Custom Men's Suits, Made to Measure

A suit means the matched set: jacket and trousers cut from one bolt of cloth, with an optional vest for the three-piece look. (Loose jackets that mix with odd trousers are sport coats, a separate listing.) Name the event first, since it sets the formality. Navy or charcoal two-piece covers weddings, interviews, and a first job; a three-piece with vest reads grander for grooms and prom; black or midnight-blue with satin lapels is the tuxedo lane for black-tie. Indie tailors cut to your numbers, so send chest, shoulder, sleeve, jacket length, waist, and inseam in inches, or measure a suit he already loves laid flat. Shoulders and chest must fit first since they cannot be let out far. On fabric weight: 7-9 oz tropical wool for summer, 10-12 oz worsted year-round, heavier flannel and tweed-blends for winter. Half- or fully canvassed jackets drape better and outlast fused. Expect roughly $180-$300 for a made-to-measure two-piece, $260-$450 for a three-piece, and $350-$700+ for a tuxedo or premium-wool build.

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