When creating a custom suit, the details are what makes your suit truly unique. This is your custom suit guide.
Functional Buttonholes
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With custom, you not only decide if buttonholes on sleeves are functional but how many you want. That’s an option you can’t get off-the-rack because hemming sleeves with real buttons is too difficult for mass production.
With functional buttonholes comes the option of contrasting thread. Use it to accent buttonholes or to highlight a color in your fabric.
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Contrasting Thread
The number of thread colors to choose from can be overwhelming. That’s why we recommend matching your buttonhole thread and pick stitching with the jacket lining. It’s classy, cool and adds a synchronized aspect to your custom suit.
Felt Back Collar
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This is another part of a suit that signifies custom. The felt, wool or linen back collar keeps the suit structured and snug around the neck. It can also be popped for a more casual look or added warmth. But it’s not just for functionality. It can also match your contrasting thread color to add even more style to your custom suit.
The last detail is something that goes hand in hand with customization: personalized labels. Here is where you can get creative. From placement to design, you have options.
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Label Decisions
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Personalized labels are traditionally your initials placed on the inside lining above the pocket. However, it’s your suit so feel free to get creative. Nicknames, sports teams, your birthday or wedding date—it’s up to you.
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Details make a difference. Take your time, make your selection and enjoy the feeling of wearing something made just for you.
Learn more about the World of Custom.