eTuxedo's Own Tuxedo

There is a certain feel, a certain fit that you can tell when you are wearing a better made garment. You can look at the specs all day long and not put your finger on the difference, but when you try the coat on you simply know it’s made better. This is “that” tuxedo. By the specs the Cesar tuxedo is a better buy (and it really is a beautiful tux) than this one. Yet, when you try the two on, you know this is a better made garment. It has to do with the inside guts of the garment – the chest piece, the padding, the way it is sewn, pressed, and underpressed. This is one-up from Cesar in workmanship. Timeless 1-button notch lapel, flap pocket no vent jacket. Jacket is fully lined with a rich twill coat lining and alternating striped lining in the arm and shoulder. There are 2 interior breast pockets and a lower phone pocket. Double pleated slack is lined to the knee, suspender buttons in place, on-seam front pockets, 2 back pockets have button closures, satin stripe down the leg, and even a hidden coin pocket inside the front right hand side pocket to keep your change quiet. Slack is a fixed waistband (no sliding adjuster by the hips) with 2 inches of extra fabric to allow easy waist alterations. Slack size is 6 inches less than the jacket size (42 coat comes with a 36 waist). Super-100’s tropical weight cloth is soft and luxurious. All-in-all, a very fine garment.