SuitsHeritage Men’s Solid Black Slim Fit 2 Piece Suit

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SuitsHeritage Men’s Solid Black Slim Fit 2 Piece Suit

$259.99

Size

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Jacket Measurements
All measurments should be entered in inches

Chest size
Measure around the fullest part of the chest (do not puff up chest) (measure from below the Arm Pits)

Sleeves length
Place tape where sleeve joins body of coat and measure to length desired.

Measuring sleeve length of your existing coat/jacket can help.

Shoulder
Measure from one edge of the shoulder to the other, across back. It is best to measure shoulders of your existing jacket if available.

Jacket Length
Measure from the upper end of the shoulder where it joins the neck to the length required (you might use one of your own jacket).

Bicep
Measure around the fullest part of your bicep.

Stomach
Measure around the widest part of the Stomach.

Pants Length
Measure the length from the waist to the floor or the length you want, you should measure the length while wearing your shoes.
Measuring outer length of your existing pants can help, you should measure it from the top of the waist band to the leg bottom or the length you want.

Waist
Measure the waist area where you want to wear your pants. Make sure the tape is snug, but not pulling tightly, and not too loose.
(Do NOT mention your label size, measure your waist according to the instructions above, readymade pants are always more than their label sizes and vary from brand to brand)

Seat
Measure around the widest part of the Seat.

Front Rise
Measure from the crotch where the inseam meets the front and back seams to the top of the waistband.
Measure with the front laid flat, pull the area to the fullest

Back Rise
Measure from the crotch where the inseam meets the front and back seams to the top of the waistband on the rear.
We will increase/decrease the back rise incase we feel that it seems a bit off or do not come in the range of your other measurements.

Thighs
Determine the widest part of your thigh and measure accordingly.

Knee
Measure around your knee cap, snug, with room for one finger.

Leg opening
Measure from one side to the other side.
You will then multiply this measurement by 2

Jacket Fit
As the name suggests, Slim fit is more fitted than a regular fit Jacket.

Trouser Fit
Classic Comfort Fit:
Pants which are comfortable on the thighs and taper a bit towards the leg opening.
Straight Fit:
On straight fit pants the leg opening is the almost same as your knee measurements.
Slimmer Straight:
Same as straight however more slimmer on the thighs and leg opening.
Baggy:
These are loose on the thighs and knees and then taper a bit towards the leg opening.
Slimmer Tapering:
Tapering towards the leg opening.
The knee and leg opening measurements you give play a crucial part in determining the fit.
*Size

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$259.99

Size

Clear

Jacket Measurements
All measurments should be entered in inches

Chest size
Measure around the fullest part of the chest (do not puff up chest) (measure from below the Arm Pits)

Sleeves length
Place tape where sleeve joins body of coat and measure to length desired.

Measuring sleeve length of your existing coat/jacket can help.

Shoulder
Measure from one edge of the shoulder to the other, across back. It is best to measure shoulders of your existing jacket if available.

Jacket Length
Measure from the upper end of the shoulder where it joins the neck to the length required (you might use one of your own jacket).

Bicep
Measure around the fullest part of your bicep.

Stomach
Measure around the widest part of the Stomach.

Pants Length
Measure the length from the waist to the floor or the length you want, you should measure the length while wearing your shoes.
Measuring outer length of your existing pants can help, you should measure it from the top of the waist band to the leg bottom or the length you want.

Waist
Measure the waist area where you want to wear your pants. Make sure the tape is snug, but not pulling tightly, and not too loose.
(Do NOT mention your label size, measure your waist according to the instructions above, readymade pants are always more than their label sizes and vary from brand to brand)

Seat
Measure around the widest part of the Seat.

Front Rise
Measure from the crotch where the inseam meets the front and back seams to the top of the waistband.
Measure with the front laid flat, pull the area to the fullest

Back Rise
Measure from the crotch where the inseam meets the front and back seams to the top of the waistband on the rear.
We will increase/decrease the back rise incase we feel that it seems a bit off or do not come in the range of your other measurements.

Thighs
Determine the widest part of your thigh and measure accordingly.

Knee
Measure around your knee cap, snug, with room for one finger.

Leg opening
Measure from one side to the other side.
You will then multiply this measurement by 2

Jacket Fit
As the name suggests, Slim fit is more fitted than a regular fit Jacket.

Trouser Fit
Classic Comfort Fit:
Pants which are comfortable on the thighs and taper a bit towards the leg opening.
Straight Fit:
On straight fit pants the leg opening is the almost same as your knee measurements.
Slimmer Straight:
Same as straight however more slimmer on the thighs and leg opening.
Baggy:
These are loose on the thighs and knees and then taper a bit towards the leg opening.
Slimmer Tapering:
Tapering towards the leg opening.
The knee and leg opening measurements you give play a crucial part in determining the fit.
*Size

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Description

To preserve the quality, shape, and longevity of your 2-piece suit, follow these essential care practices:

Rotation Matters:
Give your suit (Jacket and Trousers) at least 24–48 hours of rest between wears. This helps the fabric regain its structure and prevents premature wear.

Use the Right Hangers:

Jacket: Always hang on a broad, structured wooden hanger to support the shoulders and maintain the silhouette.
Trousers: Hang vertically using clamp-style hangers from the cuffs or waistband to avoid creasing.

Steam, Don’t Iron:
Use a steamer to remove wrinkles and refresh the fabric. Steaming is gentler and prevents shine marks that can occur with ironing.

Limit Dry Cleaning:
Dry clean the complete suit only 1–2 times a year, or when necessary. Over-cleaning weakens the fabric, fades colour, and affects the suit’s internal structure.

Handle Stains Carefully:
Blot spills gently with a clean cloth—never rub, as that can spread the stain and damage the fibers. Spot clean whenever possible.

Give It Space:
Always store your suit with enough room in the wardrobe to prevent crushing or shoulder distortion.

Suit Care

To maintain the quality and fit of your 3-piece suit, follow these core steps:

Rotation is Vital: Allow your suit (Jacket, Trousers, and Waistcoat) a minimum of 24–48 hours of rest between wears. This allows the fabric fibers to recover their shape and elasticity.

Use Proper Hangers:

Jacket: Always use a structured wooden hanger to support the shoulder line.
Trousers: Hang vertically from the cuffs using clamp hangers.
Waistcoat: Hang on a padded hanger or fold neatly to prevent stretching.

Steaming Over Cleaning: Steam regularly to remove wrinkles and freshen the fabric. This is far gentler than ironing.

Dry Clean Sparingly: Dry clean the full suit only 1-2 times per year, or when stains are significant. Excessive dry cleaning degrades the fabric and interlining.

Spot Treat Stains: Blot liquid stains immediately with a clean cloth—never rub.

Additional Notes

Tie , Pocket Square and Bow Tie are sold separately.

Handcrafted Just for You | Delivery Time: 2-3 Weeks

Subject to confirmed measurement inputs and stock availability. Also ordering other products together which do not specify delivery dates may delay shipping.

Custom Made

Each garment is individually Custom Tailored by our team of expert Master Tailors and Skilled Craftsmen from the fabric stage. Same return policy applies to Ready Sizes as they too are custom made for you.