Every Variable, Your Decision — Suit Customization Options
A complete reference guide to every customization option we handle in-house — from fabric weight and lapel style to lining print, button finish, and export packaging. If it's on a suit, you control it.
Every suit we produce is built to a client's specification. There is no standard catalog we pull from. This page documents the full range of variables we work with so you can define your order clearly before we start. If your requirement isn't listed here, ask us — we handle most non-standard requests.
Suit Style & Silhouette
The foundational decisions — what type of suit you're producing and how it should fit. These choices drive pattern development and need to be confirmed before sampling begins.
Piece Count
Two-piece (jacket + trouser), three-piece (+ waistcoat), or jacket-only. Each combination is a separate pattern development item.
Breast Style
Single-breasted (2-button or 3-button) or double-breasted (4 or 6 button). Double-breasted requires a different pattern block.
Fit Profile
Slim, modern slim, regular/tailored, or classic/comfort. We define grade increments for each at your sizing standard.
Jacket Length
Standard (29"–30"), long (31"–32"), or short/cropped for women's styles (26"–28"). Specified at sample stage.
Trouser Cut
Slim tapered, straight leg, or wide leg. Flat front or pleated. Belt loops or side adjusters.
Trouser Break
Full break, half break, or no break (cropped). Specified with hem allowance at pattern stage.
Lapel Style & Construction
Lapel style affects the overall formality and aesthetic of the jacket. Construction method affects drape and longevity.
Notch Lapel
Standard for business suits. Versatile, professional, appropriate for most corporate and uniform applications.
Peak Lapel
More formal. Common on double-breasted jackets and premium hotel management suits. Adds visual authority.
Shawl Collar
Evening or semi-formal applications. Available on request. Less common in corporate programs.
Full Canvas
Floating canvas construction. Better drape over time, more responsive to the body. Higher cost. Recommended for premium lines and luxury hotel programs.
Half Canvas
Canvas in the chest and lapel area, fused in the lower jacket. Industry standard for commercial suiting. Good value for uniform programs.
Fully Fused
Interlining bonded throughout. Most cost-effective construction. Suitable for budget-range corporate programs where consistency matters more than premium finish.
Pockets
Pocket style affects both the formality and the utility of the suit. We specify pocket configurations at the sample stage.
Jetted Pockets
Clean, formal. The most formal main pocket option. Standard for business suits in banking, hotel management, and premium corporate programs.
Flap Pockets
Most common choice. Flap can be tucked in for a jetted appearance. Practical for uniform programs — the flap protects the pocket opening.
Patch Pockets
Casual. More typical for sport coats than formal suits. Available on request for relaxed hospitality or resort briefs.
Ticket Pocket
Small additional pocket above the right main pocket. Optional detail for premium and fashion-oriented private label lines.
Chest Welt Pocket
Standard on all jackets. Single welt. Used for pocket squares on dress suits.
Interior Pockets
Breast pocket (left), phone pocket, and pen pocket are all standard interior configurations. Custom interior layouts are available.
Vents & Back Style
Back vent style affects both aesthetics and practicality, particularly for active roles in hospitality and corporate environments.
Double Vent
Two side vents. The most common choice for modern business suits. Practical for movement — recommended for active hotel and hospitality roles.
Single Vent
One center vent. Traditional. Still common in some markets (North America) and for classic-cut suits in conservative corporate programs.
No Vent
Clean back. More formal and Italian in aesthetic. Less practical for active wear. Suited to luxury private label and high-fashion programs.
Sleeve Details
Sleeve length, button count, and buttonhole function are specified at the pattern stage and confirmed during fit sample review.
Button Count
Standard is 4 buttons per sleeve. 3 or 5 available on request depending on jacket length and style.
Working Buttonholes
Surgeon's cuffs — functional buttonholes on sleeve. A detail associated with premium suits. Available at standard or premium canvas constructions.
Kissing Buttons
Overlapping buttons on sleeve cuff. Aesthetic detail for premium and fashion-oriented lines. Specified at pattern development stage.
Fabric Options — Comparison
A full comparison of our three main suiting fabric categories across key performance variables.
Wool & Wool Blend
Polyester-Viscose (TR)
Linen Blend
Branding & Labeling Options
All branding elements are produced in-house. Send us your brand files and we'll manage digitization, color matching, and placement approval as part of the pre-production process.
Woven Main Label
Custom woven neck label with your brand name and sizing. Standard for all OEM orders. We handle label weaving and labeling in-house. Minimum label quantity is aligned to your production order quantity.
Embroidered Logo
Chest pocket or sleeve embroidery. We handle logo digitization internally. Thread colors matched to your Pantone reference or provided sample. Placement confirmed during pre-production approval.
Printed Jacket Lining
Custom print applied to the full or partial jacket lining. Brand logo, pattern, or text. Popular with corporate programs that want brand presence visible when the jacket is open. Full-color digital print or tonal jacquard weave.
Engraved Buttons
Jacket and sleeve buttons engraved with brand logo or monogram. Available in corozo (natural), horn-effect, or metal. More common in premium private label programs and luxury hospitality uniforms.
Custom Hang Tags
Brand hang tags with your design, attached at point of packaging. Card or premium board stock. String or ribbon attachment. Included as standard on all private label orders.
Garment Bags & Packaging
Branded garment bags, tissue wrap, and box packaging for premium programs. Standard poly bags included for all orders. Branded packaging is an add-on for retail-facing private label clients.
Quick Reference: Customization Summary
| Category | Options Available | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Suit Type | 2-piece, 3-piece, jacket-only | Each counted as separate style for MOQ |
| Breast Style | Single-breasted (2B/3B), double-breasted | DB requires separate pattern block |
| Fit | Slim, modern slim, regular, classic | Grade rules confirmed at sample stage |
| Lapel | Notch, peak, shawl | Peak standard on DB; shawl on request |
| Construction | Full canvas, half canvas, fully fused | Price varies by construction method |
| Pockets | Jetted, flap, patch, ticket pocket | Ticket pocket is a surcharge item |
| Vents | Double vent, single vent, no vent | Double vent standard; others on request |
| Sleeve | 3–5 buttons, working buttonholes | Surgeon's cuffs available all constructions |
| Fabric | Wool, TR (Polyester-Viscose), Linen Blend | CMT (client-supplied fabric) also accepted |
| Lining | Full, half, printed, custom fabric | Cupro, polyester, bemberg available |
| Buttons | Corozo, horn-effect, metal, engraved | Engraved logo available all button types |
| Label | Woven main label, care label, size label | All included standard in OEM orders |
| Branding | Embroidery, lining print, hang tag, garment bag | All in-house; artwork required |
| Sizing | US, EU, UK, custom grade | XS–5XL standard; extended available |
| Packaging | Poly bag standard; branded bag on request | Garment bags, boxes as add-on |
Ready to Build Your Suit Spec?
Use this page as a reference when putting together your brief. Then send it over — we'll review and provide a full quote within one business day.