A truly custom-made wedding suit or tuxedo is created using a custom pattern tailored to the individual’s body measurements, taking into account factors like posture, shoulder slope, biceps, thighs, chest shape, and seat shape. Made-to-measure garments, on the other hand, are adjusted from a standard pattern and work best for customers who fit into standard sizes.
A custom-made suit or tuxedo involves a unique pattern tailored to an individual’s measurements, considering specific body details. Bespoke garments go further, incorporating more intricate details and handwork.
Although we use expert measurements, an additional fitting may be required for final tweaks. Alterations are done on-premises within three to four business days at no extra charge.
Absolutely. We welcome clients to bring their inspirations for us to recreate.
Garments over size 56 incur a 20% oversize charge.
No, we are fully transparent, and there are no hidden fees.
Creating a custom suit requires up to 30 detailed measurements, ensuring a perfect fit for every body type.
Our patterns are crafted in-house by skilled tailors at our Garden City showroom.
Yes, alterations are included. However, if a customer’s body measurements change significantly after approval, additional alteration charges may apply.
Measurements are taken by our highly skilled tailors. Female clients can request a female tailor for privacy.
All measurements are done in our private Garden City, NY showroom
Yes, we specialize in crafting custom suits for women, one of the few clothiers with this expertise.
The options are vast. Clients can bring inspiration photos, or work with our design team to create a unique look.
Payment is required at the time of service since the garments are made specifically for the client.
If dissatisfied, we offer to remake the garment or issue store credit.
We accept credit cards, checks, and U.S. dollars
Our fabrics come from renowned mills in Italy and England.
Yes, from premium mills like Loro Piana, Ariston, Holland & Sherry, Marzoni, Reda, Vitale Barberis Canonico, and Zegna.
Yes, unless a soft unconstructed or unlined option is requested.
We use high-quality Pima Cotton, Egyptian Cotton, and Sea Island Cotton with high thread counts.
These numbers refer to the thread count in the fabric. Higher thread counts indicate softer, more luxurious fabric with better draping.
If the fabric is in stock, suits are ready for a fitting in five weeks. If ordered from Italy, it takes six to eight weeks. Rush orders are available in three weeks with an additional charge.
Tuxedos follow the same timeline as suits: five weeks with in-stock fabric, six to eight weeks if imported, and three weeks for rush orders.
Shirts take four weeks if the fabric is in stock and six weeks if sourced from Italy.
The rush charge for a suit is typically $150. All rush charges are subject to change.
In rare cases where this occurs, we will remake the garment to the client’s satisfaction.
Most garments are produced with Italian or Canadian manufacturing partners in custom-tailored shops.
