Amer Diab Stores — Men’s Suits on Prince Mohammad Street, Amman

publishes +962 7 7780 7771 and amerdiab2007@gmail.com, and links to the amer_diab_stores Instagram account. These details give customers a direct route for arranging a suit-shopping visit and identifying the intended location. Confirm the precise entrance and current opening hours with the business before travelling.

The same public introduction names R. Cacharel and Cerruti 1881 within the store group’s retail identity. The ready-to-wear example used here is specifically Cacharel. It should not be confused with a suit made by another company from Cerruti mill cloth, or treated as proof that every overseas collection is stocked in Amman. Amer Diab should confirm which brand, model and complete outfit it can currently supply. This listing covers the Jabal Amman business as one destination, with no separate listing created for a label within the same premises.

An identifiable two-piece reference appears in Cacharel’s official Russian catalogue: the navy OLIVER jacket and its matching OLIVER trousers. The site groups the two pieces in its coordinated-sets section and cross-recommends them from the individual product pages. Both carry the same navy colour reference and the OLIVER model name. They are separately priced components of a matching outfit. Their published composition is 100 percent wool, with Turkey listed as the country of manufacture and dry cleaning specified for care.

The jacket description identifies a fitted, single-breasted cut with flap pockets, a chest pocket and buttons at the cuffs. The corresponding trousers have a tapered leg, side pockets and a zip-and-hook fastening. These are concrete garment details for discussing a comparable business suit, rather than general claims about the fabric or construction of every item sold by Amer Diab. The manufacturer’s catalogue photographs show the matching jacket and trousers worn together, as well as closer front and rear jacket views.

For numeric sizing, 46 and 48 appear on both component selectors in the checked catalogue. The site displays manufacturer and Russian-size columns with those same numbers. They are retained exactly, without assuming a conversion to UK chest measurements or another system. Other jacket labels are visible, but have not been presented as a documented complete-set size range here. These are overseas catalogue references, not a promise of Jordan stock, and both parts of the desired outfit need local confirmation.

Amer Diab’s recent public material discusses suit construction, jacket canvas and differences between wool types, alongside formal outfits and wedding-related posts. Those subjects provide useful starting points for a detailed enquiry about a selected garment. The business also describes bespoke tailoring in its profile; any measurement process, cloth selection and delivery schedule should be established directly for that service. No custom-size range or fixed preparation time is asserted. Agree the local price, supplied pieces, fitting arrangements and purchase conditions with the store for the actual outfit you choose.