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A house specialising in made-to-measure clothing, founded in Paris in 2013. Our approach: go back to the principles of traditional tailoring (welcome, time devoted to each client, technical know-how) while adapting them to today's styles, with fair pricing.
Each piece is made from your measurements, your posture and your style choices. We do not start from an altered standard size: a pattern is drafted for you, then adjusted at the fitting.
With made-to-measure, the pattern is built from your measurements and your body alterations. With MTO, we start from an existing size and cut and adjust the lengths (back, sleeves, legs). We offer MTO in particular for groomsmen's outfits.
Two- and three-piece suits, jackets, trousers, waistcoats, overcoats and outerwear, shirts, ceremonial outfits and tuxedos, as well as a women's collection. We also offer customised shoes and accessories (ties, bow ties, pocket squares, cufflinks…).
Around thirty stores in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Spain and Canada. The “See the stores nearest to me” button on the appointment page sorts them by distance.
Yes, we work by appointment only: each client is welcomed alone, in a private lounge, so there is enough time for measurements and advice.
Yes, it is free and there is no obligation to buy. It is recommended (especially for a wedding) but not compulsory: you can book an order appointment directly.
Your advisor explains the steps, the customisation options and a first price range, then discusses your project with you (style of the event, colours, two or three pieces, accessories). Afterwards you receive customisation material by email to prepare your order.
Yes. To keep our lounges comfortable, we recommend no more than 4 people with you.
Yes, once you have chosen your appointment, you can choose an advisor or take the first available slot.
The shoes you will wear with the outfit (for the trouser length), a shirt if possible, and your inspiration photos.
Using the link in your confirmation email.
Evenings and weekends fill up quickly: book well in advance, especially when a wedding is approaching.
About 7 weeks for a suit, jacket, trousers or shirt in a fabric we have in stock, and 8 weeks for an overcoat. Allow 2 more weeks for a fabric ordered by the metre or a traditional construction. If you need it sooner, the express option (at extra cost) gets your suit, trousers or jacket ready in 2 to 3 weeks.
One fitting is required for a first suit, then a second one if needed, about one to two weeks later, to approve the alterations. For later orders, a fitting is recommended but not required.
Yes. Your pattern and the alterations made are saved for your next orders, which helps us improve the result even further. The reorder appointment is shorter.
Yes, on our website from April 2027. For a first order, only some accessories and gift cards are available online.
After the email telling you that your order has arrived, book your fitting within 3 weeks. The order must be collected within 3 months.
From the great Italian mills (notably in the Biella region) and English mills (Huddersfield): Dormeuil, Loro Piana, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Drago, Holland & Sherry, Huddersfield, Dugdale, Carnet…
Several hundred references in stock, available straight away, and several thousand by the metre from our mills (about 2 weeks' extra lead time and a supplement).
Your advisor guides you according to the use (business, wedding, everyday), the season, the colour, the look (smooth or mottled), the texture (flannel, end-on-end, birdseye…) and durability.
It is the fineness of the wool fibre. The higher the number, the finer and silkier the fabric, but also the more delicate. For intensive use, a Super 110's to 130's is often the best compromise.
An open weave that is very breathable and crease-resistant, ideal in hot weather.
Yes: certified collections (RWS wool, traceability), wools produced locally in Italy, and the reuse of our fabric offcuts. Our CSR commitments
Yes, dedicated collections (barathea, wool and silk, velvet) and satin finishes for the lapels.
Slim, tailored, straight or even oversized, with jacket and trouser lengths to your taste. Your advisor also adapts the pattern to your posture.
It is the inner construction of the jacket.
These are options, not requirements.
Almost every part of the suit can be customised, including: the lapels (notch, peak, shawl), the lapel width, the fastening (single or double-breasted), the pockets (patch, flap, ticket, barchetta), the vents, the lining (plain or patterned), contrasting thread and lapel buttonhole, topstitching, buttons, the under-collar felt, embroidery of your initials, etc. For the trousers: pleats, turn-ups, side adjusters, type of waistband and fastening, etc.
Yes, inside the jacket for example.
Most of them are included. A few are charged extra, for example a waistcoat back in the main fabric or some hand-made finishes.
Mainly the fabric category and the type of jacket construction, then a few options.
A deposit of about 70% when you order, then the balance of about 30% on delivery. Payment by card, cheque or cash.
Yes, in two: the deposit when you order, then the balance when you collect your garment.
Yes, they are available online on our website.
Ideally 4 to 6 months before, to have the widest choice of fabrics. Allow about 4 to 8 weeks for making, then the fittings.
Alterations are still possible up to the wedding and are free, within the limit of the reserve of fabric available to carry them out.
Yes. For example, the two-piece with a tie for the civil ceremony, the waistcoat and bow tie for dinner, then braces for the evening party.
Your advisor can echo a wedding colour in the lining, the pocket square, the buttonhole or the waistcoat back. A colour echo is not required, but the chosen colour should suit the theme and style of the wedding. Your advisor will guide you on this.
Yes. The discovery workshop also lets you talk about it without revealing the final outfit, for example.
Yes, the groomsmen offer in MTO: you choose the fabric and details, the same for everyone. Each groomsman chooses his size, lengths are included. From:
Any further alterations are paid by the groomsmen.
Yes. The shirt is adapted to your accessories: a collar suited to a bow tie, French cuffs for cufflinks, a stud front for a tuxedo. We recommend a spare shirt for the big day.
Yes, since 2024, after three years of work on the patterns.
As for men: measurements, fitting garments, choice of fabric and details, then a fitting. Prices are similar for men and women and are shown on the Prices page, available from the menu.
As for the suit: measurements, trying on a fitting shirt and alterations, then choice of fabric, collar (Italian, French, reverse…), cuffs (straight, Neapolitan, French) and placket.
High-quality European cottons, most of them two-ply.
About 4 to 6 weeks.
Yes, customised shoes (Oxfords, Derbies, loafers, double monks…), made in Spain (Almansa region) mainly with Italian leathers. Patinas are available as an option.
In Italy (Calabria), in merino wool, cashmere or silk.
Our cufflink collection is made in Italy.
Mainly in Europe, in workshops that we visit regularly.
Almost all our pieces are made only to order, so without overproduction. Offcuts are reused and the pieces can be repaired. Our CSR commitments
Yes. The alterations identified at the fitting are carried out within 7 to 15 days. You then have 45 days after the final payment to request alterations at no extra cost (except for weddings, where alterations are included up to the wedding, within the limit of the fabric reserve of the suits and pieces made).
In addition to the legal guarantees (conformity and hidden defects, 2 years), we replace buttons that come off and worn seams, if the reference still exists.
Yes, depending on the seam allowances available.
Yes, it is possible to extend the life of a suit, subject to fabric availability.
The right of withdrawal does not apply to made-to-measure pieces. Cancellation is only possible if production has not started, with fees in proportion to the costs incurred.