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  • Measurements

    Click here to choose your preferred measurement option

    Scroll down to be guided through the measure process

    You'll need 15 minutes, a tape measure and a friend. You will also have the option to upload photos of yourself for accuracy so ensure you have a device that allows you to do that. 

    Click step two to customise your suit.

    You can submit your measurements at any point in time at https://www.suitably.com.au/measurements/

    Click step two to customise your suit.

    Once your order is complete, we'll get in touch to organise your preferred location. Here is a map of our measuring agents: 

    Further details HERE

    Add Measurements

    Before We Begin

    Measuring yourself is a simple process if you follow the rules. Here are a few things to keep in mind when measuring yourself to make sure you get the best result. Click the options so we know that you've got the message. 

    Don't stress! We run every set of measurement through our AR and Averaging system. If we see something that looks a little suspect, we'll contact you by email and get you to double check. 

    Basic Info
    Neck Circumference (1/16)

    Place the tape around the neck and around the middle of Adam's apple. Leave a forefinger’s worth of space within the tape.

    Shoulder Width (2/16)

    Put tape along the shoulder arc, measure the shoulder arc from the left shoulder point to the right shoulder point. The "shoulder point" is the place where shoulder seam and armhole seam meet on a well-fitting shirt. Remember, the shoulder arc is not a straight line.

    Sleeve Length (3/16)

    Place the tape on the shoulder point (where the shoulder seam and armhole seam meet on your well-fitting shirt). Measure from the shoulder point to just before where thumb and forefinger meet. Keep your arms straight and relaxed.

    Bicep circumference (4/16)

    Put the tape under armpit, measure the circumference of the fullest part of your bicep.

    Wrist Circumference (5/16)

    Measure around the wrist. This one is pretty simple. If we’re being honest, what your reading right now is just filler. Go get that measurement!

    Bust Circumference (6/16)

    Relax your body and maintain a natural stance. Measure around the fullest part of your chest. Make sure your arms are down and ensure that you can feel the tape around your entire body.

    Jacket Waist (7/16)

    Relax your body and maintain a natural stance. Measure at the bottom of the ribcage, or, if you’re carrying a little bit of love around the middle, measure at just before your belly starts. Make sure your arms are down and ensure that you can feel the tape around your entire body.

    Belly Circumference (8/16)

    Relax your body and maintain a natural stance. Measure across the widest part of your belly. This is usually around the belly button. Make sure your arms are down and ensure that you can feel the tape around your entire body.

    Jacket length (9/16)

    Measure straight down from the base of the neck (the point where the shoulder and neck meet) and run the tape straight down until it’s in line with just before where the thumb and forefinger meet.

    Waist Circumference (10/16)

    Relax your body and maintain a natural stance. Measure around where you usually wear your belt, measure around the thinnest part of your waist. Ensure that you are not wearing a belt when you take this measurement. Ensure that you are not wearing jeans as these are worn lower and are thicker than suit pants.

    Hips Circumference (11/16)

    Measure around the fullest part of your hips and bum. Ensure that you can feel the tape around your entire body.

    Trouser Rise (12/16)

    Place the tape at the top of the waistband in the middle of your pants. Run the tape through your legs and through to the top of the waistband at the back of your pants. Ensure that you can feel the tape the whole way but make sure that it’s not too tight (unless you want your swimmers a hard time).

    Thigh Circumference (13/16)

    Place the tape just under the crotch and measure around the widest part of your thigh.

    Knee Circumference (14/16)

    Measure around the leg about 5 cms above the knee.

    Calf Circumference (15/16)

    Measure around the widest part of the calf.

    Trouser length (16/16)

    Without shoes, measure vertically along the outseam from the top of your pant’s waistband to the floor.

    Photo Upload

    Optional but HIGHLY RECCOMMENDED. 

    Send us some photos of yourself before you measure yourself. We process the images through our innovative AR system and use it to validate the information that you provide us. 

    The photos that you need are: 

    • Full-body photo from the front.
    • Full-body photo from the side.
    • Full-body photo from the back.
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    You're Done!

    Click on Step Two to choose your complimentary customisation options.

  • Customisations

    Click here to choose your suit options. 

    Satin lapels are common on tuxedo style suits

    Welted pockets have the option of having a black satin border on them. This is common on tuxedo style suits. 

    A ticket pocket is a secondary pocket on the right side. This is mostly a stylistic choice today.

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Description

THE CLASSIC STRIKES BACK. KINDA LIKE STAR WARS.

If you haven’t noticed yet, we at suitably are big fans of blue. With that in mind, we wanted to provide something more grown-up.

The Nouveau is an office favourite. Featuring perfect versatility but with a darker, grown-up tone. This suit will make you the best dressed in any room regardless of the situation. With high quality, heavyset fabrics, this is a long-wearing suit that gives you years of use and will age gracefully. Bordering between a standard black suit and the traditional navy, this one will call to you time and time again.

Styling Guide

Shirt

There’s not a lot that won’t work well with a navy suit. Pick something that you will find easy to pair with your tie as combinations of this nature will be important. Remember that the occasion that this is being worn in will also dictate your combinations.

RECOMMENDATIONS: A crisp, white shirt always pairs well and stands out against the rich tone.

Tie

Tie choices heavily depend on your shirt, however, there are some combinations that definitely stand out. Blue suits require a bit of thought when picking a tie. Standard blue on blue combinations look great however ensure that the balance is just right (Don’t go too bright or dark with either colour. Try to keep them in the same colour space). If you need help with this, get in touch with our staff and we’ll be happy to provide advice.

Shoes

With a navy suit, it’s definitely best to avoid lighter colours. Try taking in a clean oxford in a darker colour. You would likely have something that will work with this suit already in your wardrobe.

RECOMMENDATIONS: Stick with darker shades. You can’t really go wrong with a clean black, brown or burgundy coloured oxford. The classic blue suit / brown shoe combination is one that is unbeatable here particularly with the button accents.

OCCASION

This is one of our most versatile suits. Period. despite the darker tones providing a level of austerity, the faint purple hue in this one helps to maintain playfulness. Outside of specific dress codes, this one will serve you well in all outings.

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