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Notes on cloth, construction, occasion, and the art of dressing well.

How Long Should A Suit Really Last? Tips To Minimize Wear
Style

How Long Should A Suit Really Last? Tips To Minimize Wear

Unlike everyday outfits, custom suits and tuxedos usually require an extra amount of care and attention. While this isn't normally a difficult task, you need to be extra careful about not lazily throwing your suit onto a chair after a hard day's work or crumpling your tuxedo onto the floor after an exhausting black-tie dinner. In this article we'll go over all the good habits you'll need—and the bad habits you won't—to keep your suits lasting as long as they should, and then some.

Thread Count And Its Importance
Cloth

Thread Count And Its Importance

Whether you've been shopping for custom suits, tuxedos, dress shirts, jackets, or bedsheets, you've likely come across mentions of thread count. Here at Enzo Custom, we take thread count very seriously, and this article will attempt to clear up any misconceptions you may have had about its importance, what certain numbers mean, and whether or not a higher thread count is always better.

Appropriate Attire For Holiday Gatherings
Style

Appropriate Attire For Holiday Gatherings

While it is increasingly common for holiday gatherings and office Christmas parties to be on the casual side, there might be some occasions that require you to dress up a little bit more than normal. Keeping your suits, trousers, and jackets subtle is always a good idea, but you can definitely take more liberties with your ties, vests, and lapel pins, for example. A little style accents to your ensemble can go a long way, and you'll have even more options to play around with when you consider scarves and overcoats if the temperature outside calls for them.

This month, we’re thinking about the difference between a suit that fits and one that belongs to you. Notes on cloth, construction, occasion, and the quiet details that make it personal.
— ENZO