When a rental just doesn’t cut it.
Whether it’s your wedding day or a black-tie ball, a custom Balani Tuxedo always fits the occasion. It’s your style, your way - schedule a consultation and we’ll walk you through it.
Tuxedos from $895
- Tuxedo Options: Collar Style
- Single breasted
- The most common suit youll find. It has a single row of buttons that fastens the front together, which narrowly overlaps
- Double breasted
- Once a staple in the gentleman’s wardrobe, the DB has fallen to the wayside. It features two parallel rows of buttons that hide a significant amount of overlapping fabric. The majority of buttons are decorative.
- Tuxedo Options: Lapel
- Peak
- You’ll see this as traditional standard on both double breasted jackets and tuxedos. Look for it on a single breasted suit for a fashion forward statement.
- Notch
- The business standard. By far the most widely popular lapel for a single breasted suit.
- Shawl collar
- The lapel follows a smooth and continuous curve. Commonly seen on dinner jackets and individuals who want fashion when the standard look just won’t cut it.
A key style element to your jacket, lapels are located on the front of a jacket or coat, and vary in three different styles.
- Tuxedo Options: Vest
- Sophistication. Class. A three-piece suit says this and much more about the wearer. Vesting up is a great method to maintain a dressy look, even when the suit jacket is off.
- Tuxedo Options: Trim
- Edge trim
- Stitched to the lapel’s edge, it creates a stylish alternative to the standard all-satin tuxedo lapel.
- Satin trim
- The quintessential tuxedo lapel, the satin facing is the defining characteristic of a tuxedo.
- Tuxedo Shirt Options
- Fly front
- With a flap overlapping the placket on the shirt, no buttons are visible. Certainly a sleek and clean finish.
- Regular front
- Simply put: regular front shirts show all buttons. The basic styling for casual and dress shirts.
- Button and stud front
- Studs replace the need for standard buttons on a tuxedo shirt and add an element of elegance to the shirt.
- Pleats
- If you want your shirt to look like a tuxedo shirt, this is the option for you. The pleats in the front are an obvious indicator that it’s a formal shirt.
- Tuxedo Slack Options
- Side stripe
- Meant for wear with a tuxedo, the satin striping on the side ties in nicely with the satin lapels of a tuxedo.
- Suspenders
- It was once said that all of a mans clothes should hang from his shoulders. This is how.
- Suspender buttons
- Not sure about suspenders? Have your pants outfitted with buttons on the inner waistband of your slacks. Decide later if you want to wear them.
- Break
- How much fabric should gather where your pants meet your shoe? A timeless debate. It depends on your build, pant style, and height. Speak with our clothing consultant to determine what’s best for you.
