A wedding suit is photographed more than anything else you will ever wear. It should be the best-fitting garment you own, and still be in your wardrobe at your anniversary.
Suits
We have dressed grooms in Singapore for over four decades, which means we know the day’s rhythm: a morning ceremony, photographs in the heat, a banquet under air-conditioning and a late night. A bespoke wedding suit is cut for all of it, in cloth light enough for the garden and structured enough for the ballroom.
Most grooms choose a three piece or a double breasted in navy, midnight or a deep green, with a tuxedo for the evening if the banquet calls for black tie. We also cut for groomsmen and fathers, so the wedding party reads as one picture without matching like a uniform.

Allow at least three months before the wedding so fittings are unhurried and cloth can be ordered from the mill.
A three piece for the ceremony and a tuxedo for the banquet share your pattern, so the second garment needs fewer fittings.
Coordinated, not identical. We suggest cloth and colour that flatter each member of the party.
Linen, fresco and silk blends for beach and garden ceremonies overseas, cut to travel and photograph well.



Three months is comfortable; more if you want a cloth that has to be ordered from the mill or if you are commissioning two garments. Later than that is often still possible; ask us.
A navy or midnight three piece in a tropical-weight wool is our most requested. It suits a church, a hotel ballroom and a garden, and it is a suit you will wear again.
Yes. We can cut bespoke for the whole party, or advise on coordinating cloth and colour if some members are wearing their own suits.
If the invitation says black tie, or the banquet runs late into the evening, a tuxedo. Otherwise a suit for the ceremony and, if you like, a change into a tuxedo for the reception.
Appointments
Book a consultation, bring your date and your ideas, and we will plan the fittings around the calendar.