This is approximate - you can always change your mind on the first fitting anyway.
Vents:
These are very important. The classic length of a vent is normally 5 inches, but anything up to 12 inches is acceptable. Also where you want your vents is equally important. A centre vent is just as good as side vents, it all depends on your personal taste.
Pockets:
On a jacket these can be straight, or point up or down at 45 degree angles. Most "mod suits" have ticket pockets and always on the right hand side.
Bottom of the jacket:
This can either be rounded or at right angles. Both look good, but right angles generally look better on a double breasted suit.
Style of the lapel:
Again, very important. most mods go for a slim lapel. Lapels normally finish at the point between your nipples. Although if you go for a 4 button suit the lapel may well be smaller.
Stitching:
On your suit, this can have the effect of making it look totally different. A hand stitched suit always looks that bit better, it looks like a lot more effort has been made in it's creation.
Lining and material:
These are always a personal thing, but most mods have at least one mohair suit in their wardrobe.
Cuffs:
For your suit, you have a choice of either butterfly, plain or double cuff. The butterfly cuff probably being the most elaborate, but with the plain cuff you can always ask for it to be made so it does actually "undo".
Buttons:
On a suit, buttons can be covered and the number on a suit varies with the style of suit. Most single breasted suits have a three button opening, whereas most double breasted suits willl be four button opening.
Half belt:
An optional extra with a suit. You can have it plain o
r with two buttons at either end.
Vents:
These are very important. The classic length of a vent is normally 5 inches, but anything up to 12 inches is acceptable. Also where you want your vents is equally important. A centre vent is just as good as side vents, it all depends on your personal taste.
Pockets:
On a jacket these can be straight, or point up or down at 45 degree angles. Most "mod suits" have ticket pockets and always on the right hand side.
Bottom of the jacket:
This can either be rounded or at right angles. Both look good, but right angles generally look better on a double breasted suit.
Style of the lapel:
Again, very important. most mods go for a slim lapel. Lapels normally finish at the point between your nipples. Although if you go for a 4 button suit the lapel may well be smaller.
Stitching:
On your suit, this can have the effect of making it look totally different. A hand stitched suit always looks that bit better, it looks like a lot more effort has been made in it's creation.
Lining and material:
These are always a personal thing, but most mods have at least one mohair suit in their wardrobe.
Cuffs:
For your suit, you have a choice of either butterfly, plain or double cuff. The butterfly cuff probably being the most elaborate, but with the plain cuff you can always ask for it to be made so it does actually "undo".
Buttons:
On a suit, buttons can be covered and the number on a suit varies with the style of suit. Most single breasted suits have a three button opening, whereas most double breasted suits willl be four button opening.
Half belt:
An optional extra with a suit. You can have it plain o
However we can all truly come together and say. That real men wear pink. That stereotypical pink taboo wardrobe phobia that men once had is no longer to be seen or heard.
My gosh you are so wrong. Are you embarrassed to wear pink? Are you going PINK in the face right now?
the jacket to have from suit supply above all is this one , a blue blazer , dont wear it with the trousers shown but wear it with light grey or white or off white
this marks and spencer one in linen is slightly cheaper with a more relaxed style and here is another marks and spencer one slightly cheaper than the suit supply one , wear with off white or white , the sky blue one can be worn with a nice pair of french blue cotton or linen trousers , just wear crisp white linen shirts with these jackets or blue ones.
the trousers to wear with these jackets could be chinos or well faded levis or well tailored ones. keep the colours contrasted and dont go beyond the colours stated here uif you want a great look .
westwood shirt, an updating of georges one above
the seventies tie is hard to find apart from ebay. Westwood coat below suitably regan.
ralph 
A well cut 
sports jacket is lauren
always a better deal than buying a suit these days, it can be used for bizznezz 
but a quick shirt change and a 
quick tioe change and you are fine for a night out or just take the tie off.
this cost 2,800 pounds and the really unfortunate thing is the colour and secondly the ordinary feeling about this jacket, well where i go he could have got what 12 jackets done and tailored for the same price
the top photo is lacoste at 95 pounds so forgetta bout it and here we have fred perry 50 notes and penguin 29 pounds , both from scotts, the lacoste is from the official site.
here is the werth version but im not sure the ralph lauren shows what is a perfect combination of colour with navy that of the olive chino sheren is mercs take and here is a stone island
voi
peter werth
team a blue polo with something like these chinos from ovs , its a great spring to summer look wear tassel or penny loafers with this look, a great city everyday
