Tuxedos

Men’s Tuxedos, Made to Your Measurements

Most men rent a tuxedo, and the photographs show it: a boxy jacket, trousers that pool at the shoe, and fabric already worn by a hundred renters before you. A tuxedo here is made to your measurements in real cloth, starts at $599, and is yours forever, which is about what two or three rentals cost. Black, midnight blue, navy herringbone, and burgundy, each with satin lapels and a free test suit sent to your home before we cut.

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    • Men's black mohair tuxedo custom-made, single-breasted two-button closure, silk satin notch lapel, canvas front construction, full front viewMen's black mohair tuxedo trousers custom-made, flat front cut, silk satin waistband, leg-lengthening silhouette, full front view
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      Black Mohair Tuxedo, Made to Measure

      $719.00 USD

      Most grooms choosing a black tuxedo don’t know there’s a version that behaves differently under evening light. Mohair is the difference: the fiber catches candlelight and venue lighting in a way plain wool doesn’t, and its natural crease resistance keeps the suit sharp through a twelve-hour wedding day. This black mohair tuxedo is built to your measurements in a Super 140s merino-mohair blend, on a canvas front, with silk satin notch lapels and hand-finished buttonholes. Before we cut the mohair, we send a free test suit to confirm the fit at home.

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    • Custom dinner jacket in houndstooth wool black and white.Custom dinner jacket in houndstooth wool black and white. A full-back view.
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      Custom Dinner Jacket

      $599.00 USD

      Feel your inner 007 in this custom dinner jacket tailored in Houndstooth textured wool. A custom-made designer dinner jacket with a proper fit to your body type is what defines an individual look. A tailored dinner jacket with soft construction and sleek silk satin peak lapels is the rule to develop a strong personal style that carries a cool look with confidence. Custom dinner jackets constructed in a classic structured black & white houndstooth wool. The Baron Boutique dinner jacket is an elegant and tailored option for any formal occasion.

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    • Men's burgundy flannel tuxedo full front view, Super 120s wool flannel, matte texture, silk satin shawl collar, single button stance, bespoke canvas front constructionMen's burgundy flannel tuxedo jacket front view, bespoke tailoring, silk satin shawl collar detail with matte flannel contrast, satin-piped hip pocket, chest welt pocket
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      Mens Burgundy Flannel Tuxedo

      $789.00 USD

      Burgundy is having a genuine moment in menswear — runway-validated, worn by men who know the difference between a statement and a mistake. The problem is that almost every burgundy tuxedo available is polyester, and polyester turns burgundy from wine-dark and deliberate into something that reads under event lighting like a costume. Flannel is the fabric that makes the color credible. This mens burgundy flannel tuxedo is made to your measurements in Super 120s wool flannel with a silk satin shawl collar and a canvas front. Before we cut yours, we send a free test tuxedo so the fit is confirmed at home first.

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    • Men's navy herringbone wool tuxedo with black silk satin peak lapels, single-button closure and chest welt pocket, full front viewMen's navy herringbone tuxedo jacket close-up front view showing black silk satin peak lapel roll and chest welt pocket construction detail
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      Men’s Navy Herringbone Tuxedo with Black Satin Peak Lapels

      $799.00 USD

      Most navy tuxedos photograph almost black. A flat wool or polyester blend absorbs venue lighting and loses the color you chose. This tuxedo is built in Super 130s herringbone worsted wool, which holds the navy under every lighting condition. Black silk satin peak lapels. Custom-tailored to your measurements. A free test suit before we cut the final cloth.

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    • Single-breasted one-button notch lapel custom-made tuxedo. Full front view.Single-breasted one-button notch lapel custom-made tuxedo. Jacket full front view.
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      One Button Notch Lapel Tuxedo

      $719.00 USD

      Put together a custom look for any occasion where you need the best tuxedo. A single-breasted one-button tuxedo with double vents back and notch lapel gives you the most appealing custom-made tuxedo style. While style is more about yourself men’s single-breasted tuxedo has its own style. The Silk satin notch lapel gives the tuxedo its richness and makes you feel sharp and trendy. Available in five different colors to choose from.

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    • Slim fit Peak lapel tuxedo suit for men.Slim fit Peak lapel tuxedo suit jacket front view.
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      The Peak Lapel Tuxedo

      $719.00 USD

      Richly styled slim fit peak lapel tuxedo tailored from Super 140s’ 8oz 100% worsted wool in plain cloth with a slight sheen. This single button tuxedo suit for men with satin silk trimmed peak lapels assure a full-fashion impact. The tailored slim-fit tuxedo suit adds a look perfectly in tune with the season’s spirit of effortless elegance.

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    Men’s Tuxedos

    The Rental Is the Reason You Look Wrong in the Photos. Not You.

    Almost every man’s first instinct for a black-tie event is to rent. It feels like the practical choice. Then the photographs come back, and the jacket is boxy through the shoulders, the trousers pool at the shoe, and the fabric has the flat, slightly shiny look of a garment that has already been worn by a hundred strangers. A rental is fitted in fifteen minutes to whatever was on the rack in roughly your size. On the one night it matters, it shows.

    A made-to-your-measurements tuxedo solves this permanently, and it is not the extravagance it sounds like. A rental runs roughly $100 to $200 every single time. A tuxedo in this collection starts at $599 and is yours forever, which means it pays for itself in two or three formal events, and every one after that is free. It fits your shoulders and your chest, the trousers finish at the right point with a clean satin stripe, and the fabric is real: mohair, worsted, flannel, herringbone. Before we cut it, we send a free test suit so the fit is confirmed at home first.

    The Collection

    How to choose your tuxedo

    Custom Dinner Jacket, the Entry Statement
    A houndstooth textured wool dinner jacket, made to your measurements, worn with black trousers for a black-tie look with a point of view. The most affordable way into a real tuxedo, and the one that stands apart from a plain black jacket. The right choice for the man who wants black-tie personality without a full formal suit. From $599.

    One-Button Notch Lapel Tuxedo, the Versatile Classic
    A single-breasted, one-button tuxedo with a clean notch lapel, made to your measurements. The most understated and wearable option here, at home at a wedding, a gala, or any black-tie evening. The right choice for the man buying his first tuxedo who wants one he will wear for years. From $719.

    Peak Lapel Tuxedo, the Formal Standard
    A Super 140s worsted tuxedo with satin peak lapels in a sharp slim fit, made to your measurements. The peak lapel is the most formal and the most flattering, drawing the eye up and broadening the chest. The right choice for the man who wants the classic black tuxedo done correctly. From $719.

    Black Mohair Tuxedo, the One That Photographs
    A mohair-blend tuxedo with a subtle natural sheen that reads richer than flat black in photographs and stays cool in a warm room, made to your measurements. The right choice for a summer black-tie event or a groom who wants his tuxedo to actually register on camera. From $719.

    Burgundy Flannel Tuxedo, the Color Statement
    A wool flannel tuxedo in burgundy, made to your measurements, for the man who wants formal with a point of view. Runway-validated, warm-toned, and unmistakable in a room of identical black. The right choice for the groom or guest who wants to be the best-dressed man there. From $789.

    Navy Herringbone Tuxedo, the Modern Navy
    A navy herringbone tuxedo with black satin peak lapels, made to your measurements and engineered so it reads as navy rather than near-black under venue light. Formal, but not the same plain black as every other man in the room. The right choice for the man who wants a tuxedo with quiet distinction. From $799.

    The Process

    How your tuxedo is made to your measurements

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    Choose your tuxedo, fabric, and lapel

    Pick the piece, then your fabric, color, and lapel and lining options on its product page. Enter your measurements there. No appointment, and no emails needed to start.

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    We send a free test suit

    Before any final cloth is cut, we build a test tuxedo in a low-cost fabric to your measurements and ship it to your home by trackable courier.

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    You confirm the fit at home

    Try it on and check the shoulders, the jacket length over the seat, and the trouser break, then send your notes. Nothing is cut in your final cloth until the fit is confirmed on your body.

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    We cut your tuxedo

    Every adjustment is applied, then your tuxedo is cut on a canvas front with satin lapels, hand-finished buttonholes, and a clean satin-striped trouser with no cuff.

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    It ships worldwide with tracking

    Your finished tuxedo ships from Dubai by trackable courier, about four to six weeks from measurement confirmation including the test-suit stage. The test suit is yours to keep.

    Six tuxedos from $599. Black, navy, burgundy, and dinner-jacket options. Made to your measurements. Free test suit on every order. Ships worldwide from Dubai.

    Questions & Answers

    Frequently asked questions about men’s tuxedos

    Should I rent or buy a tuxedo?
    Buy, unless you genuinely expect to wear black tie only once in your life. A rental is fitted in minutes to whatever is roughly your size, so it rarely fits well and the fabric is worn from previous renters. A made-to-your-measurements tuxedo costs about what two or three rentals cost, fits your body correctly, and is yours to keep, which makes buying the better value for anyone who attends a formal event more than a couple of times.

    How much does a custom tuxedo cost compared to renting?
    A rental typically runs $100 to $200 each time, while a tuxedo in this collection starts at $599 and is yours permanently. That means a bought tuxedo pays for itself in roughly two to three formal events, and every event after that costs nothing. Over a decade of weddings, galas, and black-tie evenings, buying is far cheaper than repeatedly renting.

    How should a tuxedo fit?
    A tuxedo should fit close through the shoulders and chest, with the jacket long enough to cover the seat of your trousers and sleeves that show a little shirt cuff. The trousers should have a clean break at the shoe with no pooling, and no cuff at the hem. Fit is the single biggest reason a tuxedo looks expensive or cheap, which is why every tuxedo here is made to your measurements and confirmed with a free test suit before the final cloth is cut.

    Should tuxedo trousers have cuffs?
    No, tuxedo trousers should never have cuffs. They finish with a plain hem and carry a satin stripe down the outer seam that matches the lapel facing. Cuffs belong on day trousers, not on formal evening wear, and are one of the most common tells of a rental or an off-the-rack tuxedo.

    Do I wear a bow tie or a necktie with a tuxedo?
    A tuxedo is worn with a bow tie. A straight necktie against a black tuxedo creates a hard vertical line down the chest and reads as less formal, which is why traditional black tie calls for a bow tie, ideally self-tie in black silk or satin to match the lapel facing.

    What color tuxedo should I choose?
    Black is the most formal and the safest choice, and midnight blue or navy reads even richer under evening light because true black can absorb venue lighting and look flat. Burgundy is the standout for a man who wants color and intends to be the best-dressed person in the room. All three are available here, each made to your measurements.

    Is a peak lapel, shawl lapel, or notch lapel best?
    A peak lapel is the most formal and the most flattering, because the upward points broaden the shoulders and draw the eye up. A shawl lapel is the classic, softer, and slightly more relaxed evening look. A notch lapel is the most versatile and least formal, and works well on a first tuxedo or a dinner jacket meant to double for other occasions.

    Is navy or black more formal for black tie?
    Black is the traditional black-tie standard, but a midnight-blue or navy tuxedo is fully acceptable at almost any black-tie event and often photographs richer. This is because true black can read as a flat, featureless shape under venue lighting, while a deep navy or midnight blue holds its depth and shows the cut of the garment. If the invitation says black tie, both black and midnight blue are correct.

    Can I wear a tuxedo to a wedding?
    Yes, a tuxedo is appropriate for an evening or formal wedding, and grooms increasingly choose one to distinguish themselves from guests wearing ordinary suits. A made-to-your-measurements tuxedo in black, midnight blue, or burgundy gives a groom a formal, photograph-ready look that a rental cannot match, and it becomes a piece he keeps and wears again for years.

    Are these tuxedos made to my measurements or standard sizes?
    Every tuxedo here is made to your measurements, with no standard sizes and nothing pre-made. You enter your measurements on the product page, and before we cut your final cloth we send a free test suit so the fit is confirmed on your body first. This is the step that separates a tuxedo that fits from a rental that is close but never right.

    How long does a bought tuxedo last?
    A well-made tuxedo built on a canvas front lasts decades, and black-tie style barely changes, so it does not date the way fashion suiting can. The satin lapels, the silhouette, and the color conventions of black tie have held for generations, which means a tuxedo bought correctly today will still be correct in twenty years. The ample seam allowances built into each one also allow for future alteration as your fit changes.

    How far in advance should I order for an event?
    Order at least 8 to 10 weeks before the event so there is comfortable time for the test suit and any adjustments before the final tuxedo is made and shipped. Production takes about four to six weeks from measurement confirmation, including the test-suit stage. If your event is sooner, contact us before ordering and we will tell you honestly whether the timeline works.