The ________ has two or three button
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Differences Between 2 and 3-Button Suits
Dressing and coordinating a suit and tie ensemble takes more than time – it takes know-how. If the devil is in the details, the first place to look is the buttons. Specifically, we’re talking about the number of buttons on the said ensemble.
It might seem like a minor feature, but there is a big difference, style-wise, when it comes to two and three-button suits. Keep reading to learn just what those are, and what effect your preferred button-style has on your overall appearance.
Two-button Suits
The 2-button jacket has been the international standard for decades, making it the traditional default button stance. It’s best when the top button (the only one you should fasten) hits just above your navel. Button placement that looks too low appears dated (as in the early '90’s).
Visual Effect: The two buttons fall lower on the jacket, creating a deep V shape from to the longer lapels. It’s also especially great for showing off your shirt and tie, as it allows better visibility of each.
Who Should Wear It: The two-button suit is a great choice for just about any body type. This jacket is flattering thanks to the slimming effect it has on the body. It also makes the wearer appear taller.
Slimmer and taller? What man can’t appreciate that? It seems not many, as the two-button suit jacket is the most popular choice today in menswear.
When to Wear it: A two-button jacket is a great option for all occasions and works especially well at events that are less formal, more business casual. It’s also a fantastic choice for everyday professional wear.