The tuxedo as a wedding suit

The tuxedo is one of those ultimate key pieces that you should have. If the dress code is black tie during your wedding day, you will wear a tuxedo in the evenings, so when the sun is up and not before. And during the day you wear a Jacquet, also called Morning Coat.

Even more tips for your wedding suit

This tuxedo was made for a wedding but has its own twist because the client does not want to appear too formal and is not a fan of black.

We have therefore replaced the black fabric with a dark navy blue so that it appears more personal and less stiff. The accents are still made in black satin.

This way you can make your wedding clothes much more personal through minimal differences without coming across as a clown. I think that's called nuanced. :)

Points to consider when choosing the fabric for your wedding suit

1. How do you choose the right fabric for your wedding suit?
2. Fabrics evoke associations and emotions.
3. What should you pay attention to when choosing a fabric for your suit?
4. Which Fabric Weaves and Patterns are suitable for the groom's suit?
5. What types of wedding suit styles are there?
6. Wedding suit: How do you combine fabrics?
7. The benefits of the right wedding suit fabric?

Fabrics evoke associations and is therefore one of the most important factors of your wedding suit and the theme of your wedding.

You might think that, for example, all blue and grey suits look the same. But when you look further, you discover many more details than you expected. And you suddenly discover that you have completely different wishes when it comes to the material than you had suspected. Consider the colour, the texture, the structure, the way of weaving, the pattern and the type of material.

Choosing the right fabric for your wedding suit means that you know exactly what your wishes are and what to look for. With this blog about wedding suit fabrics we are happy to help you so that you can consciously choose what suits you best as a groom.