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In clothing, double-breasted refers to a coat, suit, jacket or similar garment having a very wide overlap in the front and, two parallel columns of buttons or snaps. (By contrast a single-breasted coat has a narrower overlap and one column of buttons.) In most cases one column of buttons is simply decorative, and only the buttons at the outer edge of the overlap actually fasten the two layers together. The others, placed on the outside of the outer layer, either serve no purpose or allow the overlap to be reversible. An inner button, called the jigger, is usually added to hold the two layers together from the inside.
A peak lapel jacketSuit jackets and blazers typically have from one to four rows of buttons (each row containing two buttons), with one or two of these rows that are buttoned¡ªthe others are decorative. They are referred to using "number-on-number" terminology, where the first number is the total number of front buttons, and the second is the number of buttons below the lapels (i.e., the second number is double the number of buttonholes). Six-on-four and four-on-two are the most common variations, but others exist, such as the six-on-two suit in the picture at right. Double-breasted suit jackets almost always have peak lapels.
Double-breasted suit jackets were popular from the late 1930s until the late 1950s, and again from the mid 1980s to the mid 1990s. Today, double-breasted jackets are considered fairly conservative, and are not worn as often as single-breasted jackets, though most tailors consider them to have lasting style
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