A custom skirt suit cut to your measurements in Super 130s pinstripe wool: a three-button peak lapel jacket and a fully lined pencil skirt with a back slit and a grip waistband, so it stays put when you walk and sit. Tried first as a free cotton test suit.
Already know what you want? Browse women’s bespoke tailoring or message us. Every piece is custom made to your measurements, with a free test garment first.
Women’s Measuring Guide
Follow these simple steps to ensure your custom garment fits you perfectly. All you need is a flexible measuring tape.
You do not have to get this perfect. Send us your best measurements and we craft a free test garment to your numbers first, so the fit is confirmed on your body before we cut your final cloth. Every piece is custom made to your measurements, and the test garment is yours to keep. Measuring for silk pajamas or a robe? Our bespoke silk sleepwear page has its own ten-step guide.
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How to Measure Your Shoulder Width
Measure across your back from the edge of one shoulder to the edge of the other, keeping the tape flat.
How to Measure Your Desired Sleeve length
Measure from the edge of your shoulder, along the outside of your relaxed arm, to your desired sleeve length.
How to Measure Your Body Armhole
Measure around the armhole where the sleeve joins the body. Pass the tape from the top of the shoulder, under the armpit, and back to the starting point. Keep the tape comfortably snug. Measure over a lightweight shirt or close-fitting clothing, keeping your arm relaxed at your side.
How to Measure Your Bicep (Upper Arm) Circumference
With muscles relaxed, measure around the fullest part of your upper arm. Keep the tape snug with room for one finger.
How to Measure Your Wrist Circumference
Wrap the measuring tape around your wrist bone, where a watch would sit. Keep the tape snug but not tight. Leave room for one finger between the tape and your wrist for comfort
How to Measure Your Desired Garment Length
Measure from the highest point of the shoulder, next to the neck, over the fullest part of the bust, and straight down to your desired garment length. Continue to the desired hem for the garment you are ordering, whether it’s a shirt, jacket, blazer, coat, or full-length coat.
How to Measure Your Neck Circumference
Measure around the base of your neck where a collar would sit, keeping the tape level with room for one finger.
How to Measure Your Bust Circumference
Stand straight with your arms relaxed. Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it level and snug with room for a finger.
How to Measure Your Natural Waist
Measure around the narrowest part of your waist, typically above the belly button. Keep the tape level with room for one finger.
How to Measure Your Hips
Stand with your feet together and measure around the widest part of your hips and seat. Keep the tape level with room for one finger.
How to Measure Your Waistband (Waist)
Measure around your waist where you normally wear the waistband of your pants or skirts. Keep the tape level with room for one finger.
How to Measure Your Thigh Circumference
Measure around the fullest part of your upper thigh, keeping the tape snug with room for one finger.
How to Measure Your Trouser Leg Opening – Hem Width
Measure around your ankle or the width of the trouser hem on a well-fitting pair of pants (flat, across x2).
How to Measure Your Desired Trouser Length
Measure from the top of your waistband down the outside of your leg to the point where you want the trouser hem to finish.
How to Measure Your Desired Trouser Inseam
Measure from the highest point of the crotch down the inside of your leg to the same hem point used for the trouser length measurement.
Women’s Measuring Guide
How to Take Your Own Measurements for a Perfect Fit
All you need is a flexible measuring tape, a mirror, and ideally a friend to help with the shoulder and back measurements. Wear close-fitting clothing so the tape sits against your body, stand naturally with your weight even on both feet, and keep the tape level and snug with room for one finger. Below is every measurement we may ask for. You do not have to get each number perfect: we send a free test garment before cutting your final cloth, so the fit is confirmed on your body first.
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Bust circumference
Stand straight with your arms relaxed and wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it level and snug with room for one finger.
2
Natural waist
Measure around the narrowest part of your waist, usually just above the belly button, keeping the tape level with room for one finger.
3
Waist (trouser or skirt)
Measure around the area where you normally wear your trousers or skirts, keeping the tape level with room for one finger.
4
Hips and seat
Stand with your feet together and measure around the widest part of your hips and seat, keeping the tape level.
5
Thigh circumference
Measure around the fullest part of your upper thigh, keeping the tape snug with room for one finger.
6
Front rise
Sit down and measure from your natural waist at the front, down between your legs to the seat, to capture the rise for trousers.
7
Inseam
Measure from the highest point of the crotch down the inside of your leg to the same hem point used for the trouser length measurement.
8
Outseam and trouser length
Measure from the top of your waistband down the outside of your leg to the point where you want the trouser hem to finish.
9
Shoulder width
Measure across your back from the edge of one shoulder to the edge of the other, keeping the tape flat.
10
Sleeve or arm length
Measure from the edge of your shoulder, along the outside of your relaxed arm, to your desired sleeve length.
11
Bicep (upper arm)
With your muscles relaxed, measure around the fullest part of your upper arm, keeping the tape snug with room for one finger.
12
Neck circumference
Measure around the base of your neck where a collar would sit, keeping the tape level with room for one finger.
13
Jacket or back length
Measure from the base of your neck down the center back to where you want the jacket to end.
14
Dress or skirt length
Measure from your natural waist for a skirt, or from the shoulder for a dress, down to your desired hem.
Every garment is made to your measurements with no standard sizing, and a free test garment confirms the fit on your body before we cut your final cloth. Bust, waist, hips, thighs, rise, inseam, shoulders, sleeve, and length, all cut to you.
Questions & Answers
Frequently asked questions about measuring yourself
How do I measure my bust, waist and length for a custom garment?
Use a flexible tape. For the bust, wrap it around the fullest part with the tape level. For the waist, measure the narrowest part, usually just above the belly button. For length, measure from the shoulder or natural waist down to your desired hem. Keep the tape level and snug with room for one finger, and measure over close-fitting clothing rather than bulky layers.
How do I measure my waist, hips, thighs and rise?
Measure the waist at the narrowest point, the hips around the widest part of your hips and seat, and the thigh around the fullest part of the upper leg. For the rise, sit down and measure from the front of your natural waist, down between your legs to the seat. Keep the tape level and snug throughout.
Where can I get my measurements taken?
Any local tailor or seamstress can take your measurements in a few minutes, and many fabric or bridal shops offer measuring too. You can also measure yourself at home with a flexible tape using this guide, or have a friend help with the back and shoulder measurements. Because we send a free test garment before cutting your final cloth, the fit is confirmed on your body regardless of who takes the first measurements.
What do I need to measure myself?
Just a flexible measuring tape, a mirror, and ideally a friend to help with the shoulder and back measurements. Wear close-fitting clothing so the tape sits against your body, and stand naturally with your weight even on both feet.
How tight should the measuring tape be?
Snug but not tight. The tape should sit flat against your body with just enough room to slip one finger underneath. Pulling it too tight gives measurements that are too small, and leaving it loose makes the garment baggy.
What if my measurements are not perfect?
That is exactly why we send a free test garment. Give us your best measurements, and we build a test version in a stand-in cloth to your numbers and ship it to you. You try it on, we adjust from there, and nothing is cut in your final fabric until the fit is confirmed.
Measurements taken? Browse women’s bespoke tailoring, or message us with your numbers and any questions. We build the free test garment first to confirm the fit on your body, and it is yours to keep.
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Free test garment first
Before we cut your chosen cloth, we make a test version of your garment in cotton, cut from the same pattern, and send it to you free. You try it on and tell us what to change. Only after you approve the fit do we make the final piece. The test garment is yours to keep.
This is the full production time across two stages. Your test garment takes 3 to 4 weeks to make. Once you approve the fit, your final garment takes another 3 to 4 weeks. Shipping is tracked and comes after production.
The trouble with most skirt suits is not how they look standing still. It is the skirt creeping up as you walk, twisting at the waist and clinging to tights when you sit, because the skirt was cut for a size chart and left unlined.
This custom skirt suit is cut to your measurements in a Super 130s pinstripe wool: a three-button jacket with peak lapels and a fully lined pencil skirt with a back slit and a grip waistband, so it stays where you put it. You try a free cotton test suit at home before the wool is cut.
Pinstripe wool Super 130s Lined pencil skirt Peak lapels Free test suit
Price: $719 for jacket and skirt Cloth: Super 130s, 100% worsted wool, pinstripe Lining: jacket and skirt fully lined, lining chosen in the selector Fit: slim, standard or relaxed in the selector Test suit: free, yours to keep Care: dry clean
What Is a Skirt Suit
What Is a Skirt Suit?
A skirt suit is a women’s suit with a skirt instead of trousers: a jacket and a skirt cut from the same cloth and worn together. It is sometimes written as one word, skirtsuit, and in some countries called a two piece or a coat and skirt. What is a women’s suit with a skirt called in a tailor’s shop? Simply a skirt suit, or a jacket and skirt.
Suits with skirts go by many names: women’s suits with skirts, suit skirts for women, skirts suits, women’s 2 piece suits, or simply a women’s blazer and skirt. This tailored skirt suit pairs the blazer and suit skirt in one cloth, a women’s blazer skirt suit that can also be worn apart; worn alone, the tailored suit skirt goes with a sweater. Skirt suit designs for ladies differ mostly in the jacket and the skirt length.
With a pencil skirt
The classic: a straight, close skirt to the knee, as in the photos. Pencil skirt suits for women are the most formal; a black pencil skirt suit or a navy pencil skirt suit for a wedding both work.
With a long skirt
A long pencil skirt suit to mid-calf, quieter and good for winter; long skirt suits for ladies, like a womens long skirt suit, need an accurate hip fit to hang straight.
With a short skirt
A miniskirt suit is shorter and more of a fashion piece; any length can be entered on the measurement form.
Skirt or trousers
The same jacket can be made with trousers instead; ask in the comment box.
For evening
With satin lapels the jacket becomes a skirt tuxedo, a women’s tuxedo skirt suit; write it in the comment box.
Free Test Suit
Fitted Before the Wool Is Cut
A pencil skirt shows body structure more honestly than any trouser. When the hip is smaller than the waist suggests, the skirt bunches below the seat; when the hip is fuller at the back with a flatter front, the skirt rides up behind and the side seams twist. On the jacket, the bust and the back decide whether three buttons close cleanly. These are the corrections we make most often on women’s suits, and the buttons are kept close enough that the front never gapes.
If the right correction would change the style, such as a dart through the stripes, we explain it, and you choose between the fit that follows your body exactly and the look in the photos exactly.
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Choose the stripe and skirt length
Pick the stripe and lining in the selector, then your fit and measurements, with the skirt length you want: knee length as standard, or longer or shorter.
2
The cotton suit comes first
Jacket and skirt are cut in cotton to your measurements in 3 to 4 weeks and arrive 5 to 10 days after dispatch.
3
Walk, sit and climb stairs
A skirt shows its fit in movement: check that it stays level at the hem, that it does not ride up when you sit, and that the jacket buttons close over the bust without pulling.
4
The pinstripe is cut
Your corrections go into the pattern, the stripes are matched, and the suit takes 3 to 4 weeks; it arrives 5 to 10 days after it ships. Keep the cotton suit.
The Skirt
A Pencil Skirt That Stays Put
Fully lined
The lining lets the skirt slide over tights instead of clinging, and keeps the wool from creasing at the seat.
Grip waistband
A two inch waistband lined in cotton, with an inner grip that holds a tucked blouse in place.
Back slit and hidden zip
A center back slit for walking and a hidden zip at the back.
No pockets
A smooth line over the hips, which is why tailored skirt suits for women usually skip them.
In our experience, cheap skirt suits fail first in the skirt: thin cloth bags at the seat, an unlined skirt rides up, and the jacket loses its shape. A canvas front and a lined, fitted skirt are what make this one last.
The Cloths
The Pinstripe Wool, Up Close
These are close-up photos of the actual cloth. Choose your stripe in the selector; here are four of the options on offer.
Gray With Light Stripe
A gray skirt suit for daily work.
Charcoal With Light Stripe
The most formal of the gray stripes.
Navy With Light Stripe
Close to the suit in the photos.
Black With Dotted Stripe
Black with a dotted orange stripe, for a skirt suit that is noticed.
How to Wear It
Skirt Suits for Women, From the Office to a Wedding
Work
A professional skirt suit for work with a white shirt or a fine knit: the classic women’s skirt suit for meetings. Professional skirt suit styles for work differ mostly in the jacket length.
Weddings
Womens skirt suits for weddings in gray or navy with a silk blouse; formal skirt suits for weddings are a quieter choice than a dress for guests and mothers of the couple, and the most dressy skirt suits or formal skirt suits for ladies add a silk blouse and heels.
Special occasions
One of the women’s skirt suits for special occasions, with heels and the jacket buttoned.
Separates
The jacket over a dress or trousers; the skirt with a sweater.
A modern skirt suit, like any modern women’s suit, is slimmer at the waist and shorter in the jacket than the boxy suits of the past, which is why a fitted skirt suit cut to your measurements looks modern without trying; in a bold stripe it becomes a power suit with a skirt. For a pinstripe pant suit, see our women’s pinstripe suit; for a dress instead of a skirt, our women’s suit dress.
Full Spec
Women’s Skirt Suit, Specification
Cloth
Super 130s, 100% worsted wool, medium weight, pinstripe; stripe in the selector
Jacket
Single-breasted, three buttons, peak lapels 2.5 to 3 inches, closed rounded front hem
Jacket build
Hand-basted canvas front, front darts, armholes stitched by hand, hand-finished buttonholes, fully lined
Jacket pockets
Single welt hip pockets, two interior pockets
Back and cuffs
Ventless; plain cuffs
Buttons
Brown horn, hand-stitched and reinforced
Skirt
Straight pencil skirt, knee length as standard or any length you enter, no pockets
Skirt finish
Fully lined; 2 inch cotton-lined grip waistband; hidden center back zip; center back slit
Fit
Slim, standard or relaxed, then refined on the test suit
Test suit
Free, cotton jacket and skirt, yours to keep
Production
3 to 4 weeks for the test suit, 3 to 4 weeks for the final suit
Delivery
5 to 10 days after each dispatch, by trackable courier
Care
Dry clean only
About Baron
About Baron Boutique
Founded in Kathmandu, Nepal in 2000, Baron Boutique has spent over 25 years creating bespoke garments with a focus on artisanal craftsmanship, dramatic design, and collector-quality tailoring. From cinematic-inspired coats and formalwear to handcrafted cashmere pieces, every garment is made with precision, individuality, and attention to detail.
Today, Baron Boutique operates internationally from Dubai while all bespoke tailoring and garment production remains rooted in the Kathmandu workshop where the brand began.
Our customers come back because the fit is right and we answer emails. Every garment is made by a human tailor whose name we know.
Questions & Answers
Questions About the Women’s Skirt Suit
Q. What is a skirt suit, and what else is it called?
A. A skirt suit is a women’s suit made of a jacket and a skirt cut from the same cloth and worn together. It is also called a two-piece, a coat and skirt, or written as one word, skirtsuit. Cutting both pieces from one cloth matters: they match in color and texture on the day and age together over the years.
Q. Is a skirt suit appropriate for an interview or a conservative office?
A. Yes. A matching skirt suit is full business dress, as formal as a pant suit, and it is still the expected choice in some law, finance and government settings. For an interview, navy or charcoal pinstripe with a knee-length skirt and a plain blouse is the safe, confident choice.
Q. Can I wear a skirt suit to court?
A. Yes. A tailored skirt suit in a dark, muted color with the skirt at the knee is one of the standard choices. Keep the blouse plain and the jewelry quiet, so attention stays on what you say rather than what you wear.
Q. Can I wear a skirt suit to a wedding?
A. Yes, if it suits the dress code. For a daytime wedding, a gray or navy skirt suit with a silk blouse and heels looks polished and is a good alternative to a dress; for a formal evening, choose a longer skirt or satin lapels. Avoid white and ivory, which belong to the bride.
Q. How long should the skirt of a skirt suit be?
A. The classic length is at the knee or just below, which stays appropriate when you sit. Just above the knee looks more modern, and a midi length suits winter and formal events. You enter the length you want, and the test suit shows how it looks sitting and standing before the wool is cut.
Q. Will the pencil skirt ride up when I walk or sit?
A. Not when it fits. Tape and slips only treat the symptom; a pencil skirt rides up because it is too tight at the hip or seat, or sits below the natural waist. Ours is cut to your hip and seat, fully lined so it slides over tights, and has a grip waistband that keeps it at the waist.
Q. Are skirt suits still in style?
A. Yes. They have come back on the runways, and the modern version is slimmer at the waist with a shorter jacket than the boxy suits of the 1980s and 1990s. A skirt suit cut to your measurements looks current because the fit, not a trend detail, does the work.
Q. Which pinstripe should I choose?
A. Gray with a light stripe is the easiest to wear every day, charcoal is the most formal, navy is the classic for interviews and weddings, and black with a dotted orange stripe is the statement choice. Stripes are hard to judge on a screen, so our swatch service will send up to four samples; quote product number 2600010 and the stripes you want to compare.
Q. What is Super 130s wool, and is it good for a skirt suit?
A. Super 130s describes a fine worsted wool fiber. It is smooth and drapes well, yet firm enough to hold a pencil skirt and a structured jacket, and it resists creasing through a day of sitting. Finer numbers feel softer but wear faster, so 130s is a sensible balance for a suit you will wear often.
Q. Can I have a long or midi skirt?
A. Yes. Enter the length on the measurement form; a midi or long pencil skirt needs an accurate hip fit to hang straight and a slit long enough to walk in, both of which we check on the test suit.
Q. Can it be made as a tuxedo skirt suit?
A. Yes. Ask for satin lapels in the comment box of the measurement form, and the jacket becomes a skirt tuxedo for evening. It suits the black cloth most naturally.
Q. Can I have trousers instead of the skirt?
A. Yes. Write it in the comment box of the measurement form, or email us with your order number. Trousers, a longer or shorter skirt, or a different button count are all possible.
Q. Does the jacket have pockets?
A. Yes: single welt hip pockets and two interior pockets. The skirt has none, so it lies smooth over the hips.
Q. Can I order the jacket or the skirt alone?
A. Ask us through the Ask a question about this piece form below Add to Cart, or by email, and we will tell you what is possible for the cloth you want.
Q. How do I measure without a tailor?
A. With a helper if possible. Alone, measure your bust, natural waist and hips, then measure a jacket and skirt that fit you well; we can guide you by video call or WhatsApp.
Q. How long will my skirt suit take?
A. The cotton test suit takes 3 to 4 weeks to make and arrives 5 to 10 days after dispatch. Once you approve the fit, the wool suit takes another 3 to 4 weeks and arrives 5 to 10 days after dispatch, so allow for both if you need it by a date.
Q. How do I care for it?
A. Dry clean rarely, because cleaning wears wool more than wearing does. Hang the skirt by its waistband and the jacket on a shaped hanger, and brush both after wearing.
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Suit Fit Guide
Already know your fit? Browse women’s suit & blazer or message us. Every piece is custom made to your measurements, with a free test garment first.
Women’s Suit Fit Guide
Choosing the right fit is essential in creating your custom suit. It determines the silhouette and how your test garment will feel before final tailoring.
Slim Fit
Streamlined and tapered for a sleek silhouette. The jacket is closely fitted through the shoulders, chest, and waist, with narrower sleeves and higher armholes. Pants sit at the waist and follow a slim line through the hips and thighs, with a narrow leg opening.
Best for: A lean frame or those who prefer a sharply tailored, body-contouring look.
Standard Fit
Softly tailored for a balanced, classic silhouette. The jacket offers gentle shaping at the waist with a natural fit through the shoulders and chest. Sleeves are slightly tapered with standard armholes. Pants sit comfortably at the waist with a straight fit through the hips and thighs and a moderate leg opening.
Best for: An average build or anyone seeking a versatile, comfortable fit for business or everyday wear.
Relaxed Fit
Designed with extra ease for all-day comfort. The jacket has a looser cut through the shoulders, chest, and waist, with fuller sleeves and lower armholes. Pants offer a relaxed fit from waist to hem, with added room in the hips, thighs, and leg opening for easy movement.
Best for: Those who prioritize comfort or prefer a roomier silhouette, particularly around the waist and shoulders.
Women’s Suit Fit Guide
How a Woman’s Suit Should Fit
A suit is judged in seconds and worn for hours, so the fit has to be right in both senses: sharp enough to command a room, and comfortable enough to sit, reach, and move all day. The good news with a custom-made suit is that fit is not a gamble. There are no standard sizes to squeeze into, you tell us the fit you want and your measurements, and we cut the jacket and the trousers or skirt to your body. Before we cut your final cloth we send a free test garment, so the fit is confirmed on you first.
This guide explains the three fits we offer and the points to check so your suit sits the way you want it to.
Step One
Choose your fit
Slim Fit
Closely tailored through the waist and hips with a defined waist and a lean trouser or skirt line. The sharpest, most modern silhouette. Best if you like a body-skimming look and are comfortable with less ease.
Standard (Classic) Fit
Shaped and tailored, but with a little more ease through the body for comfort and movement. The most versatile choice and the one most people are happiest in, flattering without feeling restrictive.
Relaxed Fit
The most room through the body, with a softer, easier line and a straighter trouser. Ideal if you like to layer, prefer a contemporary oversized look, or simply want maximum comfort.
Step Two
The fit checkpoints
Shoulders
The seam sits right at the edge of your shoulder, where the arm meets the body, with no overhang and no pulling. This is the one line we cut precisely to you, because the shoulder is the hardest area to alter later.
Bust & chest
The jacket closes cleanly with no strain or gaping at the button and no pulling across the bust. A well-cut women’s jacket shapes around the bust rather than flattening or straining over it.
Waist
The jacket nips in at your natural waist for shape, closely on a slim fit, gently on a classic fit. You should be able to fasten it and still sit comfortably.
Length, sleeve & leg
The jacket ends around the top of the hip and the sleeve finishes at the wrist bone. Trousers break lightly at the shoe or skim to a clean ankle; a skirt sits at your chosen length. You choose all of these.
Every suit is made to your measurements with no standard sizing, in the fit you choose. A free test garment confirms the shoulders, bust, waist, and length on your body before your final cloth is cut, and the test garment is yours to keep.
Your Worries, Answered
The doubts most women have, and why you can relax
I have never bought a suit I could not try on first. How do I know it will fit?
Because you do try it on first. After you send your measurements, we make a free test garment in a stand-in cloth to those numbers and post it to you. You put it on at home, check the shoulders, bust, waist, and length, and send us your notes and a couple of photos. Only once you are happy do we cut your final cloth, so the finished suit is not a leap of faith, it is a fit you have already seen and approved on your own body.
I need this for a specific occasion and I am terrified it will not be right on the day.
Tell us the date when you order and we plan the whole timeline back from it, including the free test-garment stage, so there is time to confirm the fit and make any adjustments with room to spare. For a dated event, order as early as you can. Because you approve the fit on the test garment before the final suit is cut, you are not walking into your occasion hoping it fits, you already know it does.
I am nervous I will measure myself wrong.
You do not have to be perfect. Our guide walks you through each measurement, a friend or a local tailor can help with the tricky ones, and if you are unsure you can send your best numbers. The free test garment exists to catch any small error before it matters, we see the fit on your body and adjust, so an imperfect first measurement is completely normal and nothing to worry about.
I have always struggled to find suits that fit my body. Is this really for someone like me?
It is made for exactly you. The women who struggle most with off-the-rack, a fuller bust, a small waist, broad or narrow shoulders, a long or short torso, are the ones who benefit most, because we cut to your proportions instead of forcing you into a size. There is no shape that is wrong here; there are only your measurements.
My body is not a standard shape, one shoulder is higher, or I am fuller on top. Can you actually cut for that?
Yes. Custom-made is built for real bodies, not idealized ones. Note any asymmetry or particular concern in your order, or show us on the test garment, and we adjust the cut, a higher shoulder, a fuller bust, a shorter waist, and confirm it before the final cloth is touched. This is precisely what a bespoke process does that a size on a rack never can.
It is a lot to spend on something made just for me. What is my safety net?
Your safety net is that nothing final, and nothing costly, is cut until you have approved the fit on the free test garment. You are not paying for a gamble, you are paying for a suit whose fit you have already confirmed on your own body. And a well-made suit that actually fits gets worn for years, so the cost per wear is usually far lower than the compromise suits that sit unworn in the wardrobe.
What if the suit arrives and I am not happy with it?
The final suit is cut to the exact fit you signed off on the test garment, so surprises are rare by design. If anything still needs a tweak, the finished suit carries generous seam allowances so a local tailor can fine-tune it, and you can always contact us and we will help make it right. You are never left alone with a suit that does not work.
What if my weight changes before the event, or afterwards?
Take your measurements as close to the event as you can, and if your size shifts before we cut the final cloth we simply adjust to your new numbers. For afterwards, the finished suit is made with seam allowances so a local tailor can take it in or let it out within reason, and we keep your measurements on record for any future pieces.
Chosen your fit? Browse women’s suit & blazer, or message us with any questions. We build the free test garment first to confirm the fit on your body, and it is yours to keep.
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