Men’s waistcoat – notch lapels, a full button placket, and a back strap

Men's waistcoat—the third layer that makes a shirt look grown-up

This waistcoat has notch lapels and a button placket that runs all the way to the hem. It can be worn open over a shirt or under a suit jacket. The back strap can be adjusted to the desired width.

Why wear a men's waistcoat?

A shirt and trousers create a complete look, but one that is flat. A waistcoat adds another layer without making you sit in your suit jacket all evening. You can hang the jacket over the back of a chair and still look dressed up.

• Notch lapels — add structure to the upper edge and draw the eye upward.
• Full-length button placket — runs straight to the hem and finishes neatly.
• Adjustable back strap — pulls the waistcoat smoothly against the body at the back.
• Two welt pockets — at hip height, with room for a watch, keys, or a card.
• Seven color options — from understated to highly visible.

Buttoned up to the last button without making you feel hot.

The waistcoat is worn over a shirt and can also be worn open. Use the back strap to determine how closely it fits. Professional cleaning is preferable to machine washing.

Specifications

• Lapels: notched
• Closure: full-length button placket
• Back strap: infinitely adjustable
• Pockets: two welt pockets at hip height
• Care: professional cleaning recommended

Put it on over your shirt and leave the suit jacket hanging.