MONDAYSUIT Men's Modern Fit 2 or 3 Piece Suit Blazer Jacket Tux Vest & Trousers

For the price it isn't bad. The suit has a 6 inch drop meaning that if you get a size 36 jacket the pants will be size 30 and fits well, though a little tight through the upper thigh . I normally wear a 36-38 and I purchased a 36 (due to the drop) and it fits perfectly without any real need for tailoring (minus logical sleeve shorting to show 1/4 to 1 inch of cuff and to finish the pants to the correct length). The pants have an unique 3 button closure waistband compared to most dress trousers that have a two button and one hook and eye closure. It also has 6 belt-loops, lined to the knee, two welt button back pockets, and basic slant front pockets. The vest has the same black fabric back as the lining for the suit, and two welt pockets, and five button single breasted closure. The jacket has two flap pockets and a welt breast pocket, as seen on the images. It also has 4 internal pockets; the two on the left have flaps and button closures, the one on the right does not, the fourth one is a simple pen pocket on the left. Notched lapel with a functional lapel hole for pins and boutonnieres. Sleeves have 4 non working buttons. Dry-clean only. The item is 65% polyester 35% rayon and is as heavy as any normal suit.The color is nice. It a dark grey charcoal style suit much like in the photos. Overall this suit is good for interviews, another work suit, or something along those lines. Not bad expand your collection, or as a first suit, though preferably of wool would be best for a first in Navy or Charcoal. Other than that it is worth the money,I give it 5 stars for the fit, color, and price.Photos: 1: closeup of vest, 2: all together with a blue oxford collar dress shirt, 3: closeup of inside of jacket right side, 4: 3 button closure of waistband, 5: closeup of vest fabric, 6: Looks good without the vest, 7: Looks good without the jacket, 8: all together with open jacket, 9: Just the pants.

Purchased for my teen son..he likes the trim fit... He has several banquets this spring. It looks well made.

I am a person who has always been overweight, so purchasing a suit for the first time--especially one online--was quite intimidating. I was anxious to order this suit, but I do not regret it. Despite being unsure of what exact size I needed to get, I bought a suit and am pleased with the purchase. It is bigger than my actual size, but I bought a size a little larger than I thought I was. I did this because 1. I would rather have something a little too big than too small and 2. It will still fit if I get bigger. The suit is very high-quality. The vest seems maybe a little thin, but I know almost NOTHING about suits, so it may be the case that vests are not supposed to be very thick. The pants ended up being much larger than what I wear, but the actual suit jacket is what was most important. The pants will also need to be adjusted, but this is expected.Short version: These suits are very well made for the price. I would DEFINITELY recommend them, even if you are in need of a larger suit as I was. I will without a doubt be purchasing more suits here when I need them. I paid ~$100 for something that would have cost ~$300+ anywhere else.

I got this suit for a wedding, and although there was some initial consternation about my size not being available, it restocked in time for the wedding, and it was worth the wait. I got the proper size, took it to a tailor who trimmed up the legs and shrunk the size of the back of the jacket slightly, and wound up with a suit that received multiple compliments for how it looked on me at the wedding. I'm hardly a fashionista, so this was unusual and speaks to how well the suit fit.On that note, this suit has a six-inch drop, meaning the jacket size is always 6 inches above the pant size. When I measured, I was a 36 jacket, 32 pants. Figuring it would be easier to shrink the jacket than expand the pants, I ordered 38/32, and as mentioned this worked quite well. Two of the other three men in the party went a little bit low on the size, and it was slightly uncomfortable for one, and visibly noticeable for another. So if you're on the edge between two sizes, I'd definitely recommend ordering the larger and tailoring it down.Appearance-wise, it looks pretty much exactly like what you'd expect from the pictures, in a good way. The jacket pocket is sewn shut when it arrives, but it's easy to remove the stitches if need be with scissors. The suite also looks good without the jacket; with just the pants, vest, and a dress shirt, and a tie, it has a splendid old-fashioned classy barman look. Due to the heat of the wedding day, we wound up wearing it this way for a good part of the time outside of the ceremony itself.In addition to a wedding, the suit would also work well for interviews or pretty much any other formal occasion you may have. True, it's not a full tuxedo, but it's also not too hard to the budget. And at the price, I don't even mind that we bought suits for the wedding versus renting suits or tuxes. It's a good deal nicer than the previous one I had anyway.

I haven't gotten the pants hemmed yet, but straight out of the box it was impressive. Definitely a quality made suit. The material is heavier than I expected it to be. It has a fine feel to it. The vest looks great with the jacket and pants. I will be purchasing more of these suits in different colors in the future. By the way, the pants come 4 inches smaller in size than the jacket size you order. So, a size 48 jacket gets you a size 44 pants.