Thick as Thieves suits are available in different button stances:
- 1 button suit, perfect for social occasions where you need to look razor sharp, but not necessarily like you just got off work. Can also function perfectly in many work environments, making that transition from work to play even easier. It’s also a great option for wedding suits.
- 2 button suit, the standard. Perfect for the versatile “wear anytime, anywhere” suit that every man needs in his wardrobe. This cut can be modified in many ways to look as traditional, or not, as you need it to be.
- 3 button suit, there was a time when this was the standard, but now it’s more of a niche suit, perfect for the man looking for some subculture influence to his suit wardrobe.
- 4 button suit, this is a very rare cut that we’ve made a handful of times, but it takes the 3-button cut to more extreme level of niche!
All suits are made to be slim-fitted to the wearer, based on his measurements.
When non-specified, the jacket sleeve length will be made to an average length for the wearer based on his height.
Trouser rises are made to take into account the wearer’s height, but generally an average height between 5’7 and 5’10 will have a 10.5″ front rise unless otherwise requested. Taller/shorter heights will be adjusted based on that default.
HOUSE CUT:
A slightly more “fashion forward” cut with the following attributes:
- Slightly shorter jacket length from “normal” (based on wearer’s height). Approx 1 – 1.5″ longer than HOUSE CUT jacket length. In most cases the jacket will end about 2-3″ lower than the bottom of the sleeve (approx to the top of the thumb joint).
- Jacket ticket pocket (unless omitted by request) is made to overlap the main pocket that it sits above.
- Trousers more fitted with a stronger taper to the hem from the thigh.
- Trouser pockets made with “frogmouth” pocket style.
TRADITIONAL CUT:
More classically proportioned with the following attributes:
- Jacket length more standard, ending around the half-way point of wearer’s thumb when standing straight with arms to side. (Based on wearer’s height)
- Ticket pocket (unless omitted by request) is traditionally spaced above the main pocket, about 1/2″ gap between the two.
- Trousers still tapered but not as aggressively as the house cut.
- Trouser pockets made with side slant/handwarmer pocket style.
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