Long sleeve super 100's wool tonal plaid suit

• Notch lapel with button hole
• Pic stitching on lapel
• Nonfunctional four button cuffs
• Back side vents
• Chest pocket
• Two flap pockets
• Front darts
• Saddle stitching on inside facing
• Two tone under collar
• Top under collar tipped with shell fabric
• Hand stitching on top collar
• Pearled mirrored buttons
• Fully lined with contrast sleeve lining
• Sleeve head stitched by hand

• Interior pockets

  Flat front straight leg wool trousers

• Zip fly

• Button tab closure
• Interior button tab
• Extended button tab
• Belt loops
• Two tone waistband
• Front pockets
• Hidden watch pocket
• Jetted back pockets with button closure
• Partially lined to the knee
• Pic stitched pocket and fly
• Rise: 10½", inseam: 35", leg opening: 8" (taken from a size 34)

Brand: Ike Behar

Material: 100% Wool

Origin: Italy

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For almost his entire life, men's clothing designer Ike Behar has pursued a simple, dignified dream: to produce the highest-quality dress shirts imaginable. An innovator and a traditionalist in equal measure, Behar has not only perfected his craft but also patented his own shirt-making techniques (the diamond-quilted collar, for example) and applied his skills to men's suiting, silk ties, sport coats, handkerchiefs, and boys’ clothing. Now run by Behar’s three sons, the Ike Behar label has become widely renowned for its slim-fitting men’s suits and tuxedos made from Italian and Japanese wool and other luxe fabrics. Behar’s classic two-pieces feature herringbone, pinstripe, microdot and jaunty plaid designs, meticulous tailoring, and exquisite finishing touches such as pearled buttons. Admired by other powerhouse designers such as Ralph Lauren — for whom Behar made shirts for more than a decade — these fine garments will take your formal-attire game to the next level.