Ready to wear.Made to measure.Fitted by hand.
Off the rack,
or made for you.
Pick it off the rack, have it made to your measurements, or bring us something you already love.
A suit should not just fit your measurements. It should fit the way you stand, the way you move, and the rooms you walk into. That is the work of a tailor, and it has been ours since 1990.
The Cloth
It begins with the cloth. A length of wool is unrolled and checked for weight, drape and weave.
The Pattern
Measurements become lines. Each piece is drawn onto the cloth in tailor's chalk, shaped to one frame.
The Cut
One pass of the shears, along the chalk line. There is no undo in tailoring: measure twice, cut once.
The Basting
The jacket is held together with long, loose stitches, so it can be tried on, adjusted and shaped.
The Seam
Once the fit is right, the basting comes out and the seams go in, sewn and pressed open.
The Hand
Some details are best done by hand, like buttonholes, lapel edges and linings.
The Press
Heat, steam and patience. Pressing sets the roll of the lapel and the line of the shoulder.
The Fitting
Then you put it on. We check every line in the mirror and adjust until it falls exactly right.
The Finale
The finished suit, worn out the door. Every line where it should be, fitted to the way you stand.
Ready for something
made for you?
When the occasion calls for more, a wedding or a suit you will keep for years, we make one to your measurements, in the cloth you choose.
Made to MeasureThree decades
of fitting men.
Since 1990, Mr Suits has dressed men for the office, the evening and the wedding day. Ready to wear, made to measure and alterations by our own tailor, all under one roof.
Our Story
Your suit begins
with a conversation.
Walk in any time we are open, or book a fitting with our tailor. Bring the occasion and any pictures you love. We will take it from there.
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