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Below are some common questions from our customers that may provide you with the answer you're looking for. If you can't find an answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

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What is the three button suit rule?

The three-button suit comes with a simple rule: sometimes, always, never. It means you should sometimes fasten the top button (if you feel like it), always fasten the middle button, and never button the third.

Are you supposed to cut the stitch on the back of a suit jacket?

When you buy a new suit, there are white stitching on the jacket shoulders, the vents are sewn closed and the pockets are stitched shut. These all need to be removed to prepare the jacket to be worn.

What is the flap on the back of a jacket?

Most coats have a back vent to allow for movement when wearing the jacket. Often the vent is placed at the bottom of the center back seam. Sometimes its a pair of pleats on either side of the center back, sewn into the side back seams.

What is the cross stitch on the back of a suit?

So, whats up with those stitches? They fasten the jackets vent (that flap on the back) to keep it from getting wrinkled while it ships to a store and then sits on a rack, waiting for you to take it home. The stitches help secure the fabric so it doesnt get bent out of shape.

What are the slits in the back of suit?

Vents are the slits you see at the bottom on the backside of a blazer or suit jacket. They originated out of pure function during military-on-horseback days to make wearing a jacket more comfortable to the rider. These splits allow for more moveability and less restriction or bunching while sitting.

What is a tacking stitch on a suit?

Tack Stitching is when the pockets and vents of your garment are sewn together to keep the shape of your suit during the process of manufacturing and shipping. To prevent a suit from losing its form, these areas are sewn shut.

What is the rule for 3 button jackets?

As you probably guessed, this rule is primarily for 3 button jackets. You can start by fastening the top button Sometimes as a personal preference when the middle button is also fastened. The second or middle button should Always be fastened, and the last or bottom button should always remain open.

Are you supposed to cut the stitch on the back of a blazer?

When you buy a new suit, there are white stitching on the jacket shoulders, the vents are sewn closed and the pockets are stitched shut. These all need to be removed to prepare the jacket to be worn.

Why do mens blazers have slits at the back?

In the back portion of the jacket, youve got openings. These openings are there to give a man room, to give a man flexibility, to give him a little bit of extra mobility, the ability to move, and thats the actual origin of the vent.

Do you cut the cross stitch in the back of a blazer?

Two threads to be specific, the ones creating an X on the back of your blazer or jacket. Do you have any jackets or blazers with an X of thread on the vent at the back? Those threads are not a style detail, and should be removed before wearing your garment.

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