Fully-lined trousers with coin pocket and French fly front. Sometimes features expensive detail treatments such as bi-swing backs, hacking pockets, additional inside pockets. 100 percent Bemberg linings in coats. The pressing machine kills 50 percent of the garment. You're a little thick around the waist and want to buy that fitted plaid sportcoat you saw in the window of your favorite menswear store.
Large men look best in straight-hanging coats rather than fitted jackets, which accent the waist.
Forget about that image of a round man in a banker's three-piece pinstripe suit. Designer Andrew Fezza says large men should definitely stay away from most of the three-piece suits that are becoming popular again. However, a three-button suit has a thinning effect, he says. Men with tall, lanky bodies can still wear any suit silhouette and get away with it. Both give the illusion of height.