!

We caught a man wearing a double gray suit with a low-contrast check weave pattern against the base gray, and he was wearing it casually with no tie. By adding a pair of burgundy-colored plain tip shoes with an external shuttlecock at the foot, he completes a sophisticated, knowing look.

Match an olive green double suit with blue items for a fresh look!

We caught a gentleman wearing a freshly coordinated grayish-olive double suit that might otherwise give too strong an austere impression. The key is the white and pale blue striped shirt and blue socks. It is also fun to wear a khaki double suit in such a balanced way without being overbearing.