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The perfect suit for everything!
Choose our classic tailoring or upgrade to our true handmade tailoring by our master tailors
Hand made suits capture the very soul of the tailoring arts. Meticulously made by hand by our most senior and most experienced tailors a hand made suit represents the finest we have to offer.Â
Our "standards" suits are, of course still custom made and are over seen by our senior tailors but don't include a lot of the detailing and finishing that can only come from master tailors.Â
Everything that leaves our atelier is ensured to meet our rigorous standards!
Choose either single or double breasted jacket style.
Timeless styleÂ
Stand out in a crowd with the more formal yet more fun and less common double breasted style.Â
Notch lapels are the most widely used and most versatile.
Peak lapels offer a touch of flair and formality but don't be afraid to wear them in informal or even festive situations.
Shawl and bib lapels offer an uncommon elegance. Again typically worn during formal occasions in the form of a tuxedo they can also bring a surprising amount to style to an informal setting. in other words a great opportunity to have a little fun and turn some heads.Â
Please note: While we love rebels, we typically recommend against notched lapels on double breasted suits.Â
Lapel Width is one of the most important style elements of any suit jacket.Â
For a more "modern" and "trendy" look, choose skinny or slim (best suited for who also have a slim phasique)Â Â
For a classic or professional look choose medium. You will never be out of place or draw too much attention with this option.
For a bold statement choose "wide" or very wide". It's a great way to get noticed and make a statement about your style! Â
Flap pockets are the standard for most configurations add a ticket pocket and or slants to add a little flair.
Patch pockets are great for toning things down and making your overall look more casual but unique.Â
Besom are typical for tuxedos but can also provide a discrete style flourish.Â
Welted pockets are the standard for chest pockets.
Patch pockets are more casual and unexpected.
It is recommended that a patch chest pocket be paired with patch side pockets for continuity.Â
A welted pocket is the standard chest pocket, while a patch pocket is more casual.
It is recommended that a patch chest pocket appears in conjunction with other patch pockets on the jacket.
Vents will have a subtle effect on how you jacket moves, as you move.Â
Double vents are most common in contemporary jackets but
Single vents would not be out of place and probably only noticed by those of us who pay attention to such details.Â
No vents are typically found in tuxedos. Best for a formal or minimalist look.
Jacket cuffs are loaded with subtle information and a tell-tale of custom and high end suiting.Â
There are no wrong ways to do it as long as they are done well but I would reserve folded cuffs for more formal or statements pieces.Â
Note: We strongly recommend working cuffs. They serve as a sign of quality, are more comfortable, more functional and are a detail that separates custom suits from the ordinary.Â
Cuff buttons complete the look.Â
4 button cuffs are the standard and you can make them "kissing" (or overlapping) to add a little modern flair.Â
Any deviation is purely personal preference.Â
Have fun!
Note: We strongly recommend "working" buttons. Â
Generally speaking the fit of your suit should be informed by your physique. Skinny suit on a skinny person and so on. That said don't be afraid to go for a looser fit if the feel and aesthetic appeals to you. And if you prefer a looser fit don't worry we don't make "Sac Suits". Everything is made conscious of you!
Don't be concerned that a skinny or slim suit will be too tight and restricting. Part of the appeal of a custom suit is that it is made to fit your body specifically and as such should move along with your body no matter the cut.Â
Generally speaking the fit of your suit should be informed by your physique. Skinny suit on a skinny person and so on. That said don't be afraid to go for a looser fit if the feel and aesthetic appeals to you. And if you prefer a looser fit don't worry we don't make "Sac Suits". Everything is made conscious of you no matter the cut!
Don't be concerned that a skinny or slim suit will be too restricting. Part of the appeal of a custom suit is that it is made to fit your body specifically and as such should move along with your body.Â
The jacket lining is almost a little secret of the wearer. It can be quiet and discreet or it can be a riot of colours and themes meant only for you and those with whom you choose to share!
This is your opportunity to go all out and have a little fun!
Lining structure is all about the balance of structure, comfort and breathability.Â
Full Linings are most typical. lots of structure and makes for a fuller snugger feel.Â
Unlined are great when you want to maximize breathability and lightness. Perfect during warm weather months to help keep you feeling cool. Â
Half linings are the compromise. Great if you move around a lot and are concerned about over heating but not in a hot environment. Â
The suit canvas is one of the things that separate a good suit from a great suit.
Mose off'-the-rack suits are fused. Fusing typically gets a bad wrap but our modern fusing circumvents a lot of the short comings of typical fusing such as breathability and unsightly puckering after laundering.Â
Make your jacket truly say something with your monogram or slogan.
This is our favorite customization for the pants. This is your opportunity to show your personalty and stand out! Â
More conservative waist styles are great when you want a nice clean look, preferable to for most business environments.Â
Pleats are at once old fashioned and on trend. We like to think they never go out of style!
Flat fronts will fit in anywhere, so if you're not sure choose flat front.
Pleats are great both for their aesthetic and foe their function. If you have wider hips, pleats are a good option for you. They will allow a little more room for movement.Â
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That said there are no wrong answers here.
Pull tabs are highly recommended for suits. With suits part of the goal is to create a seamless, unbroken flow from jacket to pant and back. Belts sever this line in half for that reason tabes are strongly preferred.Â
Either belt loops or pull tabs are sufficient for stand alone pants.Â
Or choose neither for a super slick confident look. Just make sure your waistline doesn't fluctuate!
Generally speaking we recommend "slant" pockets. they are easily the best balance between elegance and practicality but we can also think of a million reasons go with curved or an in line pocket. So if yore feeling inspired to try something different go for it!
You never know when you might want to wear suspenders! Especially useful if you chose no belt loops or tabs.
Linings are great with lighter coloured pants and to add greater insulation for cold wether days.Â
If wearing with lighter fabrics we strongly recommend a colour similar to your skin tone or main fabric.Â
Another one of those elements that are both old fashioned and trendy.Â
No cuffs are always a good bet but cuffs bring their own charm.
Cuffs look especially good on looser fit.Â
Cuffs are typically between 1.5"- 2" with 2" being the bolder choice.Â
Straight leg or a slight tapper are the safest choices here. Boot cuts and leaner tapers make the biggest statements.Â
Leaner tapers generally work best on leaner frames the straight legs work on everyone. Â
These elements can be further articulated later by entering your preferred pant leg opening measurements. Â
Also feel free to mix looser pants with a leaner fitting jacket to create a modern "A-Line" silhouette or ever the revers for a retro 80's "V-Line" shape. Â
There are so many ways to approach button pairings.Â
You can choose buttons that are close in appearance to the main suit fabric creating a more seamless look.
You can contrast the fabric by choosing something radically different for a pop of colour"
Or you can choose something that isn't quite matching but none the less complements the primary fabric ie: brown buttons on a green suit.Â
Many find having a extra pair of pants around to be useful. Pants usually show wear faster than jackets so having two or more pair (wearing in rotation) is a great way to significantly extend the life of your suit!
Add a vest and make it a 3 piece.Â
A vest adds versatility to any suit! It can be worn with or without a jacket and of course you can revert back to a 2 piece at any time.Â
There are so many possibilities when it comes to vest which is why they're such a great addition to your suit and your wardrobe.Â
There are no right or wrong ways to do it so just have fun.
Much like with jackets, vest lapels provide so much of the personality of the suit.
There is no rule saying that a vests lapels need to be the same your jackets. In fact we love to mix them up creating a cool surprise when you remove your jacket and reveal the full glory pf your vest.Â
Please keep in mind that if it being worn beneith a jackey the lapel style will not be visible.Â
Lapel Width is one of the most important style elemants of any suit jacket.Â
For a more "modern" and "trendy" look, choose skinny or slim (best suited for a skinny frame)Â Â
For a classic or business look choose medium. You will never be out of place or draw too much attention with this option.
For a bold statement choose "wide " or very wide". a great way to get noticed and make a statement about your style! Â
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