A made-to-measure garment is priced to the cloth you choose and the work it takes. So we quote each one after a tailor has looked at it. An honest number, not a placeholder.
Choose your line, cloth and details. There is no charge and no account to see what you are ordering.
Send it, and a tailor reviews the configuration and quotes the garment: the cloth, the make, and nothing hidden.
The quote is yours to accept or set aside. Nothing is cut, and nothing is charged, until you say so.
The cloth, the cut and the details all move the price, so a single figure on a page would be a fiction. Configure a garment and a tailor quotes it properly.
The mill, the weight, the weave. A house worsted and a rare English flannel are not the same number.
Single- or double-breasted, the canvas, the finishing. More handwork is more hours.
Linings, buttons, working cuffs, a waistcoat. Each is a considered choice, priced honestly.
Measured with you, reviewed by us, checked before dispatch.