A true sign of a custom tailored suit, our customization options will make your suit one of a kind.
functional boutonniere
Originally a sign of a gentleman who had the wealth and status to afford a personal tailor and custom
clothing in the early 20th Century - machine made suits are unable to have a functional lapel
buttonhole. Great for the modern day dandy, or for the guy who just needs wear a flower for a
wedding or formal event.
pick stitching
Pick stitching is a subtle line of silk thread that runs along the end of lapels, and around the additional edges. Done by hand, this is one of the true signs of custom workmanship, usually reserved for custom and high end designer suits.
waist pocket (ticket pocket)
The ticket pocket, which is deep and slender, was originally designed to hold opera tickets for British gentlemen. Today, they add flair to a suit, especially classic designs. A ticket pocket is a great way to add a personal touch to your suit in a subtle way.
Pen Pocket
A simple and practical addition to your suit, this is a must have customization option for business men. Pulling a fountain pen from a pen pocket to sign an important deal is a great way to subtly assert style and
business authority suit and to show off a custom lining colour or breast pocket monogram
slanted pockets
Slanted pockets are usually the mark of an Italian cut suit. Originally designed to make it easier for men to reach into their pockets while horseback riding, slanted pockets today add character to an otherwise standardize detail of a suit.
