Green Suit. How to wear it to look classic. Not too fashionable.

Green 3-Piece Suit

Herringbone pattern. Canvas construction. Corozo buttons. Classic proportions.

Green suits may not be the first color many people think of when choosing to cut a suit.

But if you choose a shade, fabric color, and fit, green can be one of the more discreet, tasteful, and long-wearing colors than you think.

For this dress, we choose to make a 3-piece suit in a green tone that is not too bright or fashionable, but a green that feels still, deep, and cavalier. It suits people who want a suit that is different from black, navy, or gray, but retains all the politeness and classicism.

The details that make this dress interesting aren't just about color.

But the little elements that fit together

The Herringbone pattern adds dimension to the fabric, making the green look textured and not too flat. When hit by light, the details of the pattern are seen softly. It is a contrast that does not shout, but makes the dress look more tactical.

Canvas construction is another important part of the suit coat structure. It allows the jacket to take a softer, more natural shape and gradually match the wearer as it continues to be used. The suit's feel is not stiff, but it retains its stiffness and good shape.

The Corozo Button-Up Section is a small detail that helps fill the set with integrity; with a touch finish and a caracter of smooth-looking but quality material, it fits a suit that needs classicism rather than overtones.

With all in classic proportions, both jacket, west and pants, this green 3-piece suit gives a full, discreet and fuzzy look, without the need for excessive effort.

Suitable for weddings, parties, important occasions, or days when you want to dress up to be special, but also look like yourself.

Classic with a Twisted.

Sarantino Tailor House

Bespoke & Made-to-Measure Tailoring

Chiang Mai

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