Tuxedo Front
Description
The Tuxedo Front is a formal variation of the French front placket, designed specifically for tuxedo shirts. Its defining feature is the ability to replace the top four buttons with tuxedo studs, enhancing its elegant and sophisticated appearance. As its name suggests, this placket style is exclusively recommended for tuxedo shirts, making it a timeless choice for black-tie and formal occasions.
Specifications
A seamless, one-piece placket similar to the French front, with no visible stitching for a clean, elegant look.
Designed for removable top buttons, allowing for tuxedo studs to be inserted.
The buttonholes for studs are typically reinforced for durability.
Standard width: 1.25" – 1.5" (3.2 cm – 3.8 cm).
The placket lies flat against the shirt for a streamlined appearance.
Features four removable buttons, positioned to accommodate tuxedo studs.
Standard button spacing: 3.5" – 4" (8.9 cm – 10.2 cm) apart.
The lower buttons (below the stud section) are standard sewn buttons, hidden under a tuxedo jacket.
Can be fused or unfused, with fused providing a sharper, more structured look.
Reinforced buttonholes for secure stud placement.