What are the differences between the notch, peak, and shawl lapels? |
Tuxedos are available in 3 basic styles: notch, peak, and shawl. These 3 terms refer to the lapels on a tuxedo jacket. Choosing one that is right for you is simply a matter of taste or preference.
Notch = the most popular style today. A triangular indentation is cut where the lapel joins the collar.
Peak = most classic style. A broad V-shaped lapel that points up and out just below the collar line.
Shawl = A smooth, rounded edge lapel. |
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