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Bespoke 2 Piece Suits in Singapore

Ron & Rich is a bespoke tailor on Tras Street, cutting two-piece suits for men in Singapore since 1979. For the office, formal events or quiet weekends, each suit pairs a jacket and trousers cut from a pattern drafted to your proportions, refined fitting by fitting until it sits seamlessly on your frame.

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Suits

How we cut a two-piece suit.

Our two-piece suits carry the contemporary masculine silhouette of soft shoulders, clean lines and a natural drape, the hallmarks of Italian tailoring. Each jacket is fully canvassed, so the chest holds its structure while moulding to your body over time, and high-set armholes give you freedom to move while the jacket stays neatly anchored.

Singapore’s climate calls for thoughtful construction. We pair lightweight canvassing with open-weave, breathable cloths so the suit breathes through the day, and our master tailor selects each cloth around your routine, from morning meetings to evenings outdoors.

Olive two piece bespoke suit with striped tie

Design choices for a two-piece suit.

At the consultation our master tailor guides you through each detail of your custom 2-piece suit, from lapel shape to waistband finish, weighing every recommendation against your build and the occasions ahead.

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Lapels

Notch lapels carry easily from desk to dinner, while peak lapels bring a commanding edge to evening events.

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Buttons

A two-button front offers everyday versatility, and a single button creates a longer, sleeker line after dark.

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Vents

Double vents let the jacket fall cleanly as you sit or move, while a single vent suits a softer cut.

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Pockets

Flap pockets lend ease to daily wear, while jetted pockets give formal suits a crisp, uninterrupted line.

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Waistband

Belt loops keep things practical at the office, while side adjusters create a cleaner waist without a belt. See our trouser styles for how each finishes.

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Cloth weight

For Singapore we favour 8 to 10 oz high-twist wools, linen blends and tropical hopsack, which breathe, recover from creasing and hold a crisp line.

When to wear a two-piece suit

For work

Navy, charcoal and grey form the backbone of reliable office wear. Cut in a lightweight cloth, a two-piece suit for men carries you through the working day. For formal corporate settings, explore our business suits.

For formal events

At weddings, galas and evening receptions, a darker cloth and peak lapels add a quiet sense of ceremony. Grooms and guests can browse our wedding suits. Where black tie is required, one of our tuxedos is the better choice.

Worn casually

With an open collar or a knitted polo, a two-piece suit sits comfortably at long lunches and weekend gatherings. A lighter cloth in softer shades keeps the look relaxed, and the jacket and trousers work equally well as separates.

Two-piece or three-piece suit?

The difference lies in the waistcoat. A three-piece suit adds one in matching cloth, while a two-piece keeps to jacket and trousers. For everyday versatility the two-piece is the easier companion; a three-piece brings added formality to weddings and ceremonial occasions. If you are weighing both, explore our three-piece suits. Both belong to our wider collection of bespoke suits.

How a bespoke two-piece suit is crafted

Every commission follows four stages, shaped by more than four decades of bespoke tailoring.

Choosing cloth from swatch books at the atelierA basted jacket being fitted on the clientA jacket being adjusted on a form in the workroomA finished bespoke jacket ready for collection
  1. 01

    Personal consultation

    We discuss how you will wear the suit, take your measurements and draft your individual pattern from scratch.

  2. 02

    Basted fitting

    You try on a loosely stitched shell while our master tailor studies drape, balance and movement.

  3. 03

    Adjustments and fine-tuning

    We refine the suit across further fittings and keep your pattern on file for future commissions.

  4. 04

    Collection

    Your finished two-piece suit receives a final press and inspection before it leaves our hands.

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Side adjuster detail on bespoke trousers

Pricing

Two-piece suit price and lead time

We keep our pricing transparent. Bespoke two-piece suits start from $2,170 and come fully canvassed as standard. All prices include GST and vary with the cloth you choose.

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Suits From $2,170 Lead time: 8 to 12 weeks
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Suits From $2,170

Fully canvassed

Lead time: 8 to 12 weeks
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Sports jackets From $1,790 Lead time: 8 to 12 weeks
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Sports jackets From $1,790

Fully canvassed

Lead time: 8 to 12 weeks
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Trousers From $290 Lead time: 3 to 4 weeks
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Trousers From $290

Denim from $290

Pure wool from $390

Lead time: 3 to 4 weeks

Each suit takes 8 to 12 weeks. An express service can meet shorter timelines, for a $250 to $350 charge on commissions needed in under six weeks.

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What clients say about our suits

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2 piece suit FAQs

How much does a bespoke 2 piece suit cost in Singapore?

Bespoke two-piece suits at Ron & Rich start from $2,170, including GST. Every suit is fully canvassed as standard, and the final price depends on the mill, weave and weight of the cloth you choose.

How long does a bespoke two-piece suit take to craft?

Typically 8 to 12 weeks from the first consultation to collection. That covers pattern drafting, chest canvassing and the standard fittings, with a little more time if complex shoulder or posture adjustments call for an extra basted fitting.

Are two-piece suits still in style?

The two-piece suit remains the cornerstone of modern menswear because of its balance and versatility. By adjusting cloth weight, shoulder structure and lapel proportion, a single suit moves from corporate settings to relaxed weekend wear.

Can a two-piece suit be worn comfortably in Singapore’s climate?

Yes, if the cloth and construction are chosen for it. We recommend open-weave cloths such as high-twist wools, linen blends and tropical hopsack, paired with our lightweight full canvas, so the jacket breathes while holding its line in high humidity.

What is the difference between a bespoke and a made-to-measure two-piece suit?

Made-to-measure adapts an existing base pattern to basic measurements. A bespoke suit begins with a paper pattern drafted from scratch for your proportions, followed by basted fittings where our master tailor refines shoulder slope, chest drape and balance around your natural stance.

Can I add a waistcoat later?

Yes. Because your pattern is archived, a matching or contrasting waistcoat can be cut later to turn the suit into a three piece, provided the cloth is still available.

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Appointments

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Every two-piece suit at Ron & Rich begins with a conversation. Consultation is by appointment only, and our master tailor will guide you through cloth, cut and detail at your own pace.

Address
80 Tras Street, #02-02 & #02-03
Singapore 079019
Hours
Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 7pm
Sunday, 10am to 3pm
Closed Mondays and public holidays
Phone
+65 9182 2069
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