The suit has been an irreplaceable symbol of the elegance and character of men for centuries. When wearing an outfit made precisely to measure, a gentleman shows not only his taste but also his standing in society. Mon Amie understands that every clothing choice is a statement of one's own personal style.
In this article
- Single-Breasted Suit
- Double-Breasted Suit
- Three-Piece Suit
- Tuxedo: The Height of Elegance
- Points to Note When Choosing a Suit Style
Single-Breasted Suit: The Classic Choice
First, we cannot overlook the single-breasted suit, one of the most widely worn styles in the world today. It is therefore a safe yet highly refined choice for every event, from the office to relaxed evening parties. This design usually has one to three buttons, giving the wearer's figure a lean line.Moreover, the specialists at Mon Amie usually advise gentlemen to choose the two-button style for its versatility and its flattering effect on the figure. In particular, the vent at the back lets you move freely while keeping a neat shape. You can pair this jacket with trousers of the same colour, or with jeans for a dynamic style.

However, the simplicity of this style demands extremely precise cutting to make sure the shoulder and chest fit perfectly. We always prefer premium wool for a light, breathable feel. A quality made-to-measure suit will therefore help gentlemen feel more confident at every important meeting.
Double-Breasted Suit: Authority and Tradition
Besides that, the double-breasted suit is making a strong return in refined fashion circles. This style carries the air of classic British style, symbolising power and poise. With two symmetrical rows of buttons, the jacket makes the chest look broader, helping a gentleman look more robust and authoritative than ever.Above all, when wearing this design, a gentleman should keep the jacket buttoned to maintain a proper shape. This design is therefore extremely suitable for highly ceremonial events or board meetings. At Mon Amie, we vary small details to reduce the heaviness of the traditional style, giving a younger look.
Three-Piece Suit: A Well-Balanced Combination
If a gentleman is looking for maximum formality, the three-piece suit is a choice not to be missed. The combination of jacket, trousers and waistcoat creates an extremely unified and refined whole. In addition, the waistcoat layer keeps the shirt underneath flat and adds depth to the outfit.Furthermore, according to the fashion standards described in Wikipedia's article on the suit, the three-piece style is always regarded as the benchmark for the most important occasions. You can take off the outer jacket and still look elegant thanks to the waistcoat that fits closely to the body. Mon Amie often uses finely striped or checked fabrics to make the premium suit more striking.

Tuxedo: The Height of Elegance at Parties
Finally, the tuxedo must be mentioned when discussing popular suit styles. The biggest difference lies in the lapels, which are faced with glossy silk or satin, creating a glamorous look under stage lights. This is clothing reserved for Black Tie evenings or lavish weddings.For that reason, the tailors at Mon Amie take care over every stitch on the tuxedo cloth to ensure a sheen that is lustrous without being showy. A gentleman should pair a tuxedo with a bow tie and polished leather shoes to complete an aristocratic appearance. However, this combination requires a certain knowledge of styling rules to avoid looking out of place.
Points to Note When Choosing a Suit Style for Gentlemen
First, the most important factor is always the fit. An outfit, however expensive, that does not fit will diminish the wearer. Next, colour also plays a deciding role in a gentleman's bearing. Navy or charcoal usually conveys trustworthiness, while black conveys commanding authority.Finally, fabric is the soul of the outfit. We encourage clients to try fabrics imported from Italy or England to feel the difference. Let Mon Amie accompany you on the journey to find your own style. Every suit here is a work of art, made exactly to your measure.
