Navy

$999.95

Stylish, versatile, and flattering. A navy suit is professional without being severe. This model features a traditional Navy fabric with a smart texture that helps catch the light. Works well in the office, formal occasions, and acceptable in almost any occasion that requires a suit.

Handmade for your body and unique to you using quality fabrics and craftsmanship. Multiple easy measuring options. Worldwide free delivery. All covered by the Suitably Perfect Fit Guarantee.

    You'll need 15 minutes, a tape measure and a friend. You will also have the option to upload photos of yourself for accuracy. If you are on a device with a camera, you can take the photos when prompted. 

    You can submit your measurements at any point. More Info

    Once your order is complete, we'll get in touch to organise your preferred location. We cover all capital cities in AU and NZ and most large regional areas:

    Further details HERE

    Utilise our advanced AI and 3D mesh app measurement solution. If you're using the app on your phone, you'll be directed to take your measurements after purchase. If you're on another device, we'll email you all the details. This is the fastest and most popular measuring method. 

    Garment Customisation

    Customise your garment or leave blank to choose defaults. 

    No pants in this configuration. Click next. 

    Premium Options
    Basic Options Complete

    Choose the rest of your customisations below or hit "Buy It Now" to continue your purchase. 

    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.

    You're Done!

    Choose your complimentary customisation options or hit Buy It Now and we'll do the rest. 

    If you'd like to look at high resolutions images of these, click HERE

    Lining Selection Complete

    Move on to the next steps or click the buy button if you are ready to purchase. 

    Button Selection Complete

    Move on to the next steps or click the buy button if you are ready to purchase. 

    Click here to customise your jacket. 

    The lapels are the folded parts of fabric in the front of your suit. The lapel can make a big difference to the form and function of the jacket. 

    Change the button configuration on the front of the jacket. This can drastically change the look, feel and purpose of your suits. 

    Originally used as a place to put your theatre ticket on a night on the town, the ticket pocket is now a stylistic option used to add some flair. 

    Pick-stitching is a stylistic choice in which visible stitching appears around the border of a lapel. Typically considered a sign of a handmade garment. 

    Satin Details

    Add some satin touches to your suit. You typically see this on tuxedos and wedding suits. Surcharges apply.

    Jacket Customisation Complete

    Move on to the next steps or click the buy button if you are ready to purchase. 

    Click here to customise your pant. 

    Choose the waistline option that best suits your needs. 

    Choose the waistline option that best suits your needs. 

    Change the cuff style at the bottom of your pant. 

    Line your pocket with a satin welt. Mostly used on tuxedos.

    Add a satin stripe down the length of the pant. Common on some styles of tuxedos. 

    Pant Customisation Complete

    Move on to the next steps or click the buy button if you are ready to purchase. 

    Click here to customise your vest. 

    Choose the design of the vest lapel

    Choose how many buttons your vest has and what configuration they are in. 

    Vest Customisation Complete

    Move on to the next steps or click the buy button if you are ready to purchase. 

    Choose up to five fabrics and go through checkout and after we'll send them out at no charge 
    Please note: In order to make sure that enquiries are legitimate, we'll get in touch via email and/or phone. Once we've learned a little more about what you're looking for, we'll send them out to you as soon as possible.

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Description

The classic navy suit. Your starting point in the sartorial world.

There’s a saying. “A man only needs at least three good suits. One in charcoal, one in black and one in navy”. There is some very sound logic to this saying and as such, if you’re just starting your menswear journey, a good navy suit is one of the best first moves you can make.

Stylish, versatile, and flattering. A navy suit is professional without being severe. This model features a traditional Navy fabric with a smart texture that helps catch the light. Works well in the office, formal occasions, and acceptable in almost any occasion that requires a suit. If you don’t have, or intend to build out your menswear wardrobe, this is an essential that will treat you well for years.

Styling Guide

Shirt

Infinitely versatile. The traditional pairing choices for a navy suit is white, light blues and pinks (in that order) however beige, mint and lilac are also creative shirt choices that can help to move your style forward. When thinking about shirts, think about the image that you’re trying to present and use that as the basis. We recommend that you keep your patterns subtle and we’re big fans of micro checks and stripes to help keep things streamlined

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

Traditionally, black shoes were seen as the only option but in modern day, brown is an acceptable swap-in. Ensure that if you go with brown that you keep it quite dark so as to match the formal nature of the cloth.

OCCASION

This suit will work in almost any occasion that a suit would be required. Be warned however that as a standard suit colour, you may find yourself getting a bit lost in the crowd (that may not be a bad thing in some instances). If you want to increase the formality factor but with the same versatility, consider our charcoal option as your next step up in formality. Whilst not ideal, this option is dark enough to be an acceptable option in sombre events such as funerals.

Additional information

Colour

Blue

Occasion

Business, Formal, Weddings

Pattern

Flat