Bespoke Suit FAQs

The cost of a bespoke suit depends on fabric, construction, and details. At RANDIGNY, we offer six core packages ranging from ¥1,999 to ¥6,480, with optional upgrades available. Generally, entry-level bespoke starts around ¥800-2,000 for basic fabrics and construction. Mid-range suits (¥2,000-5,000) offer excellent value with quality materials like Italian wool. High-end bespoke (¥5,000+) features premium fabrics from mills like Holland & Sherry or Zegna, with extensive handwork for superior fit and longevity.

Our process includes consultation, measurement, fabric selection, a first fitting of the unfinished garment, and final delivery. Most orders take about 3-4 weeks from start to finish. For complex requests or during busy seasons, allow 4-6 weeks. We'll keep you informed at each stage so you know exactly when to expect your suit.

Bespoke means perfection for your body. Unlike off-the-rack suits, every detail—from shoulder slope to trouser break—is tailored to you. You choose everything: fabric, lining, buttons, and styling details. The result is unparalleled comfort, a silhouette that flatters your build, and a garment that expresses your personal style. It’s an investment in confidence and longevity.

Look for quality fabrics from respected mills, skilled craftsmanship (ask about handwork), and a collaborative approach. Read reviews, view their portfolio, and meet the team. A good tailor listens first, then guides you with expertise. Consider their experience, aftercare policy, and whether their style aligns with yours.

Consider bespoke for life’s milestones: weddings, important career moments, or when you want to look and feel your absolute best. It’s also ideal if you have a hard-to-fit physique or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship. Many professionals choose bespoke for a competitive edge—a perfectly fitted suit conveys authority and attention to detail.

We take over 20 measurements, including chest, waist, hips, shoulder width, sleeve length, and trouser inseam. We also note your posture and how you move. This comprehensive approach ensures your suit fits perfectly whether you're standing, sitting, or reaching.

Start early—allow at least a month. Think about where you'll wear it most. Trust your tailor's advice on cut and fabric. Pay attention to details like lining and buttons. During fittings, move naturally and speak up about any concerns. Finally, factor in proper care—a well-maintained suit lasts for years.

Fused (glued) construction is affordable but less durable. Half-canvas offers better shape and value for most clients. Full-canvas, entirely hand-stitched, provides the best drape, breathability, and longevity for those seeking heirloom quality.

A bespoke suit adapts to any occasion. For business, choose solid colours or subtle patterns in worsted wool. Weddings and black-tie events call for midnight blue or charcoal with satin details. Smart-casual settings work well with lighter fabrics like linen blends. The right cut and fabric make one suit versatile enough for boardrooms, celebrations, and everything between.

Entry-level: ¥1,000-3,000 (basic fabrics, fused/half-canvas). Mid-range: ¥3,000-8,000 (imported fabrics like Zegna or VBC, half/full-canvas). High-end: ¥8,000+ (full-canvas, premium fabrics like Holland & Sherry, extensive handwork). Be cautious of unusually low prices—they often compromise on quality.

British cut: Structured shoulders, defined waist—ideal for lean or athletic builds. Italian cut: Softer shoulders, strong waist suppression—flatters V-shaped torsos. American cut: Relaxed, straight lines—comfortable for larger frames. Asian cut: Slightly shorter, moderate shoulder padding—designed for average Asian proportions. We'll recommend the cut that best enhances your physique and matches your style.

Use a wooden hanger with broad shoulders. Brush after each wear with a clothes brush. Air it out before storing. Spot-clean stains immediately; dry clean only 1-2 times a year. Rotate your suits to let them rest. Avoid overloading pockets. For storage, use a breathable garment bag. With proper care, a well-made suit will serve you for many years.