1970s Vintage Mustard Yellow Wedding Suit captures the bold character of seventies tailoring with a distinctive mustard yellow finish. Made from suiting fabric the suit has a smooth structured appearance that supports its dramatic vintage proportions. The strong color and retro silhouette make it particularly suited to vintage weddings themed celebrations parties receptions and statement formal occasions.

The single breasted jacket features oversized peak lapels a two button front and flap side pockets with a sharply defined 1970s inspired shape. Matching high rise trousers feature pronounced front creases and a dramatic flared leg that widens toward the hem. A wide collar white shirt completes the period inspired styling. Suit Heritage offers this two piece suit for men looking for authentic retro character with modern made to measure possibilities.

Men’s & Women’s Size Guide

A precise fit is the foundation of a refined suit.

Use the Suit Heritage size charts to select the most suitable jacket and pant sizes for your measurements. Our guides include men’s and women’s sizing, finished-garment measurements and Short, Regular and Long proportions.

All measurements shown in the charts are in inches.

For the most accurate result, measure yourself carefully before ordering and compare your measurements with the columns labelled Your Chest, Your Waist or Your Hip.

Your suit is a structured, tailored garment. It is not machine washable, and it should never be tumble dried heat and agitation will distort the canvas, shrink the lining, and permanently change the shape of the shoulder and lapel.

• Dry clean only, and only when genuinely necessary. Over-cleaning shortens the life of tailoring more than wearing it does.
• Spot clean small marks promptly with a clean, damp white cloth. Blot, never rub.
• Air the garment for a few hours after each wear before returning it to the wardrobe.
• Brush lightly with a soft garment brush, following the direction of the weave, to lift dust and surface fibres.
• Rest between wears. Two days is ideal — it allows the fibres to recover their shape.
• Hang on a broad, contoured wooden hanger. Wire hangers collapse the shoulder line.
• Hang trousers by the hem or the waistband on a clamp hanger to keep the crease true.
• Steam rather than press to release creases. If pressing, use a low setting and always a pressing cloth.
• Store with room to breathe in a cotton garment bag, never plastic, and keep away from prolonged damp or direct sunlight.

For alterations, repairs, or a full press before an event, we recommend a professional tailor. Our team is available for guidance at any point.