3-Piece Suit
Discover our collection of men's 3-piece suits, combining sartorial heritage and contemporary silhouettes. Composed of a jacket, trousers and a matching waistcoat in merino and shetland wools, the three-piece suit embodies a refined essential of the masculine wardrobe.
Men’s three-piece suit: elegance in every detail
Jacket, pants and vest: three pieces that make up one of the most iconic looks in menswear. Rooted in a long tailoring tradition, the three-piece suit has stood the test of time without losing its elegance. At The Nines, it is reimagined through contemporary cuts, textured fabrics and details drawn from sartorial tradition.
The vest: the hallmark of the three-piece suit
It makes all the difference. The centerpiece of the three-piece suit, the vest adds structure to the silhouette and extends the line of the jacket. Once an essential part of menswear, it gradually faded into the background before reclaiming its place in contemporary tailoring.
Whether worn under a jacket or simply paired with the matching pants, the vest offers different ways to wear the suit. It’s a detail that transforms the look without changing its fundamentals.
Fabrics and patterns: the character of the three-piece suit
The choice of fabric plays a major role in the look of a three-piece suit. Textured wools, checks or houndstooth: fabrics and patterns offer fresh interpretations of this traditional ensemble.
Merino wool is known for its fineness and softness, while Shetland wool has a more rustic, textured appearance. Each fabric has distinct qualities that affect how the suit drapes and highlight the details of its construction.
Three pieces, several ways to wear them
The three-piece suit’s appeal also lies in its versatility. While the complete ensemble has an elegance all its own, each piece can also be paired with other garments.
- As a complete ensemble: pair the matching jacket, vest and pants with a shirt and tie for a look true to classic tailoring.
- Without the jacket: wear the matching vest and pants with a shirt. It’s a way to highlight the vest’s cut.
- As separates: wear the jacket with pants in another color, or pair the suit pants with knitwear for a more casual look.
