We changed the suiting game when we introduced the Ludlow in 2008, proving that you can get a suit made with the world's best fabrics and with details you'd find in a four-figure suit for a fraction of the cost. Today, the Ludlow comes in two fits and new fabrics from renowned mills every season. We cut this dinner jacket in wool from Tollegno 1900 (established 1862 in Biella, Italy), which is one of the country's last mills to still spin its own yarns, a process they've been perfecting for over 150 years. It's also finished with a satin shawl collar and a full lining. This is how James Bond would tell you to wear a tux.

• Italian wool.
• One-button closure.
• Nonfunctional buttons at cuffs.
• Double vent.
• Bemberg lining.
• Dry clean.
• Tailored, modern cut with a trim silhouette.
• Shawl collar