A peak lapel tuxedo has pointed lapels that angle sharply upward toward the shoulders, forming a strong V-shape at the chest. The lapels are faced in satin or grosgrain, creating a bold contrast against the wool. It is the more formal and architecturally considered of the two tuxedo lapel styles.

A peak lapel has pointed lapels angling upward — bold, structured and considered more formal. A shawl collar has a single continuous curved lapel from collar to button, giving a softer, more classic look. Both are entirely correct for black tie; the choice is a matter of preference and silhouette.

Your hire includes the peak lapel jacket and matching dress trousers, a white dress shirt, black bow tie, dress studs and cufflinks — fitted and pressed on the premises before collection. A cummerbund is available as an extra, and dress shoes can be added for $50.

Yes. The peak lapel tuxedo is a popular choice for grooms at evening and formal weddings. Its strong silhouette photographs particularly well and conveys a deliberate, considered formality.

Same-day hire is generally available. Walk in and we will fit, make any alterations and press within the hour, subject to stock. Calling ahead to confirm is always welcome.