3-Piece Suit Prussian Blue - LAZARE

The Lazare Prussian Blue 3-piece suit brings together jacket, trousers and waistcoat in a deep blue with green undertones, in Italian Super 110's virgin wool. It is designed for evening events, Christmas and New Year's Eve dinners and weddings where you want a formal outfit that moves away from navy.

• 170 g/m² Super 110's virgin wool, fine and soft to the touch, by Vitale Barberis Canonico
• Prussian blue: a dark blue tinged with green, more distinctive than navy
• Fitted five-button waistcoat with two jetted pockets and an adjuster strap
• Half-canvassed jacket with a floating chest piece, adjusted fit at the chest and waist
• Thermoregulating wool, comfortable from one season to the next

This Prussian blue three-piece is right for gala dinners, end-of-year parties and New Year's Eve, as well as for the groom or guests at an evening wedding. Its colour also lets you stand out at an awards ceremony or an evening business event, without breaking formal codes.

Prussian blue goes well with black shoes, smooth Oxford shoes or double Monks, or with a deep dark brown for a less formal look. A white or pearl grey shirt and a burgundy, anthracite grey or midnight blue silk tie keep the outfit understated and bring out the colour of the suit.

100% Super 110's wool

This suit is made from a 100% Super 110's virgin wool fabric weighing 170 g/m².
Virgin wool is new wool, taken straight from shearing, that has never been recycled. It is known for being durable and hard-wearing, which makes it an ideal choice for suit making. It also has thermoregulating qualities, which allow it to breathe by wicking away moisture while also helping to retain body heat.
The term "Super" followed by a number, such as Super 110's, refers to the fineness of the wool yarn used to produce the pure wool fabric.
This fineness is measured by the length in kilometres that can be obtained from one kilogram of wool (Super 110's = 110 kilometres of yarn). The higher the number, the softer and finer the fabric, but it may also be more prone to creasing.

Because fine wool is more delicate, we recommend hanging your suit on a hanger and letting it rest for a day between wears so that it keeps its shape.

Italian fabric by Vitale Barberis Canonico

For this suit, Bexley chose a pure two-ply virgin wool produced by Vitale Barberis Canonico, a historic mill in the Biella region of Italy. For more than three centuries, this family of wool makers has passed down its expertise in menswear fabrics. A fine-quality wool for a jacket and trousers of timeless elegance.