Question 1

How long does a bespoke suit take?

Accepted Answer

A bespoke two-piece suit takes 4–6 weeks from first measurement to final delivery, including two fittings. A three-piece or tuxedo adds about a week. Rush orders can sometimes be accommodated — please ask.

Question 2

How many fittings will I need?

Accepted Answer

Two fittings is standard: a baste (skeleton) fitting after the first cut, and a forward fitting once the suit is mostly constructed. Complex pieces such as wedding sherwanis may include a third fitting for the embroidery placement.

Question 3

Where do you source your fabrics?

Accepted Answer

We work with the world's finest mills — Italian wool from Loro Piana, Vitale Barberis Canonico and Reda; British classics from Holland & Sherry and Dormeuil; Indian silks and brocades sourced directly for our wedding and occasion wear.

Question 4

Do you make wedding sherwanis and Indo-Western?

Accepted Answer

Yes — sherwanis, achkans, bandhgalas, Jodhpuri suits, and Indo-Western fusion are a speciality of the house. We work closely with the bride’s side to coordinate fabric, colour and embroidery across the wedding party.

Question 5

Can I order remotely if I travel often?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Once we have a full block (your master pattern) on file, we can produce further suits and shirts without you being present. Many of our long-term clients reorder during their annual visits.

Question 6

Do you make shirts and trousers individually?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Individual bespoke shirts, polos, and trousers are available — minimum orders may apply for first-time clients while we build your pattern.

Master tailoring,
measured to you.

The Wardrobe

The bespoke process, answered.

Master tailoring,measured to you.