Ike Behar [8352SF] 2 Button Tuxedo Jacket & Pants

PANTS “NESTED AS A 6” DROP”:
All sizes of this model are nested as a “6-inch drop”. This means that the pants which are included are 6 sizes less than the jacket size. For example, a 40R jacket will have 34 waist pants. A 44L jacket will have 38 waist pants, etc. Even if your waist size is not exactly 6 less than your jacket size, you can easily have a local tailor perform minor alterations if necessary. Trousers come unhemmed so you can tailor to your preference.   The pant included is the same as in the attached picture.  The fabric is precision cut using the same Super 120’s luxury wool fabric as the jacket, the trousers feature a plain front design finished with satin trim that runs down the outside seam of each leg. Front and rear pockets provide plenty of convenient storage.

JACKET:
The front of the jacket features peak lapels which are detailed in a black premium satin. The front enclosure features one button wrapped in coordinating black satin fabric while the dual lower front besom pockets, highlighted in the same black satin fabric, unify the look. A top welt pocket is located on the left side of the jacket to properly store a pocket square. Darts stitched down the front of the jacket are tailored to perfection giving a desired tapered shape to the garment. Towards the cuff of each jacket sleeve, there are vented sleeves with satin-faced buttons once again showing that no details were overlooked in design. As we rotate towards the back of the jacket, we notice dual side vents providing a modern, updated look. Lastly, let’s not forget the interior of the jacket. Silky soft interior lining complemented with plenty of pocket storage provides an ultra-comfortable formal wear experience.

FABRIC:

The “Evening Peak” Black Tuxedo, designed by Ike Behar, is hand-tailored in a signature slim fit and crafted using a Super 120’s luxury wool fabric.  The relatively high thread count of this 100% wool fabric ensures a soft, luxurious feel that one would expect from Ike Behar.