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Three-piece suit and Babur baile reminiscent of an elite British banker
This coordinate incorporates a three-piece suit and the “Vidail,” Babur’s ironclad model created in 1980 as a jacket for horseback riding. The length of the Bidail is just enough to hide the jacket, making it easy to match with a suit, and it is often used in business style by elite British bankers. The layered look of the jacket and vest peeking out from the bouboua jacket is also a cool, stylish look.
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Seasonal men’s coordinate with corduroy three-piece suit
This is an advanced coordinate that incorporates a three-piece suit tailored in corduroy. Although it is different from the realistic Japanese business scene, it is a good example of how changing the material can change the season and the atmosphere of a suit. Executives who already have orthodox suits on hand and are considering a more aggressive suit should definitely take a look.
Expressing a V-zone that doesn’t lose out to the three-piece suit style with a strong presence
This three-piece suit style by Gabriele Pasini is known for his originality in mixing various cultures such as street, grunge, military, and dress, and incorporating them into a single style. This suit, consisting of a single peaked lapel jacket, a gilet with double lapels, and dressy two pleated slacks, is one of the standard types that symbolize the Gabriele Pasini brand. In order not to be overshadowed by the suit with a strong presence, the V-zone is made up of a heavy navy tie with a small sword shift to create a three-dimensional effect, and the London stripe shirt is powerful in its assertiveness.
