Choose from a Appetizer Party Pack, Fajita Party Pack and/or Enchilada Party pack that are all sure to have your guests raving!

To place an order call 972-233-5656 or email blake@maximodallas.com. All orders must be placed by noon on Saturday, February 4 and picked up on Sunday by 5 p.m.

Measurements are the blueprint for your body and before starting your  search for new clothes, determine your measurements for your chest, neck, sleeves, waist and inseam. This will lead to more efficient and pleasurable shopping experiences.

A big concern for taller gentlemen is finding long style dress shirts that don’t leave excess material around the abdomen. We offer “tall” sizes beginning at 16 ½ (neck) – 37 (sleeve) through 20 – 36. For men of a greater carriage, we offer “big” selections from 18 – 33 to 20 – 35.

Jos A. Bank’s Big and Tall collection of dress pants cover shorter and stouter gentlemen to the tall and thinner fellows. They carry a selection ranging from a waist size of 40 to 50 and feature short, regular and long rises (the measurement from waist to crotch). However, the overall selection extends to a waist size of 56 with an inseam of 32 inches. When shopping for casual pants note that our selection includes 36 (waist) x 36 (inseam) to 56 x 32.

Mughlai embodies the spirit and essence of fine Indian cuisine.   Located at Village on the Green, Mughlai Restaurant takes Indian cuisine to a new culinary level, while still holding true to its traditional nuances. Much like the ambiance within the restaurant, Mughlai India’s cuisine is a mix of modern style with traditional roots.

The delectable cuisine and exotic refreshing drinks are sure to indulge anyone’s senses. The restaurant can easily accommodate 122 people, with a private dining room in the back for up to 28 people. With its vaulted ceilings, and stylish décor, Mughlai Restaurant is truly a feast for both the mouth as well as the eyes.

Choosing your suit fabric

The most popular and versatile suit fabric is wool. Wool has the uncanny ability to keep you cool in summer, warm in winter and always looking sharp. It also breathes well, holds its shape and resists wrinkling in normal daily wear. You’ll find quality wool used in designer suits. There are other fabrics to choose from when buying a suit, depending on the occasion:

• Linen suits are lightweight and casual. You will find this type of suit at summer weddings or in tropical climates. The downside to linen is that it wrinkles easily.
• Polyester suits are a cheaper alternative to wool; however, any suit made with polyester tends to be cheap in appearance. It also doesn’t breathe well, which can make these suits uncomfortable to wear.

Finding a comfortable suit jacket

There are many styles of suit jackets available that caters to different builds, sizes and styles. Here are just some of your choices when you buy a suit:

• Single-breasted suits, as opposed to double-breasted, are more common. They feature a single row of buttons down the front. Double-breasted suits feature two rows of buttons. Double-breasted jackets are wider and more formal. This fashionable look and can be worn on any frame, but they visually flatter tall thin men.
• Similarly, two-button jackets are the most classic look. Three-button is more modern while one-button gives you an edgier look. No matter the number of buttons, check that the fabric isn’t tugging and stretching when the jacket is buttoned.
• For a proper fit, your suit jacket should cover your rear and sit flat on your back. Make sure it isn’t puckering or pulling.
• The jacket’s sleeves should end at your wrist, and your shirt sleeves should stick out another half an inch to quarter inch. The jacket’s shoulders should fit your shoulders rather than squeeze too tightly or, alternatively, stick out.
• Make sure you can move comfortably in your jacket and that your arms have a wide range of motion.

Choose an appropriate style of pants

After you pay careful attention to the fit of the jacket, don’t overlook the pants. Suit pants wear differently than casual trousers. You want to wear these around your natural waist, not lower, and pay special attention to the hem. Follow this suit advice for trying on pants:

• Suit pants should almost always have cuffs. The only exception is on short men; forgoing cuffs can help add the illusion of height. Otherwise, have your tailor add cuffs.
• Go with a slight or medium break. The break refers to the crease formed where the pants hit the top of the shoe, so make sure you’re wearing the shoes you’ll wear with the suit when you get fitted for the break. A medium break will bring the back of the pant leg about halfway down the heel of your shoe while a slight break brings the pant a little higher. There is also a full break, but that causes the pant to really bunch up at the shoe. Full breaks work best on tall men; a slighter break on these men would make their pants appear too short.
• Suit pants should sit at the waist. There is no such thing as “low-rise” suit pants!

Selecting colors and patterns

A suit that’s appropriate for a wedding can be very different from one you’ll wear to work or dinner. If you’re buying your first suit, get a plain navy suit or a navy suit with light pinstripes. This will be your most versatile suit. As you build your suit collection, add gray or black dress suits, then browns and earth tones. You can also include patterns like pinstripes, windowpanes and light plaids in your growing wardrobe. Stay away from fad colors and patterns.

Suits are investments and designed to last, so you don’t want to end up with an entire closet of purple velvet or red plaid suits. Stick with the more traditional designs when you buy suits to get the most out of your collection. For more expert advice, stop into the  JoS. A. Bank store at Village on the Green work with a men’s suit experts to find your perfect suit

Men’s winter fashion: Outerwear

A classic topcoat finishes your look and complements your winter clothing ensemble. Available in traditional colors, like black, charcoal grey, brown and navy blue, you can match your men’s outerwear to your winter clothes. And, depending on your personal preference, you can choose a full-length topcoat falls below the knees or a three-quarter length that falls above the knees. Your topcoat will be sure to keep you warm with a variety of fabrics including wool, cashmere, wool herringbone, camel hair and tweed. Spice up your winter outerwear with fashionable accessories like gloves, scarves and hats.

Men’s winter fashion: Suits

With an abundance of formal events that take place throughout the winter season, a suit that looks sharp and keeps you temperate is a must-have men’s winter clothing piece. A winter suit is normally made with a darker color fabric, such as charcoal grey, brown or navy blue. And, due to the changes in temperature you experience while wearing your suit (going from a chilly outside to a warm venue), you can find specialty fabrics in wool suits that are designed to keep you warm in cool temperatures and vice versa. You can add some color to your dark winter suit with a colorful tie or pocket square to make your outfit pop.

Men’s winter fashion: Sweaters & Vests

For a more casual winter event, a sweater or vest is an easy way to pull a winter clothing ensemble together, even at the last minute. Depending on the occasion, you can choose from a variety of men’s sweaters, including half-zip, crew neck, v-neck, polo, turtleneck and cardigan. And, whether you choose a sweater or vest, you’ll be comfortable in men’s winter clothes made from fabrics like cashmere, lambswool, merino wool, cotton or tweed. You can mix up your men’s winter clothing choices by picking solid colors, argyle or cable-knit designs to go with a pair of casual pants.

Stock up on men’s winter clothing

When the season starts to change to cooler temperatures, remember these helpful tips when stocking up on basic men’s winter fashion pieces. Be sure to pick fabrics that will keep you warm in chilly climates but cool during special events. Shop online or visit a JoS. A. Bank store near you to find the men’s winter clothes you’ll need to enjoy the winter season.