A linen double breasted suit in natural sand that walks into any room and owns it without announcing itself. The double breasted construction adds a formality that single breasted suits simply cannot replicate while the linen keeps it light enough for warm weather and summer occasions. This is the suit that gets remembered long after the evening ends. Worn with a tie or open at the collar it carries the same authority either way.
LINEN DOUBLE BREASTED SUIT
Regular price
$250 USD
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$250 USD
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LINEN DOUBLE BREASTED SUIT
Regular price
$250 USD
Regular price
$0 USD
Sale price
$250 USD
Unit price
per
CRAFTSMANSHIP & MATERIALS
Every panel of this suit begins with a premium linen blend selected for its natural drape and breathability. The double breasted construction is cut with a structured chest and suppressed waist that communicates genuine tailoring knowledge rather than fast fashion approximation. Lapels are hand pressed and the button stance is positioned to sit flush against the body without pulling or gaping. The lining runs clean throughout and every seam is finished with the kind of consistency that only reveals itself when you look closely. A suit built for the man who understands that real luxury is in the construction not the label.
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
•Free Insured Shipping (3–5 Business Days)
•Tracking: A tracking number will be provided via email immediately upon shipment
14 DAY EASY RETURN
We offer a 14 day return policy if you are not happy with your order for any reason. Contact us at: info@madeinhours.in
WHY MEN WORLDWIDE CHOOSE MADE IN HOURS
Since we started out, Made In Hours has meticulously crafted garments for men who demand excellence and refuse to settle for anything less than exceptional.
We believe men everywhere deserve outerwear that is as tough, reliable, and uncompromising as they are. With thousands of orders shipped across the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Norway the consistent feedback we receive echoes a singular truth: this is the last jacket they ever needed to buy