WEEN CHARM Men's 3-Piece Slim Fit Suit Set-2-Button Blazer,Vest & Pants-Formal Wedding,Prom,Party & Business Tuxedo

My son wore this suit for an event. Turned out really nice and it fit him perfectly.

Great quality suit! This is the third suit I’ve bought for weddings and have been happy with them all. It was comfortable, fit perfectly! I didn’t wear the tie that came with it but it was an okay tie. I am 6ft, 175lbs and I ordered the medium.

Had to quickly get a suit when my father suddenly passed away.I generally get a size up when I wear jackets and blazers, due to my broad shoulders (ex. I wear an XL shirt, so I order a 2XL jacket) to give myself wiggle room.Everything except the suit jacket was how I wanted; the jacket was snugger than I expected, so I couldn't close it comfortably.Quality was great, just order two sizes up to be safe.

Fits nice and looked great !

Based on Size chart medium it was still too big Sizing didn't work had to get it tailor, however quality was good

Last min buy, was little bit worried about choosing the right size, i got one size less from L to M and that fit me perfectly, good material and quality stitching etc good price worth buying, came with the exact tie, the whole look color was perfect in general

Rating this is tricky. On the one hand, I don't want to be too harsh; at the end of the day, you're reading this because you're considering buying a cheap, made-in-China suit. Online, no less. It is unrealistic to expect some sort of high-quality work of art. But my suit had issues, and it's only fair that I make them known. I'll start with some of the more general ones. Loose threads popping out here and there. A smudge/mark near the bottom button of the vest that isn't really noticeable when buttoned-up, but is simply unacceptable on a finished product, especially something as important as a suit. Shoulder-pads that are a bit too large and poofy (very common in cheap suits, from what I understand). A front pocket that is absolutely worthless.Now we get into specifics. Let's take a moment to talk about that front pocket, as well as the white "pocket square" inside. For those of you who've never owned a suit before, all pockets - as well as the coat flaps at the back - come sewn shut. This is apparently normal. I think it's done to maintain the shape of the coat, and you're meant to cut them lose with scissors or something similar. The pocket square, however, is sewn completely to the suit and I saw absolutely no way to remove it, so forget about buying your own pocket square.On to fit and feel. The suit is indeed a slim fit. The sleeves and pant legs hugged my arms and legs too closely for my liking, but I think it's mostly because of my body type (I have thick arms and legs). As others have recommended, be sure to buy a size up. But here comes my biggest issue with the suit. The feel. This suit is thin. Incredibly thin. If you've never worn a suit in your life, perhaps you may not realize it because you won't know what to look for as you have nothing to compare it to. After wearing a 100% wool suit, wearing this feels like wearing a cheap, Halloween costume.Now, you may be wondering why I didn't rate this lower considering all the cons I've listed. The reason is simply that the suit is affordable, and doesn't look too bad. Yes, it has a shininess/sheen to it that is readily associated with cheap, polyester suits, but from what I can tell, the quality and feel is on par with the cheap suits you'd find at department stores, but at a much cheaper price. Also, from what I understand, like a lot of cheap, made-in-China items, suits like this one are likely made in the same factories as other suits, but they just slap different brand names on them and price them differently. What I'm getting it is that this suit is very likely of the same quality as other similarly priced suits on amazon, so the issues I have with it are likely not unique to this brand.So there you have it. If you're looking for a cheap, affordable suit to wear a couple of times, this may be acceptable. Any more than that and it will likely fall apart. However, if you're looking for something that will last you a long time, something that is durable, feels good, and oozes class, you have to get your hands on a 100% wool suit. I know, I know. You're likely rolling your eyes and muttering to yourself that they're too expensive. I understand completely. My recommendation is this: thrift shops. If you live near and can get to a thrift ship, I cannot recommend them enough. For a lot of people, including myself, the thought of buying second-hand clothing is a bit unnerving, but you're here because you don't have much money, and thrift shops are filled with hidden gems that are completely unworn or lightly worn. That is how I got my hands on a 100% wool, made in Europe suit for $1. I will never go back to polyester.

The suit was a good value for the money. The pants did fit in the waist with some room, mot tight in the legs, but the legs were a bit long (got them hemmed). The jacket and vest fit great, they did not need any adjustments.