Pricing
Flat prices. No surprises.
Every fabric in a collection is one price — the cloth you fall in love with never changes the number.
Essential
Our in-stock library
$450
per suit · any fabric in the collection
Classic, subtle colorways in quality cloths — including stretch and ultra-lightweight options.
Signature
KZT · Dino Filarte
$550
per suit · any fabric in the collection
The KZT books and Dino Filarte — pure wools and flannels with a deeper hand, richer colors and bolder patterns than the in-stock core.
Reserve
Jorgecarli
$650
per suit · any fabric in the collection
The Jorgecarli books — specialty cloths with details you won't see twice.
Prestige
Stylebiella · Vitale Barberis Canonico
$750
per suit · any fabric in the collection
Premium Italian cloths — Stylebiella and Vitale Barberis Canonico — in rare colors and blends. When the suit is the occasion. VBC Super 150's: $850.
- In-person measurements
- Every customization
- Final-fit alterations
- Measurements kept on file
Overcoats
The coat ladder, same logic.
Coat cloth is heavier and dearer than suiting, so coats have their own four collections — and the same flat rule: any cloth in a collection is one price. About the coats
Essential
Our in-stock coating
$550
per coat · any cloth in the collection
Heavy wools, herringbones and a Merino windowpane from the in-stock book — 450 to 560 g, made for cold months.
Signature
Jorgecarli
$700
per coat · any cloth in the collection
Jorgecarli's coatings, 400 g and up: flannels, a 500 g charcoal fleck and wool-cashmere blends.
Reserve
Stylebiella wool & cashmere
$1,000
per coat · any cloth in the collection
Stylebiella's wool-cashmere overcoatings — the soft, warm middle of the range.
Cashmere
Stylebiella 100% cashmere
$1,500
per coat · any cloth in the collection
Pure cashmere, 500 g, in two dozen solids from camel to charcoal. The coat for life.
- Measured over your jacket
- Every customization, or start from a look
- Quilted or detachable lining +$50
- Goose-down lining +$100
Beyond the suit
Jackets, trousers, vests.
Separates follow the same collections — and the same flat logic.
Each column is a fabric collection — the same collections above. Every cloth inside one is the same price, whatever you're having made.
Custom Shirts
Dress shirts built like the suits — your measurements, your cloth, your collar and cuffs.
Vests & lightweight coats
Waistcoats on their own, and lighter coats for the shoulder seasons — same collections, same flat logic.
Want in early? Say so in the booking form — first run hears first.
Good to know
The fine print, unfine.
When is payment due?
When your order is placed — right after your fitting, once every detail is locked. We accept cash and Zelle.
How fast is it?
Two to three weeks, cloth to closet. Tighter deadline? Rush orders are possible for an added cost — ask and we'll see what's doable.
Wedding parties & groups?
Reach out. Multi-suit orders can be subject to a discount depending on how many we're building.
What if it needs adjusting?
All alterations after your try-on are covered by us — the price you see includes a suit that fits.
Can you come to me?
Yes — $50 flat covers both visits: the full measuring & design session, and the try-on when your suit arrives.
What about my second suit?
Your measurements stay on file. Skip the tape, pick a cloth, customize, done — same flat prices.
Can you replicate a suit I own?
If something already fits you perfectly, bring it to your appointment — we can borrow its measurements and build your new suit around them.
How many appointments does it take?
Two. The design & measuring session, then the try-on when your suit arrives. Returning clients usually only need the try-on.
How far ahead should I order?
Production runs 2–3 weeks, so for a wedding or event, give yourself 4–6 weeks of runway to keep everything unhurried. Tighter? Ask about a rush.
What's a Super number?
It measures how fine the wool fiber is — not how good the suit is. Higher numbers feel silkier and lighter in hand; lower numbers wear harder and hold their shape through daily use. For a suit you'll live in, Super 100's–130's is the classic sweet spot; finer cloths shine for special occasions. Filter the library by Super number and pick your priority — the collection keeps growing.
What do the gram weights mean?
Grams per square meter — the cloth's weight. Under 260g wears cool and light; 260–300g is the all-season sweet spot; 300g+ brings warmth and structure for winter. Heavier doesn't mean fragile — if anything, it drapes better and lasts longer. Choose by season, not toughness.
What's the deal with Merino wool?
It breathes, regulates temperature, shrugs off wrinkles overnight, and takes color beautifully — natural performance without the plastic shine of synthetics. That's why it anchors so much of the library.
Do you carry linen?
Linen cloths are joining the library as it grows. One house rule worth knowing: our linens are 100% linen or wool-free blends — we never carry linen-wool blends.
Herringbone? Birdseye? Glen plaid?
Pattern names. Herringbone is a zig-zag weave, birdseye a fine dotted texture, windowpane a thin oversized grid, glen plaid the classic layered check. Filter the fabric library by pattern — the pictures explain themselves.