Every man should own at least one great fitting suit.

There really is no exception. “Wearing a timeless garment, that is expertly designed and handmade for my unique shape increases my confidence & productivity. A great-fitting suit helps me exude my inner gentleman and helps me define myself as a man to whom details matter,” quote from our Creative Director Dave Pavelich. We believe every person can benefit from a well-tailored suit.

Wedding suits

For a wedding suit you never want to outshine the groom, it’s important to be formal, smart and versatile. Classic neutral tones, and timeless patterns in a three piece suit that flatters your shape is most conducive.

Beach and summer weddings tend to be more casual, allowing you to wear lighter tones and soft construction (no padding) created with linens and cotton fabrics.

Wool suits (Fall / Winter)

Time to break out your wool or tweed suit! Wool is Softer and therefore more wearable than tweed, it is a happy medium between comfort, style & warmth and, as a result, is our go-to between the months of October and March, you’ll also need a Top Coat when dealing with our Canadian Winters.

Polyester is also a fabric that retains heat as its less breathable, it’s inexpensive when comparing to wool but it’s also damaging to the environment. Wool is biodegradable without causing any microfiber or plastic pollution.

Linen suits (Summer)

A linen suit is a hot day must-have. Lightweight and draping, the fashionable linen suit is constructed in flax fiber and has an absurdly low thread count (a blend of fine cotton at around 200 and a fine linen around 80-150), which means it is a lot lighter than other suits (the wool suit in particular).

During the summer months is when you can have a lot more fun with colours, lighter shades, bright tones, and energetic patterns. We really enjoy baby blue, and purples during the summer months.

Tuxedos

If you have a gala or charity black-tie event to attend, then you're going to need a tuxedo. A traditional tuxedo comes with a single-breasted jacket with jetted pockets. Typically a tuxedo features peak lapels or shawl collar, which are equally authentic and correct and usually come in silk, satin or grosgrain. Notched lapels aren't seen as typically acceptable for a black-tie event.

Both black and white jackets can be worn for the classic tuxedo. Stay away from Notch lapels and get ready to impress with your refined look at any special event while wearing Conxeppt Custom Made.

To book an appoint please call 780.994.9402 or email DP@Conxeppt.com