Men’s Wedding Suits Sydney

We fit each man individually but hold the whole party against one fabric and one specification, so every suit is cut to its wearer and still reads as a set in photographs. Measurements for the entire group are kept on file under the wedding, which means a late addition or a replacement can be matched exactly without re-doing the group.

At least ten weeks before the wedding. Production takes four to six weeks once everyone has been measured, and groups take longer to assemble than a single order because you are waiting on the slowest person to come in. Booking the whole party into one session is the easiest way to keep to the date. Priority orders can usually be accommodated if you need it sooner.

Yes. Group pricing applies to wedding parties, and the saving grows with the number of suits. Bring the numbers to your consultation and we will price the group rather than each suit individually.

We work with interstate members regularly. They can be measured by a tailor in their own city and send us the figures, or use an existing suit that fits them well as the reference. We check the numbers against the rest of the party before cutting, and the finished suit is delivered to them.

Usually yes, but only slightly. The most effective approach is to keep the same fabric family across the party and separate the groom with a detail: a different lapel, a waistcoat where the others wear two piece, a contrasting lining, or a shade darker in the same cloth. Too much difference and the party stops looking like a party.

We fix it at no cost. Alterations are complimentary, so if a groomsman gains or loses weight between the final fitting and the day, bring the suit back and we adjust it. This is one of the practical advantages of a made suit over a hired one.