Collection: Wholesale Tuxedos

Wholesale Tuxedos

It all started in 1886 when a man named Griswold Lorillard chose to wear a tail less jacket to a formal white tie and tails ball hosted at a country club event held at a place now called the Tuxedo park, New york. Of course he was not forgiven easily for his rebelliousness and was thrown out of the party but the fashion had caught on. The new tail - less fashion grew popular in no time since people were bored by the conservative model and were craving for a change. Since then tuxedos have taken an irreplaceable part in the formal events.

The extravaganza that the tuxedos offer comes at a price but if you are a person who attends events several times a week it may be imperial to invest time and money into choosing a good quality tuxedo since you may be among a crowd which can tell the difference between an average tuxedo and a high quality one within a glance. Yes they are more pocket draining than the normal suits but the answer is in the question itself. They are not normals suits. The suits can be compromised on the fabric aspect. A well fitting suit made of a poor fabric may look better than a ill fitted suit made of a good quality one. But a tuxedo is a symbol of elegance and thus has to be made of a superior fabric and also be of a perfect fit.

Thus keeping in mind all these aspects and the cost it is always better to rent a tuxedo if these tuxedo parties are not among your constant list of events. There are a lot of online shops that sell or rent a tuxedo at lower prices. These rental companies maybe a lifesaver for people who doesn't want to spend a fortune on a quality tuxedo. Another option is to choose the option of the wholesale companies. The wholesale tuxedos on sale still are no where near the price of the suits but still the difference is large enough to give it a shot. Thus gaining knowledge of the wholesale tuxedo outlets near you may be a great asset when a event pops up suddenly.

Though wholesale tuxedos have been a veteran in clothing industry for centuries there are still doubts about what it constitutes and what makes it different from a suit. The major difference between a tuxedo and a suit is the fabric. While the wholesale suits constitute a jacket and trousers made from the same material per say cotton or wool wholesale tuxedos have silk satin incorporated in the tuxedo. They are mostly seen at the lapels, jacket buttons and rarely stripes on the pants of the suit. So the major imparity to keep in mind may be the presence or absence of silk satin in the suit.

This difference is easily notable in the style of the tuxedo lapels. The most sleek look is the shawl lapel. It is characterized by the rounded edges and cannot be found in wholesale suits. They are typically seen on dinner jackets and wholesale tuxedos. It is appropriate to pair the shawl lapel black tie and matching garments which gives you a flair and elegance. They are sometimes made with different color than of the coat mostly contrasting. These are contemporary styles and chose according the event setup and personal choice. While wearing a shawl color accessoring it with a cufflink and a leather or cap- toe shoes completes the look.

Notch lapels are the most common type on a suit. It is characterized by a concave notch where the fabric from the lapels and the collar meet. They are seen both on wholesale tuxedos and wholesale suits as well. It is a bit conservative style and is preferred where a blending look is needed. They are very popular since it is traditional middle of the road choice and thus people are comfortable at wearing it. They are preferred for day to day office wear suits but can also work wonders on wholesale tuxedos since they project a sharp look when paired with the silk fabric. They are considered more casual than other lapel styles thus avoiding it for a strictly black tie events may be a good decision. This best works with accessories such as fold down collar dress shirt with cufflinks, a necktie and loafers.