Our made-to-measure service is a three-stage process (you’ll enjoy it, we promise). Your first fitting is when the fun kicks off. Our fitters will walk you through selecting the details of your made-to-measure suit before taking your initial measurements, carefully considering proportion, posture and balance. 

We’ll invite you back to the showroom for a second fitting once your suit has been constructed. You can try it on and we'll see how it’s fitting, taking note of any last-minute alterations that our in-house tailors will complete within a week. 

Finally, the third fitting is where you try on your made-to-measure suit one last time for final touches. Then you’re ready to head out in your personally tailored suit. We’ll also keep your updated measurements and on hand for next time.

From first appointment to final fitting, the process takes about seven to nine weeks. If you’re under the pump, we can organise for fast-tracked construction and reduce the turnaround to six weeks. 

With wedding suits, just like everything wedding-related, it’s best to get stuck into planning as soon as you can. It’ll be one less thing to worry about ahead of the big day.

All of our garments are made-to-measure to your personal specifications, which means a jacket or full suit will take the same amount of time.

We have a selection of the world’s best fabrics from renowned artisans, including Dugdale Bros, Ariston, Dormeuil, Loro Piana, Solbiati, Porter and Harding, Harrisons of Edinburgh and more. With a focus on natural fibres, our range includes wool, cashmere, cotton, linen and mohair. 

Wool

Superfine Merino wool sourced from Australia and New Zealand is our most utilised cloth, which we love for its versatility, quality and longevity. Ranging from light and tropical to heavy and warm weights, it can be crafted into both summer and winter suits.

Cotton

The versatility of cotton makes it a great fabric not only for shirting but also for suiting. Lightweight and relaxed, it creates suits with a natural and comfortable feel while also providing a solid base to dress up or down.

Linen

The carefree look of linen is perfect for laidback suits, especially in warmer climates with humid weather. It’s durable, absorbent and has an open weave to feel cooler on the skin. With their easy-going elegance, linen suits are as comfortable on the beach as they are in the streets.

Blends

Blends combine all the best elements into one hardworking fabric. Depending on the mix they can increase durability, sheen, texture and softness. You’ll see some combinations pretty frequently, like linen and silk, cotton and linen, silk and cotton, wool and cashmere, or wool and mohair.

Our focus on natural fibres makes cotton the best choice for shirting. We use 100 per cent cotton that looks and wears great while being durable and easy to look after. Our shirting comes in a range of cotton weaves including twill, oxford and poplin. 

Twill

One of the most common weaves in business shirts, twill has an easy-wearing thickness, is easy to iron and sits well on the body. 

Oxford

Thickly weaved cotton creates the coarse texture found in Oxford shirting, most famously found in Oxford University button-down collar shirts. They’re great for casual wear but can easily be dressed up for business.

Poplin

The light weave of poplin makes it perfect for warmer weather and also creates a smooth texture with a slight sheen. It drapes as easily as it irons, what’s not to love?

Instead of offering generic wedding packages, we created our made-to-measure wedding service that craft suits unique to your personal style. They’ll make you feel like the best version of yourself, whether you’re at the altar, taking happy snaps or getting way too low on the dancefloor.

We recommend allowing 30 minutes per person in your group. This gives us enough time to measure everyone and go through the design details. The good news is our showrooms have plenty of space for your group to kick back and enjoy a drink while we take care of all the details.

To make things even easier, we recommend the groom come by for a consultation on his own ahead of the group booking. That way we can finalise the styles and keep the group fitting focused on measurements.

Lining up with everybody’s busy calendars can be tricky, so we recommend booking your group fitting as far in advance as you can. Keeping your appointment is just as important – we’ll always try to find you a new one but can’t guarantee a time will be available. 

One, two, three, done. The first fitting is to design your piece and take measurements. The second fitting is for trying on the initial constructions and refining the fit. The third and final fitting is for a last check and collection.

Consultations are a no-pressure chat with our team where you can ask any questions you might have and hear more about our suits. You can see our fabric choices and learn more about pricing and timeline. 

Your first fitting is when the fun kicks off. You’ll be measured by our expert fitters and make selections for your custom garment. From there, we’ll get to work creating it.

Our made-to-measure suit service is appointment-based to give you the experience you deserve. It’s the best way to meet our team and learn the details of creating your custom-tailored suit. 

If you’re looking to check out our ready-to-wear range, footwear or accessories, you’re welcome to drop into a showroom anytime.

For the best results and a seamless experience, we recommend selecting from our carefully curated range of fabrics. This ensures that we can guarantee both the quality and the timeline of your garment. Unfortunately, we are unable to work with materials sourced externally.

We’ve created our made-to-measure suit service to give you a wide range of design options. Our team of expert fitters will work with you during every step to bring your vision to life. Some of the design selections you can make are:

Jacket

Shoulder structure: traditional, soft, unpadded, roped and more.
Internal lining: fully lined, half-lined or completely unlined.
Lapels: peak, notch or shawl – in a width of your choice.
Closures: single-breasted in one, two or three-roll-two button. Double-breasted in six, four or two buttons.
External pockets: flapped, jetted or patched.
Vents: double, single or none.
Buttons: choose from our wide range of buttons. Our sleeves are made with functioning cuff buttons. If you have a specific button set in mind, our tailors can easily add these for you.
Monogramming: we can position various fonts either inside the lining or under the collar.

Trousers

Waistband: side adjusters, belt loops or neither.
Front: flat-fronted, single-pleated or double-pleated.
Closure: zip or button fly.
Finishing: turn up cuffs at 3 cm, 4 cm, 5 cm or plain hem.
Inner braces buttons: added upon request

Shirts

Collars: choose from our wide range of collars, including classic, semi-cutaway, full cutaway, button-down, mandarin or more.
Cuffs: button or French (double) cuff in numerous styles.
Monogramming: we can position various fonts on either the cuff, collar or body.

We offer a range of different canvassing weights, including traditional weight, lightweight, and no canvassing at all. Our jackets are constructed with a floating half-canvas through the shoulder and chest. A floating canvas is sewn instead of glued into the lapel and armhole, resulting in a soft, form-fitting shape. All layers of canvassing are sourced from Germany where they’re constructed with natural fibres so the jacket can breathe and move correctly.

This number is a measurement of how fine the wool is after being spun into a yarn. A higher S number means the finer yarn – but that doesn’t necessarily refer to quality. A higher S number may feel soft on your skin but will not be as durable when worn weekly to work. You’ll most likely see an S number from 100 to 160, selecting the right number is a matter of preference and intention for how you’ll wear your suit.