Emerald Green Velvet Double-Breasted Tuxedo with Rhinestone Appliqué – Peak Lapel
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Make a bold and refined statement with this emerald green velvet tuxedo, designed for those who want to stand out with elegance at weddings, proms, and upscale events. The rich green tone offers a unique alternative to classic black while maintaining a luxurious, formal presence.
Crafted from premium velvet fabric, this double-breasted tuxedo features a sharp satin peak lapel that enhances its structured and sophisticated silhouette. The highlight of this piece is the hand-applied rhinestone appliqué, carefully placed to catch light and add a subtle yet striking brilliance.
The deep emerald velvet paired with shimmering rhinestones creates a perfect balance between classic tailoring and modern luxury. Designed with a tailored modern fit, this tuxedo delivers a clean, flattering shape while ensuring comfort throughout your event.
Key Features
- Premium emerald green velvet fabric
- Double-breasted jacket design
- Satin peak lapel
- Hand-applied rhinestone appliqué
- Tailored modern fit
- Perfect for weddings, prom, and formal occasions
Customization
If you would like to customize this tuxedo—such as changing the shade of green, fabric, or rhinestone design—please let us know. Each piece is handcrafted, so slight variations in rhinestone placement may occur, making every tuxedo uniquely yours.
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