The X-Fit is also cut closer through the chest, sleeves, and waist. The trousers are skinny fit with a low-rise waist and narrow legs. For a slightly less shape-hugging cut, try on the slim fit.

The chest of a slim-fit jacket will hug your body tightly so you can look leaner as it falls smoothly over your torso. The armhole should not be tight or constricted. The belly needs to have enough space to move freely and comfortably inside the suit.

The classic fit features a liberal cut through the chest and waist. It gives you enough space to feel comfortable. Although this type of fit is less constrictive than a modern and slim-fit suit, it still provides an excellent shape that isn't too baggy.

Tuxedos have a specific look. Typically shawl lapels, in satin material, matching shiny satin trim on the pants, and satin buttons are the immediate stand-outs. It's these satin accents that lend a party vibe to the ensemble. They're worn with white dress shirts and a bow tie in either black or white.

Fitted Slim - Cut closely to the body for a slim silhouette. Slim Fit - Our most regular fit, tailored but not tight. Please refer to the individual size guide located on every product page for measurements.

The main difference between fitted and slim fit is fitted clothing is cut tighter around the torso than a slim fit. A fitted cut also solves the problem of the boxy slim cut by offering more shape to the body. As such, a fitted shirt is often cut with the curves and contours of the body in mind.

We've looked at some of the key distinctions in slim fit pants, but let's get a little more in-depth. Unlike the modern fit, which follows the body but retains a straight line visually, slim fit pants clearly taper, hugging the legs. They share the lower waistline but have a tighter seat.

Shirts for Slim Fit Suits The shoulders are sharply defined, and there's a clear reduction in the fabric at the waist. Where modern cut shirts are shaped but looser at the waist, slim fit shirts conform to the entire length of the torso. They tuck in very neatly due to this.

Regardless of the type of garment, slim fit is cut closer to the body to provide a much more snug to the contours of the body than a regular fit. Regular fit is typically designed for the masses so is typically much looser around the arms, waist, shoulders chest and hips.

While Slim Fit follows the natural lines of the body without being overly tight, Skinny Fit is even tighter and fits very closely to the body. Key differences between Slim and Skinny: Slim Fit: A close fit with some roominess for comfort and mobility. Skinny Fit: Extremely tight and clingy to the body.

The only difference between the fits is the coat's silhouette.

• Traditional Fit. A classic, fuller cut tuxedo.
• Modern Fit. Fashion-forward styling with a flattering silhouette.
• Slim Fit. Contemporary styling with a slimming appearance.
• Ultra Slim Fit. Trim and tapered styling; fits close to the body.

Parts of a Tuxedo A tuxedo will always include suspenders, never a belt. The most classic image most folks have in mind of a tuxedo includes a self-tied bowtie. However, these days you're more and more likely to see long ties. Tuxedos are worn with white shirts that have either a wing collar or a turndown collar.