In clothing, Tuxedos double-breasted Suits refers to a Tuxedo coat or Zoot Suit jacket or similar Tuxedos garment having a very broad overlap in the frontage and, typically, two parallel columns of Tuxedos Suits 2 buttons or snaps. (By contrast a single-breasted Tuxedos or Zoot coat has a narrower partly cover and one column of tuxedos suits buttons.) In the majority cases one column of 2 buttons Tuxedos suit is simply decorative. Only those at the external edge of the overlap really fasten the two Tuxedos Suit layers together. The others, positioned on the exterior of the Tuxedos Suit outer layer, either serve no reason or allow the overlap to be reverse.
Tuxedos Suit Pea coats and some trench Zoot Suit coats are traditionally double-breasted Tuxedos Suits.
