One Button, Single Breasted Jacket	Two Button, Single Breasted Jacket	Three Button, Single Breasted Jacket	Four Button, Single Breasted Jacket
One Fastner, Four Button, Double Breasted Jacket	Two Fastner, Four Button, Double Breasted Jacket	One Fastner, Six Button, Double Breasted Jacket	Two Fastner, Six Button, Double Breasted Jacket

2. Lapel Type

Notch lapels are common, while peak lapels are considered more formal. Make sure to match peak lapels with a double breasted jacket; hand stitching is a matter of taste.

Notched Lapel	Hand Stitched Notched Lapel	Peak Lapel	Hand Stitched Peak Lapel

3. Back Vents

Most men are flattered by a double vent.

Double Vent	Single Vent	No Vent

4. Jacket Pockets

Ticket pockets are a great accessory, especially on tall men. The slanted pockets give your jacket an English flavor.

Straight with Flaps	Slanted with Flaps	Straight Ticket Pocket	Slanted Ticket Pocket

5. Sleeve Buttons

Have at least as many buttons on your sleeve as you have on your front. All buttons are fully functional.

One Button	Two Buttons	Three Buttons	Four Buttons

6. Jacket Interior Lining

We are happy to match your lining with your jacket's fabric, but feel free to choose whatever color you want.

Match	Charcoal	Gray	Dark Chocolate	Khaki
Light Gray	Tan	Milk Chocolate	Crimson	Light Brown
Black	Brown	Blue	Beige	Red

7. Jacket Inscription

Your name or a special message to appear above your jacket's interior left pocket. If no inscription is wanted, please write "None" in the box below and choose "Not Applicable" for the next two questions.

8. Inscription Stitching Color

9. Inscription Font Style

Trousers

10. Trouser Pleats

No pleats look great on thin men, double pleats for those with a bit more size, single pleats are a great compromise.

No Pleats	Single Pleats	Double Pleats

11. Front Pocket

Slanted Pocket	Straight Pocket

12. Waist Strap

Regular Waist Strap	Extended Waist Strap

13. Number and Positioning of Back Pockets

Why not make these trousers truly unique and eliminate a needless pocket?

Two	One Right	One Left	None

14. Back Pocket Type

Regular	Regular No Buttons	Flap	Tab
None

15. Trouser Bottoms

Tall men typically go for cuffs while shorter men are best served by the no cuff; in addition, no pleats calls for no cuffs and two pleats require cuffs. Men who chose to have single pleat trouser can choose either option.

With Cuff	No Cuff

16. Overall Fit of Garment

The majority of our customers choose our regular fit. Click here for details about our regular, form, and loose fit specifications.

17. Special Instructions

List here any additional custom features you would like to see on your clothing.

A bit overwelmed? Do you need some guidance in helping to make your decisions? Then visit our Style Guide to learn more about classic men's style or arrange a Free Style Consultation by contacting us at 1-800-340-7345. We want to help you choose the fabrics and types of clothing that best enhance your individual style.