Some Essential Rules For Looking Sharp and Feeling Good in Your Black Tuxedo Jacket

Let's delve deeper into the dinner jacket. Learn the differences, the options you have and the mistakes you should avoid, so you'll look awesome in your next evening party or event.

1) The very first rule of the tuxedo county is, don't be stuffy about rules regarding tuxedos. Do whatever makes you comfortable. The further rules are strongly supported, and we suggest you obey all of them in your nightlife.

2) Your tuxedo should be black or midnight blue if it’s at a particularly fancy restaurant and you are invited to a dinner party. Basically, a dinner jacket is a matching or non-matching jacket worn with black tie. It can be black, midnight blue or any other color.

3) Your tuxedo must be your tuxedo. This means that you're supposed to get one of your sizes and don't rent. Really, you're not gonna correct cut if you borrow your jacket or suit. If you absolutely must, check out the Black Tuxedo jacket, a rental agency promoting a “fit algorithm” and a “fit guarantee.”

4) You must wear a bow tie. The reason behind this is that you're wearing a tuxedo to show respect for the occasion and you’re wearing a bow tie to show your respect for tradition. You must be comfortable in your tuxedo, and being at ease with tradition is a part of that.

5) You must wear your cummerbunds with its pleats facing up. However, if you don't feel comfortable wearing it follow rule no 1. If your tuxedo is double-breasted, you're already not wearing it, if you're wearing a vest under your tuxedo jacket, then too, you're not wearing a cummerbund.

6) The next rule in this journey is that yous shirts must have French cuffs. A pleated front shirt is not necessary. Although they are more formal and traditional, often a man looks his best in a button up shirt with a classic spread collar shirt and French cuffs.

7) Wearing studs are not those necessary, however, they can look dashing. Gold, silver, mother of pearl, onyx are all suitable options.

9) Your socks must be black knee-length socks. As we are looking for aesthetic unity here. Disruption below the trouser leg- stripes or shins can ruin your overall effect. If one must change things up, black over the calf socks can also be deemed appropriate.

10) Patent leather shoes are the most acceptable choice for black tie, however, they shall be in a lace up and not loafer form. They are to be well polished and free of any brogues or medallions.

So, these are the best 10 even rules that you' re supposed to follow while wearing a tuxedo at any social event. Follow them and have a good time.