Pick one base colour and fit for the groomsmen, then set the groom apart with a subtle difference such as a different tie, a waistcoat or a slightly different shade.…
Made-to-measure adjusts an existing base pattern to your measurements; bespoke drafts a brand-new pattern from scratch with more fittings and hand-work. Bespoke offers the most control and is pricier; made-to-measure…
A custom suit at We Are Suitable typically takes 4 to 6 weeks from first measurement to collection, including one or two fittings. Rush timelines are sometimes possible for an…
Yes, We Are Suitable tailors for women too: custom blazers from $279, plus trousers, skirts and full suits cut to your measurements. Made-to-measure solves the fit issues off-the-rack women’s blazers…
Heading to Ho Chi Minh? Here’s how Singaporeans get a quality bespoke suit made in HCM — pricing, timing, and where to go. Measure in HCMC, collect in Singapore.
For Chinese New Year in Singapore, smart-casual wins: a well-fitted blazer or unstructured suit in festive but tasteful tones, with breathable fabric for the heat and a clean shirt. Add…
For a company D&D, a dark suit (navy or charcoal) with a crisp shirt is the safe default. Match any stated theme: a tuxedo for black-tie, a blazer and trousers…
Fused suits glue the inner canvas to the fabric (cheapest, can bubble over time); half-canvas stitches a canvas through the chest and lapels (best value, drapes well); full-canvas is canvassed…
Work from the suit out: pick the suit, then a shirt that contrasts gently, then a tie that adds the colour or pattern. A navy or charcoal suit with a…
Slim fit is cut close to the body with a tapered waist and narrower lapels and trousers; classic (regular) fit is roomier and more forgiving. Slim flatters most modern Singapore…
Black tie in Singapore means a tuxedo: a black (or midnight-blue) dinner jacket with satin lapels, matching trousers with a satin side stripe, a white dress shirt, a black bow…
There are three suit lapels: the notch (the everyday default), the peak (more formal and assertive), and the shawl (rounded, reserved for tuxedos and black-tie). For a first or business…