Made to measure, made for your plans
Consider the cloth, silhouette and details of a personalised suit.
View starting pricesA wardrobe earns its place when you can picture yourself wearing each piece.
Start with the combinations
Take stock of the shirts, shoes and outerwear you already use. A shade that works across several combinations can be valuable for a busy week; a richer colour or pattern may suit an occasion.
Describe when the suit will be worn and the impression you want it to make. Those details help narrow the choice of cloth.
Fit for the real day
Jacket length, shoulder comfort, sleeve position and trouser fit are practical decisions as well as visual ones. Think about the amount of room you like while seated and on the move.
Bring your preferred shirt and footwear if they help you assess the outfit as a whole.
Specify the construction
Depending on the selected garment, half canvas and full canvas may be available as construction options. Ask how the chosen jacket is made and which details can be specified.
Lapel style, pocket arrangement, lining and buttons can then be chosen to complement the cloth. A custom made suit need not rely on bold details to feel personal.
Allow for an event
If the suit is for a wedding or another fixed date, share the date early and confirm the fitting schedule. The selected fabric and final garment specification affect the quotation.
Read the starting price categories and consider which material qualities matter most to you.
Plan the complete look.
Choose the right direction for your wardrobe.