BESTSELLER Gatsby Midnight double-breasted suit waistcoat

Dark blue suit waistcoat

Put together a Gatsby Midnight set!

The dark blue suit with peaked lapels is perfect for formal occasions. The double-breasted waistcoat will give it a really special touch.

Wearing our the set with its tailored, modern lines, you are sure to be the best-dressed man at the event. The suit waistcoat will bring an interesting retro note to the outfit.

Dark blue Gatsby Midnight suit waistcoat:

• Tailored cut

• Finely curved peaked lapels

• Main fabric: 100% super 120’s wool from Huddersfield Fine Worsteds

• Sharkskin pattern

• Back: 100% Bemberg Cupro viscose

• Two rows of buffalo horn buttons

When to wear a three-piece suit?

A suit waistcoat is not a must-have item of elegant clothing today, but it is definitely worth having. Why? Because it raises the formality of a set with jacket and trousers, clearly indicating that the day – or evening – is special.

A three-piece suit is therefore great for the groom, or even – at business events – for the CEO. Of course, you can also wear a set with a waistcoat without a special occasion, for example in winter to keep warm. However, you must remember one thing – that all eyes will be on you.

Suit waistcoat in breathable fabrics

According to tradition, a suit waistcoat should stay close to the body, which is why it is so important that it combines aesthetics with thermoregulation. We made the Gatsby Midnight model from 100 per cent wool, which is easy to fit and breathable. We import the fabric from England, from Huddersfield Fine Worsteds. They are a renowned supplier of fabric to Savile Row tailors. A lightweight lining of high-quality viscose completes the overall look, making it not only elegant but also pleasant to wear.

How do you choose your waistcoat size?

Wondering what size your suit waistcoat should be? The right one is almost always the same as for a jacket. While the trouser size sometimes differs, the waistcoat does not cause a problem. Just to be sure, check our chart – remember that the measurements given there are for the garment, not the body.