Men's suits were originated in Great Britain in 17th Century. The best apparel for men is suits. Men should have a pair or two in their wardrobe if they want to enhance their dressing style. Men's suits can be described as two-piece suits, three-piece suits and business suits. Three piece suits generally consist of a coat, trouser and a waistcoat. Different styles of Men's suits are: Single breasted suits are used as formal wear by men. The design of this suit is very simple and consists of two or three buttons. Double breasted suits are often worn by older men. These suits feature an overlapping portion of the coat on another portion. Blazers give a casual look. These can be worn with jeans or casual pants. Blazers are derived from sport jackets and have a more informal cut and design than suit jackets. Traditionally, blazers are navy blue single breasted jackets.

It is very important to have a better understanding of different men's suits fabrics. Non wool fabrics are categorized as Linen, Cotton, Polyester and Micro fibers. Linen is mostly used in summer because it is a very soft material. But the major disadvantage is linen gets wrinkles easily and fades away quickly when exposed to sunlight for a longer period of time. This fabric requires constant cleaning. During summer Men prefer cotton fabric. It gives a nice feel to the skin since it is made from natural fiber. But the problem that it faces is it gets crumpled easily. Polyester is a synthetic fabric which can trap body heat. The major advantage of this suit is that it does not wrinkle and its cost is a lot cheaper than the natural fabrics. Micro fibers are better than polyester and lighter weight than natural fiber fabrics. It is one of the lowest costing men's suits fabrics.

Wool is a common fabric used in men's suits. It can be processed either through worsted or woolen yarn. Worsted yarn would be spun tightly to give a stronger and smoother feel. Woolen yarn spun results in a weaker, bulkier and fuzzier feel. Tweed is durable and moisture resistant. Sports jackets are usually made up of this fabric. This fabric is usually made up of woolen yarn. Herringbone fabric is commonly used in sports jackets. It was usually very popular in forties. Flannel fabric is produced from worsted or woolen yarn. It is very suitable for the winter due to it being heavier compared to other wool fabrics. Flannel fabric has a very soft feel. Worsted wool is light and not bulky like other wool. This fabric can be worn throughout the year. It is more airy than polyester so making it cooler. This is commonly used for both light and heavy weight men's suits. There are different types of high quality wool with different grades to take note of. Good quality wool comes in grading of Super 100's, 110's, 120's and 150's. Other high quality wools include Virgin, Merino and Lambs.