Men's suit lapel types

1. Notched lapels • The most common suit lapel, suitable for business, casual and formal occasions.

• The lapel and collar intersect to form a "V" notch, usually 75°-90°.

• Mainly seen on single-breasted suits, it is the standard choice for workplace and formal wear.

2. Peak lapels • The lapels are pointed upwards with sharp edges, creating a more formal and authoritative look.

• Mainly used on double-breasted suits, but can also be used on some formal single-breasted styles.

• Perfect for business, weddings and high-end social events to enhance personal presence.

3. Shawl lapels • With a smooth round design and no notch, it looks elegant and sophisticated.

• Mainly seen on tuxedos and high-end evening gowns. • Suitable for dinner parties, award ceremonies and weddings.

4. Stand-up collar • A collar with no traditional lapels or only a slight stand-up collar, with a Chinese or simple modern style.

• Commonly seen in Zhongshan suits (Mao-style clothing), modern suit styles or certain formal wear.

• Best suited for cultural events or formal ceremonies.

Each lapel type presents different styles and characteristics. You can choose one based on the occasion and personal preference. Which style do you prefer?