The 'Hamick' Double Breasted Tuxedo

For the most refined eveningwear, this tuxedo checks all the boxes. The offset V lapel is a signature Huntsman style for peak lapel jackets, used on both single and double-breasted garments, originally defined by Colin Hammick in the 1970s. Typically, the V of a peak lands in the middle of the lapel, but the offset V here creates a more substantial collar with a vertical leaf edge, subtly enhancing the lapel's drama and balancing the silhouette for a striking upper body.