Planning a wedding can be a lot of work. Maybe that’s why so many grooms hand over the reins to their partner. But that’s not your wedding, and you’re not that groom.
Of course, you won’t do it alone. We’ll be here every step of the way and that’s why we’ve put this guide together. Our job is to make you and your groom's party look your absolute best and ensure the whole process is as effortless as possible. So sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. It’s your party too.
WHERE TO START
Deciding what you and your groomsmen will wear can be overwhelming. To ease your mind, here are our golden rules for getting started:
BE YOU, MATCH YOUR PARTNER
What you wear will likely be a joint decision with your better half. While you and your groomsmen’s suits will need to work with the rest of the wedding, it’s important to stay true to your style too. By choosing custom, you can go in any direction in regards to fit, color, and finish, while still matching your partner’s dress and the style of the wedding.
GO WITH THE GROOMSMEN
This is a great time to bond with the boys. So enjoy the process and the celebrations with your best men. Take your moment to shine, but remember to match with your groom’s party and make sure they’re tailored too. It’ll bring together the wedding photos and ensure you all look your best.
THINK SUSTAINABLE
A custom wedding suit is made to order and made to last, so it’s a friendlier choice for the planet. If you want to be extra sustainable, choose something you can wear after your wedding day too. Our style advisors are here to advise you on the most versatile options available.
THE SUIT
You found the perfect person, now it’s time to find the perfect suit. The celebrations really begin as soon you step in store to start the search. Choosing what to wear and personalizing your look with your groomsmen should be fun. A suit fitted to your physique, in a design chosen by you will make you look your best, while the thoughtful details, like adding a monogram will make it special. If you haven’t done this before, it might sound daunting but don’t worry – that’s what Style Advisors are for. Here’s all you need to know about buying custom:
FABRIC FIRST
We have over 500 fabrics to choose from to make the perfect suit for you and your groomsmen. From classic black to summery beige linens and a wide range of blue hues. Everything is possible in terms of color and fabric. If you know your wedding palette, bring it along.
THE PERFECT FIT
Fit is very important to us, so we guarantee your suit will fit and fall perfectly. Even though your suit will be custom, there will be samples to try on in store. Then we’ll measure you up and tailor to your wishes. If there’s a particular kind of fit you love, just let us know. A well-tailored suit speaks for itself, it will fit like a glove and help you feel comfortable and confident all day.
BUYING TO BUDGET
We understand a wedding can get pretty expensive. When you arrive, just let us know your budget and we’ll work to that. We offer suits from €498. The average price of a 2-piece custom wedding suit is €748 and for a 3 piece around €998. Price is determined by the fabric, construction (half-canvas, full-canvas etc.) and if you choose customizations, like a lining. Luxury buttons like mother of pearl are included as standard.
HOW LONG IT TAKES
Our delivery time for suits is 4 weeks, so we recommend coming by at least 8 weeks before the wedding day. That way you have enough time to explore the options, make a decision, and have the suit made. Once the suit arrives, we’ll have a fitting session to check the fit and make any final adjustments.
WHEN SHOULD I ORDER MY SUIT?
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BOOK YOUR VISITDRESS-CODE DICTIONARY
White tie, black tie, black-tie optional – the world of dress codes can be confusing. Whether you’re choosing the code for your wedding or just trying to decide what to wear to someone else’s, it’s important to know what each one really means.
White tie
If you’re invited to an event requiring white-tie wedding attire, you’re about to feel fancy. This is the most formal dress code, which means black tailcoat, white wing-tip tuxedo shirt with a matching white waistcoat and bow tie. The whole shebang.
Black tie
Formal, with a black bow tie. Essentially it means wear a tux and avoid crazy styling. To accessorize, keep it understated and stick to the usual: button color, cufflinks, and pocket squares. If the invite says black-tie optional and you don’t have a tux, you’re off the hook. Instead any formal dark suit and tie will work.
Cocktail
Cocktail attire is that happy medium between business daywear and formal evening wear. A nice suit, but not so formal you would feel weird getting drinks with friends in it. A navy or blue suit with a collared shirt, tie and pocket square is your best bet.
Beach
For a destination wedding, go for summer-ready fabrics like linen or cotton, in lighter colors. With this kind of location you can get away with a more casual brown dress shoe too, like a blucher or loafer.
Casual
No, this doesn’t mean shorts are on the table. Casual wedding attire requires chinos and a jacket at minimum, but a suit and tie works too. You don’t need a tie, but still make an effort to look sharp. It’s still a wedding!
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