AIR Blazer

We're going to do you right: All Twillory blazers and tuxedo jackets come to you in a premium travel garment bag, with a three-dimensional hanger to keep it in mint condition, from Day 1 to Day 10,001. The rest of your closet will be jealous.

Hundred percent. Our blazers are fully machine-washable, because dry cleaning is so 1990's. Just toss it in, wash on cold, and dry it flat on a clean towel. For best results, add minimal detergent and never use bleach. While our blazers are designed to be wrinkle-free, a quick once-over with a warm iron can keep lapels crisp and provide an exceptionally smooth look. If you just want someone else to deal with it, dry cleaning won't break it, scout's honor.

Because no two guys have the same day, our suits come in a variety of styles and fabrics, but the two main ones are our Performance and AIR lines.

Think of our Performance Fabric as your daily ride-or-die. It's a lightweight blend with structure, a bit of stretch, and designed to put up with activities that can cause wear-and-tear on other suits. If you're looking to upgrade your office attire with something providing under-the-radar benefits in a traditional look, this one's for you.

Our AIR fabric is a patent-pending innovation that brings the look of tailoring into the modern age. Subtly textured, plenty of stretch and impossibly light, you've found your match if you tend to overheat, or find yourself in highly active roles with lots of movement. It's the suit for guys who can't stand suits.

Regardless of your choice, both blazers are unlined, 100% machine washable, wrinkle-resistant and perfect for traveling. We know you'll love them both, but just in case, every order offers a free return within 30 days of purchase. No hard feelings.

Of course we do, because your Twills shouldn't be off-limits for the finest days of your life. Check out our AIR Tuxedo, our newest innovation and the envy of fundraiser guests, red carpet attendees, and groomsmen the world over. It combines the incredible lightness and comfort of our AIR suit with the formality only upgraded hardware and satin lapels can bring. Pair it with bow tie and you're ready for your close-up.

Before you head out the door into the great unknown, here's a few things to check:

The shoulders: The shoulder seam of the blazer should be positioned right where your arm meets your shoulder, allowing the sleeve to drop in a straight line, without creases or bulging. Too small, and the shoulder pads won't create a crisp line up top. Too long, and the sleeve will bow in.

The back: The rear of your suit should fit close to your back, but not be pulling or wrinkling. This means it's too small. Alternatively, a billowy or loose-fitting back means you've gone too large.

The sleeves: These should hit right at your wrist bone and show a peek of your shirt cuff. You didn't put all that work into coordinating to hide it, right?

Closure: look for the top button to hit around your belly button. When buttoned, you should have room for a fist between the inside of the blazer and your shirt. This provides enough slack to avoid the dreaded "X" from a too-tight fit, but still allows a gentle level of contouring in the midsection.

Length: With your hands at your side, look for your blazer hem to land around your knuckles, or a little bit higher, depending on personal preference.