Michael Kors knows how to dress a guy for a big occasion. From tailored jackets to classic formalwear, the brand keeps things sharp without going overboard. A good choice for the groom who wants to look dressed up without feeling too formal.
Calvin Klein
Prefer a suit that fits a little closer to the body? Calvin Klein offers slim-fit suits and tuxedo jackets with details like satin lapels. It’s a good option if you prefer a more fitted jacket rather than a traditional, roomier cut.
Tony Bowls
Not sold on the standard black tux? Tony Bowls has designed tuxedos with details like satin lapels, contrasting trim, and slimmer cuts. Some designs, including the grey Portofino, pair grey fabric with black satin accents for something a little different.
Ralph Lauren
There’s a reason Ralph Lauren is such a familiar name in men’s formalwear. The collection includes traditional wool suits, three-piece options, and tuxedos with peak or shawl lapels. If you’re planning a black-tie wedding, this is a good place to start.
Perry Ellis
You’re going to be wearing that suit for a while, so comfort counts! Perry Ellis offers suits and tuxedos with stretch fabrics that make sitting, walking, and dancing a little easier. The collection also includes matching jacket and pant options in black and dark blue.