Mens Burgundy Flannel Tuxedo

Name: Mens Burgundy Flannel Tuxedo
Brand: Baron Boutique
SKU: 1600013
Price: 789.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$789.00 USD

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Burgundy is having a genuine moment in menswear — runway-validated, worn by men who know the difference between a statement and a mistake. The problem is that almost every burgundy tuxedo available is polyester, and polyester turns burgundy from wine-dark and deliberate into something that reads under event lighting like a costume. Flannel is the fabric that makes the color credible. This mens burgundy flannel tuxedo is made to your measurements in Super 120s wool flannel with a silk satin shawl collar and a canvas front. Before we cut yours, we send a free test tuxedo so the fit is confirmed at home first.

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SKU: 1600013 Categories: Dinner Jackets, Men, Suits & Blazers, Tuxedos, Wedding Suits

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Made to Your Measurements

The Mens Burgundy Flannel Tuxedo That Makes the Color Work

Burgundy has runway validation right now. Gucci and Prada dressed their Fall/Winter collections in it. Menswear writers called it the new neutral — versatile enough to read at a gala, a wedding, a film premiere, a private dinner. The problem is the execution. Almost every burgundy tuxedo being sold is polyester, and polyester holds a hard synthetic sheen that turns the color theatrical in the wrong way. The color is correct. The fabric is not.

Flannel fixes this at the source. Wool flannel absorbs light rather than reflecting it. On burgundy, that matte quality makes the color read as wine-dark and considered — the kind of burgundy associated with private dining rooms and velvet smoking jackets, not rental suits. The shawl collar faced in black silk satin creates a texture contrast the fabric itself earns: matte body, satin accent. This mens burgundy flannel tuxedo is built on a canvas front, hand-finished buttonholes, and hand-stitched armholes. The trousers are flat-front with buckle side adjusters. Every element is made to your measurements.

The Fit Guarantee

Why Flannel Makes the Test Tuxedo Non-Negotiable

A flannel tuxedo is unforgiving of fit in a way a wool suit is not. Flannel is denser, heavier, and drapes with more conviction, meaning it follows the body’s shape with less room for error. A shoulder that sits a quarter-inch too wide is visible. A chest that pulls is obvious. This is not a fabric you want to receive in the wrong fit.

Before we cut your burgundy flannel tuxedo, we make a complete test version in your measurements. You try it on at home, note what works and what needs adjustment, and send it back. We correct the fit, then cut the final flannel piece. The test tuxedo is yours to keep.

This step is not optional. It is built into the process. By the time the real garment is made, the fit has already been confirmed.

Fabric: Super 120s 100% wool flannel Collar: Silk satin shawl collar Construction: Canvas front Price: $789

Who This Tuxedo Is For

Four Buyers Who Know What They Are Looking For

The groom who is done with black

Black tuxedos are correct. They are also invisible. If the photographs of your wedding are going to last a lifetime, the suit should read as a decision, not a default. Burgundy flannel does that without reading as theatrical.

The musician who performs in formal wear regularly

Orchestra players, jazz musicians, and conductors wear a tuxedo 40 or more times a year. Standard rental polyester was never designed for the range of motion a performer needs, and it shows over time. A bespoke flannel tuxedo built to your measurements moves differently from the first wearing, and lasts across seasons rather than a single event.

The man who photographs his life

Anyone who has stood under event lighting or camera flash in a synthetic tuxedo knows what it looks like in the photographs. Flannel’s matte surface does not glare. The color reads with depth rather than flatness. If the event will be documented, the fabric choice is part of the result.

The man who wants to wear it again

A tuxedo that fits precisely does not stay in the wardrobe bag. The burgundy flannel jacket wears as an evening blazer separate with dark wool trousers or flannel trousers in charcoal or camel. The investment case for bespoke is that the garment earns multiple uses — not a single event it was rented for.

Dress the Whole Wedding, Not Just the Groom

If you are the groom, these are options for your wedding party, your guests, and the people standing beside you. If you are still deciding on your own attire, each of these is a different expression of the same ceremonial intent — made to measure, built for the occasion.

The Groom in a Classic Tuxedo

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The Groom in a Cape Suit

A floor-length cape over a Mandarin-collar tunic and tailored trousers in Super 130s Fresco wool — a different ceremonial silhouette for the groom who wants his statement to move with him. View this garment →

The Guest in a Velvet Frock Coat

A premium poly-cotton velvet frock coat with a red satin silk stand-up collar — for guests at a theatrical, winter, or candlelit ceremony who want something more distinctive than a standard suit. View this garment →

The Guest at an Outdoor Ceremony

A 100% linen frock coat in 18 colors — canvas front, horn buttons, princess seam back. For guests at a warm-weather or outdoor ceremony who want something formal, tailored, and built for heat. View this garment →

How Your Tuxedo Is Made

Six Steps From Measurements to Finished Flannel

Choose your fabric color and lining
Ten flannel color options including the signature TC650017 burgundy, plus a full lining selection. Price does not vary by color.

We build your free test tuxedo
We cut a complete test version in your measurements (jacket and trousers) before a single yard of your flannel is touched.

You try it on and send your notes
Try the test tuxedo at home. Note what fits well and what needs adjustment. Return it with your feedback.

We cut the final flannel tuxedo
Your corrections are applied. The final jacket and trousers are cut in Super 120s wool flannel with every construction detail completed by hand.

Your tuxedo ships worldwide
Delivered via trackable courier. The test tuxedo is yours to keep. No return required for the final garment.

We are here after delivery
If anything needs attention when the garment arrives, contact us. We answer.

Full Construction Detail

Full Spec

Fabric	Super 120s 100% wool flannel
Construction	Canvas front, hand-basted
Collar	Silk satin shawl collar, slim width (2 to 2.5 inches)
Closure	Single button, normal stance
Buttonholes	Hand-finished buttonholes throughout
Buttons	Handmade satin silk-covered buttons, reinforced by hand
Shoulder pads	Hand-stitched
Armholes	Hand-stitched
Lapel and collar stitching	Handpick stitching around collar, lapel, and pockets
Pockets (exterior)	Satin-piped hip pocket with flap, chest welt pocket
Lapel buttonhole	None
Interior pockets	Three
Vents	Two side vents
Sleeve cuff	Four-button vented cuff, kissing button stance
Jacket lining	Fully lined in acetate
Trouser front	Flat front, no belt loops
Trouser waist	Buckle side adjusters, grip-enforced waistband
Trouser fly	Zipper
Trouser pockets	Slanted front pockets, two back pockets with piped openings and button closure
Trouser lining	Acetate-lined to the front knee
Trouser hem	Hand-stitched
Fabric colors	10 options including burgundy, camel, grey, dark grey, charcoal, blue, black, chocolate brown, red, light grey
Lining colors	30+ lining options
Care	Dry clean
Measurements	Entered on the product page at time of order
Price	$789, does not vary by color

Where This Tuxedo Fits

Mens Burgundy Flannel Tuxedo vs. Off the Rack

	Off the Rack	Baron Boutique
Fabric	Polyester or polyester blend, shines under light	Super 120s wool flannel: matte, dense, light-absorbing
Fit	Cut for an average body; altered after the fact	Cut to your measurements from scratch. No alteration needed
Construction	Fused front: stiffens, bubbles after cleaning	Canvas front: moves with the body, maintains drape for years
Shawl collar	Fused or glued facing, separates over time	Pure silk satin, correctly faced and stitched by hand
Fit guarantee	None. You own it as-is	Free test tuxedo before the real garment is cut
Color options	Limited to what is in stock	10 flannel colors, 30+ lining options, made to your spec

About Baron

About Baron Boutique

Founded in Kathmandu, Nepal in 2000, Baron Boutique has spent over 25 years creating bespoke garments with a focus on artisanal craftsmanship, dramatic design, and collector-quality tailoring. From cinematic-inspired coats and formalwear to handcrafted cashmere pieces, every garment is made with precision, individuality, and attention to detail.

Today, Baron Boutique operates internationally from Dubai while all bespoke tailoring and garment production remains rooted in the Kathmandu workshop where the brand began.

Our customers come back because the fit is right and we answer emails. Every garment is made by a human tailor whose name we know.

Questions & Answers

FAQ

How long does a well-made wool flannel tuxedo last if worn a few times a year for formal events?

A wool flannel tuxedo worn four to six times a year for formal occasions will last 15 to 20 years with correct care. Flannel’s milled surface is more resilient than it appears: the fibers are tightly packed, which resists pilling and wear better than a lighter worsted. The construction that determines longevity is the front: a canvas front moves with the body over time, while a fused front delaminates after repeated dry cleaning and cannot be repressed. Baron Boutique flannel tuxedos are built on a canvas front, which is why the jacket maintains its drape across years of wear rather than stiffening and separating at the chest.

Which measurements matter most when ordering a bespoke flannel tuxedo?

The chest measurement is the most critical: flannel is a heavier, denser fabric than worsted wool, and a chest that is even a half-inch off shows immediately in the way the jacket sits across the shoulders and at the front button. You enter all measurements directly on the product page at time of order, with a guide field for each measurement. If the chest is accurate, the rest of the jacket adjusts well. The free test tuxedo confirms everything before the flannel is cut. If any measurement is slightly off, it is corrected before the final garment is made.

Is this tuxedo made to my specific measurements or does it come in standard sizes?

Every tuxedo is made to your measurements. There are no standard sizes, no S/M/L, and no stock garments. The jacket and trousers are cut from your numbers, which matters particularly for a flannel tuxedo because flannel’s weight and drape behave differently on different bodies. A fit that is adequate in a lightweight worsted reads as wrong in a denser flannel. The made-to-measure process, combined with the free test tuxedo step, is what eliminates that risk.

What makes a flannel tuxedo different from a standard wool tuxedo?

The difference is surface texture and weight. A standard wool tuxedo uses worsted wool, a tightly twisted yarn that produces a smooth, lightly lustrous surface. Flannel uses a looser-spun yarn that is then milled and brushed, producing a soft, matte surface with more visual depth. In a tuxedo context, that matte surface contrasts directly against the silk satin collar and trim, creating a texture play that a worsted tuxedo cannot achieve. Flannel is also heavier, which gives the jacket a more substantial drape and silhouette: it hangs with more authority than a lighter worsted.

Can a flannel tuxedo jacket be worn as a separate, not as a full tuxedo set?

A well-fitted tuxedo jacket in a rich color like burgundy works as an evening blazer separate with dark wool trousers, flannel trousers in charcoal or camel, or even with dark jeans for less formal evening occasions. The shawl collar and silk satin facing hold the formal register even when the jacket is worn outside the full tuxedo context. The key requirement is fit: a jacket worn as a separate needs to fit precisely on its own, which is exactly what the made-to-measure process and free test garment step are designed to deliver.

Does this tuxedo only come in burgundy, or are other flannel colors available?

Ten flannel colors are available: burgundy, camel, grey, dark grey, charcoal, blue, black, chocolate brown, red, and light grey. All ten are the same Super 120s wool flannel, and the price does not vary by color. The construction (canvas front, silk satin shawl collar, hand-finished buttonholes) is identical across all colors. You select the flannel color and your lining color on the product page at time of order.

What color tuxedo should a groom wear for a formal autumn or winter wedding?

For a formal autumn or winter wedding, burgundy, deep navy, and charcoal are the strongest options. They read as intentional and formal without disappearing into the background of a black-tie event. Burgundy specifically works well for autumn ceremonies because the color resonates with the season and photographs with warmth and depth under natural and candlelight. A wool flannel in burgundy deepens that effect further: the matte, dense surface makes the color look considered rather than costume-like, which is the risk with burgundy in the wrong fabric.

Does the front canvas of a tuxedo actually affect how it looks after a few years?

Yes, and it is one of the most visible differences between a tuxedo that holds up and one that does not. A fused front is bonded with adhesive. It feels crisp and structured when new, but repeated dry cleaning breaks down the adhesive, causing the outer fabric and the fusing to separate. The result is a chest that bubbles, cannot be pressed flat, and eventually looks permanently wrinkled even on a clean garment. A canvas front is not adhesive: it is a layer of woven horsehair canvas that is stitched in and moves with the body through every wearing and every cleaning. It cannot delaminate because there is no adhesive to fail.

How long does it take to receive a made-to-measure tuxedo from Baron Boutique?

Production takes approximately four to six weeks from measurement confirmation, depending on the garment and current order volume. Delivery via trackable courier typically adds four to nine business days depending on destination. For time-sensitive orders (a wedding, an event), contact us before ordering so we can confirm the timeline honestly.