This will  depend on your personal style. We think a three-piece suit makes the wearer's physique more flattering. But, if there are not many other occasions for you to wear a vest and you want to be practical, a two-piece suit works as well.

Our entry price for a 2 piece suit is $1700.

Usually, it takes about 4-5 weeks to tailor a suit. Factor this into your planning process.

Reason for the time-line: it takes about 2 weeks for us to cut and sew a semi-finished suit jacket for a fitting session. A fitting session is required to ensure that the final jacket fits well. After the fitting (where adjustments are pinned and noted), we will need another 2 weeks to complete your suit.

Typically, our customers opt for navy and grey, as these are versatile business suit colours that they can use after the wedding, especially for practical minded men. We do also notice a growing trend of customers looking for beige/sand coloured wedding suits for luncheons.

Black is typically reserved for tuxedo suits and black tie event; for couples who have decided on a formal dress code for their wedding banquet, you may go for this option.

Ultimately, our top choices would still be the classic navy and grey suits (yes we know, the common adage is that 'they are boring colours..’ but our fabrics come in a huge variety of textures, patterns, and a multitude of shades, and that’s where you can differentiate yourself!).

Of course! However, if workmanship is not a major point of consideration for you, and you have that perfect body shape to fit into a readymade suit, why not? The biggest plus for getting your suit tailored is the wide choice of fabrics, the ability to have it tailored to the exact style you want, and it'll be tailored in a fit that suits your body type. It is an investment for the most important day in your life and an investment that lasts.

Our wedding stylist will seek first to understand the theme of your wedding. If you plan to have an outdoor wedding, we will recommend that you select fabrics that are more light weight like linen or cotton. We will also propose making an unlined jacket so that you do not melt in the humid Singapore weather.

Besides fabrics, colour choices are also important factors to consider, followed by style of the jacket and pants.

It may seem overwhelming to those new to tailoring but, this is where you have the opportunity to customize according to your personal preferences. The decision making usually takes longer than the measurement process which takes about 20 minutes.

Goes without saying...😉

No. We would rather you opt for a ready-to-wear suit. While we are not implying that all cheap suits may suffer from shoddy workmanship, that is usually the case.

Just as a Michelin star meal is superior because of the quality of ingredients and cooking skill, a suit is expensive because of the quality of the suit fabric, the lining, construction, and all the other ingredients that go into making the suit. Our personal recommendation is the Perennial collection by Vitale Barberis Canonico; an entry level Super 110s collection that has good weight and classic colors to choose from.

If you only need to wear a suit once in a blue moon, then renting may be a sensible option, especially if you are looking to coordinate all your groomsmen outfits.