Bespoke
Why a Bespoke Suit
With fabric sourced directly from Italian mills such as Vitale Barberis Canonico, Zegna, Dino Filarte, Solbiati, Marzoni, Standeven, Drago, Drapers, Delfino, and Loro Piana, material quality is not to be surpassed.
We require multiple fittings to ensure perfection as a bespoke suit can take any shape and form.
The process starts with an initial visit to take your measurements. A muslin fitting is then brought to you for the first appointment where the form is pieced onto you, adjusting for shape, angles, and fit. This piece is then sent back to the tailor to be completed.
Starting at $2049, prices will vary by fabric choice and canvasing options. The only limitation will be your imagination.
The Material
Worsted wool or linen.
Benefits
Second to none fit, cobranded worsted wools, best for people with distinctive body types.
Usage
For suit connoisseurs, people with distinctive body types, people who want the best of the best.
Delivery
Eight weeks from measurement to delivery.
The Details
2 PIECE PRICE Starting
from $2049+
3 PIECE PRICE Starting
from $2549+
Bespoke Pricing
Bespoke Custom Coats
Book a Complimentary Phone Consultation
The search for true bespoke excellence begins with convenience. Whether you are finalizing the details for your masterpiece in Vancouver, planning your collection in Burnaby, or require our dedicated service anywhere across the Lower Mainland—we bring our world of premium fabrics and precise measurements directly to your door. Book an in-home consultation to experience tailoring that revolves entirely around your schedule and your vision.
Frequently Asked Questions
GENERAL SUIT FAQs
What makes Bespoke Made Suits different?
At Bespoke Made Suits, we operate on a simple principle: if we take on your order, it's because we have full confidence in delivering it—on time, and to the highest standard. Unlike many made-to-measure services, we specialize in true custom work: each suit is patterned to your unique build, posture, and preferences.
What sets us apart:
- Unmatched Personal Service
We come to you—whether it’s your home, office, or a coffee shop that fits your schedule. No showrooms, no pressure, just tailored convenience. - Precision & Integrity
We don’t overpromise. If we can’t deliver something properly, we simply won’t take it on. Our clients trust us because we don’t gamble with their big days. - Deep Fabric Selection
From classic wools to rare and specialty cloths, we carry thousands of options curated from mills around the world. You’ll find something unique—often things you didn’t know were possible. - Expert Guidance, No Guesswork
We educate our clients through the process. You’ll understand how the lapel width, shoulder shape, and button stance affect your final look—and why it matters. - True Craftsmanship
Every piece is constructed with attention to detail, from half canvassed builds to functional sleeve buttonholes and hand-set linings. This isn’t fast fashion—it’s made to last.
At the end of the day, we don’t just make suits. We build lasting wardrobes and long-term relationships.
Where are fittings done?
We operate by appointment only and come to you — whether that’s your home, office, or another convenient location in the Vancouver area.
Do you offer virtual consultations?
Yes. We offer virtual consultations to help you select fabrics, styles, and finalize measurements if an in-person meeting isn't possible.
Can I book without knowing exactly what I want yet?
Fabric FAQs
What is the best fabric for a custom suit?
Wool is the most popular and versatile fabric for custom suits. It offers breathability, natural stretch, and year-round comfort. At Bespoke Made Suits, we source high-quality wool from leading Italian mills like Vitale Barberis Canonico and Loro Piana. We also have some of our own in house fabrics designed for longevity and luxury at accessible prices.
Is linen a good fabric for suits?
Yes, linen is ideal for summer suits. It's lightweight and breathable, though it wrinkles more easily than wool. For added structure, we often use linen-wool blends in our Be spokeline to offer the best of both worlds: comfort and shape.
What’s the difference between wool, mohair, and cashmere suits?
- Wool: Classic, breathable, and great for all seasons
- Mohair: Crisp, slightly shiny — ideal for tuxedos and formalwear
- Cashmere: Ultra-soft and luxurious, best for winter or high-end suiting
Can I choose the fabric brand when ordering a custom suit?
Absolutely. We carry a curated selection from world-class mills like Dormeuil, Drago, Loro Piana, Reda, and VBC. During your consultation, you’ll choose from thousands of swatches tailored to your needs and budget.
What is the best suit fabric for summer or hot weather?
For summer suits, the best fabrics are linen, light weight wools, and cotton blends. These materials are lightweight and breathable. Tropical wool offers excellent ventilation with fewer wrinkles than linen.
Are linen suits too casual for formal events?
Linen suits can be formal when well-tailored. For weddings or business events in warm climates, linen or linen-wool blends provide a relaxed yet sophisticated look.
Do you have a planning timeline I can follow?
Yes! We provide a wedding suit order timeline that outlines exactly when to book, when fittings happen, and how to prepare. It’s available on our Wedding Process page and during consultations.
What is tropical wool and why is it good for warm weather?
Tropical wool is a lightweight wool with a looser weave that promotes airflow. It’s wrinkle-resistant, breathable, and ideal for summer business suits.
What type of suit should I wear in cold weather?
In cooler temperatures, choose flannel, cashmere blends, or heavier wool suits. These fabrics offer warmth, softness, and insulation without compromising on elegance.
Is it okay to wear wool in summer?
Yes — but opt for tropical wool or lightweight worsted wool. These are breathable and moisture-wicking, unlike heavier flannels or tweeds.
What is the best fabric for a year-round suit?
Mid-weight worsted wool is ideal for year-round wear. It balances breathability and warmth, drapes beautifully, and is versatile enough for most climates.
What suit fabrics should I avoid in hot climates?
Avoid heavy wool, flannel, tweed, or mohair-heavy blends. These retain heat and can be uncomfortable. Stick with tropical wool, linen, or tech fabrics.
WORK SUIT & BUSINESS WEAR FAQs
What’s the best suit for daily office wear?
Our Luxe line is ideal for everyday business wear. It’s crafted with wrinkle-resistant, stretchable fabrics that are breathable and durable.
Do you offer suits suitable for business travel?
Yes. Our Tech suits are designed with performance fabrics that resist wrinkles and are easy to pack and maintain. Though these are heavier materials. For the utmost in comfort choose luxe
Are your suits appropriate for corporate dress codes?
Absolutely. Our Luxe and Bespoke lines feature elegant, boardroom-appropriate fabrics like worsted wool, wool-linen blends, and subtle patterns.
Can I wear a 3-piece suit to the office?
Yes, especially in more formal or client-facing roles. A 3-piece suit gives you added polish and flexibility — remove the vest for a more relaxed look.
What are the best colors for business suits?
The most professional and versatile business suit colors are navy, charcoal grey, and medium grey. Navy is especially popular for its modern appeal, while charcoal offers a traditional tone.
Should I avoid black suits for the office?
Generally, yes. Black suits are better suited for formal events, evening wear, or funerals.
Can I wear patterned suits to work?
Subtle patterns like pinstripes, herringbone, or micro-checks are absolutely acceptable in professional settings.
What colors are best for a first business suit?
A solid navy or charcoal grey suit is the ideal starting point. It is versatile and can easily have shirts mixed and matched to create different looks.
Are lighter colored suits acceptable in the workplace?
Light grey, taupe, or beige suits can work in more casual or creative industries, especially during warmer months.
What about business suits with color accents or lining?
You can fully customize your lining and buttonhole threads for a pop of personality — even in conservative settings.
Can I wear colored shirts with a navy or grey suit?
Yes — light blue, white, and pale pink are excellent choices. Our made-to-measure shirt options offer subtle patterns and textures.
Should my coat match my business suit color?
Your overcoat doesn’t need to match exactly but should complement your suit. Navy, camel, charcoal, and black wool coats pair well with most business suiting.
