Out of stock right now: 52R, 54R, 56R, 60R.
Pick the size you want and we will email you when it is back.
One email about this size. It does not sign you up for anything else.
Navy is the suit most guys end up owning first, and it's the easiest one to move up or down. White shirt and black shoes for an interview, a light blue shirt and brown shoes for a July wedding, and it still looks right. This is the navy two-piece for the bigger sizes, 52R through 60R, the end of the range that is hardest to find on a rack.
It's one of our stock suits, a style we keep going back to rather than a one-season run, cut in a classic fit. That means a more comfortable, straighter line than a slim suit, which is what a lot of guys in these sizes are really after. The brand's own guide to its modern suit line lists a stretch panel in the armhole, an interior non-slip waistband and trousers lined to the knee, the details that make a suit easier to wear from morning to night. We bring the larger sizes in a piece at a time, so the size selector above is the honest picture: what's here is available, and the rest shows as sold out.
It also works for a wedding party, whether you're the groom or standing next to him, and the bigger sizes mean nobody in the group is stuck in a different suit. The regular sizes, 36R to 50R, run on the other stock suit pages, such as the Charcoal 2pc Stock Suit. The same suit in black is on its own page.
Body-size guide. Suits are sold by US R-size, so a 54R fits a 54-inch chest. Match your own chest to the closest R-size; the trouser waist follows the standard 6-inch drop from the chest. These are body measurements, not garment measurements. Not sure which size to take? Call us and we'll talk it through.
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