History Of Men's Suits The history of men's suits can date back
to the early sixteenth century during King Louis XIV's reign.
During this time men had worn wigs, a long coat, trousers and a
hat. In the eighteenth century the men’s suits were more of a
decorative style that became popular amongst the French. Men’s
suits began to evolve with the English tailors, those who lived
in London. The London tailors have influenced the culture of
male fashion to the 21st century where men wear suits for
business, lounging or office attire. Peaked lapel is one of the
oldest suits that date back to the sixteenth century. You will
wear this type of men’s suit when you are looking to remember a
special event, such as a wedding and you want to look your best.
Looking your best is expensive and most of these suits cost a
lot of money. When wearing peak lapel suit, it implies that
working in a business is a ceremonial event. The variations can
be a single or double breasted jacket, tailcoat or morning coat.
The tailcoats where