Walk-ins are welcome any day of the week. It is advised to make an appointment for large wedding parties on the weekend due to space restrictions.
We have a genuine passion for suiting, which is evident from the moment you walk into our store.
We will give you advice on colour, fit, proportion, fabric, appropriateness and everything in between.
Our extensive range of fabrics offers a wide coice of colors, patterns, designs and textures, in line with the latest seasonal trends.
No prior suit knowledge is required; it is our job to get to know you and help express your character.
Suits start at $499 and range up depending on your choice of fabric. Separate jackets start from $399, trousers from $120 and shirts from $149
Take example of your bride to be, she was looking for a dress before you even met.However in all seriousness many of our suits are made in small quantities and once gone they are gone for good.
The short answer is Yes.
It's 15% off for wedding parties of 4 or more. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. Discount is only valid on selected full price suit purchases.
We fit and alter your garment in-store.
With all clothes you buy from us, we want to make sure you look and feel your best. Keeping in mind the garment's integrity, we will make sure that you have the fit that you want.
We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Cash.
If an invite calls for a black-tie dress code, your go-to formal suit just won’t cut it. You’ll certainly be expected to wear a tuxedo or dinner jacket & trouser pairing.
Cocktail attire is one of the most popular dress codes for a wedding, and for good reason.
A cocktail dress code is all about flair and the party. And, because it’s more laid back than other dress codes, that means you can loosen up your look… and you can start by losing the tie.
Feel free to lean into a wider range of colors—green and camel, or even pastel suits are all good, refreshing choices for cocktail wedding attire.
Though certainly elevated, a smart casual wedding dress code leaves room for interpretation. Think plain or patterned single-breasted jackets, dress trousers or chinos, knit or button-up, and casual shoes. Our smart casual wedding ethos is simple: relaxed refinement. Because smart casual wedding attire is less standardized, you’ll have more freedom to express yourself with your sartorial choices.
SUITS
Where possible, try to rest and rotate your suits.
Hang your suit on a wide hanger. Choose a hanger that correctly supports the shoulders to ensure the suit maintains its shape.
Only dry clean your suit when absolutely necessary, and only do so at a premium, reputable dry cleaner. Dry cleaners often use harsh chemicals that can impact on the longevity of your suit and give it an unwanted shine.
For any small blemishes, spot clean your garment with a damp cloth. If your suit is looking a little tired, often a simple press will be more than sufficient.
Take care when putting your trousers on. To avoid ripping the hem, put your socks on first and carefully place your leg through the trouser.
SHIRTS
Much like your suits, dry cleaning can be detrimental to the life of your shirts. The chemicals used when dry cleaning along with the pressing can wear the edges of the fabric and damage the buttons. Instead, cold machine or hand wash your shirts at a temperature less than 30 degrees.
SHOES
The first rule of shoe care is not to wear the same pair of shoes every day of the week. Giving at least 24 hours rest allows the leather to relax and any moisture to evaporate. It is also essential to establish a regular care routine to keep your shoes looking their absolute best. This involves cleaning, conditioning and polishing. At a bare minimum, dedicate time to use a shoe brush to remove loose dirt from the exterior after each wear. It is worth investing in unvarnished cedar shoe trees for each pair of shoes you own to help absorb moisture and ensure the leather keeps its shape.