What's the difference between a two-piece and a three-piece suit?

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Suits

Frequently asked questions about suits

The collection is designed for different moments and ways of wearing. These frequently asked questions help you choose the right fit, color, fabric and styling.

A tailored women's suit accentuates the waist, while a women's suit with wide-leg pants creates a fluid, modern line. When choosing, also consider wearing comfort and freedom of movement.

A two-piece suit in travel fabric is practical for traveling and busy workdays. Travel fabric is light and wrinkles relatively little, so your suit packs easily in a suitcase. A stretchy women's suit also gives you extra freedom of movement. Always check the care label and the specific care instructions for each style.

A women's suit for a wedding is an elegant alternative to a dress. Choose a light blue pantsuit, pastel suit, pink women's suit or linen suit for a summer ceremony. For an evening celebration, a burgundy suit, deep red suit or satin women's suit is especially fitting.

A two-piece suit consists of a blazer and pants. A three-piece women's suit adds a vest for extra structure. Wear the vest with the blazer for a statement look, or pair it with just the pants.

Cotton, crêpe georgette, crêpe satin and viscose blends are airy choices for warmer months. Satin and stretch woven give a luxurious look for festive occasions. Choose your fabric based on the season, the occasion and the freedom of movement you want.

A casual women's suit looks modern with a T-shirt, sneakers and an open blazer. Wear the pants with a simple knit or pair the jacket with jeans. By wearing the pieces separately, you get more outfits out of one set.