Safari Suits

A bespoke safari suit offers a lighter, more relaxed structure than a traditional two-piece — patch pockets, a belted or half-belted waist, and a shirt-jacket silhouette built specifically for warm-climate wear. It’s a strong option for daytime events, destination settings, and anyone who finds a fully structured jacket too heavy for Bangkok’s heat.

Built for the tropics

Unlike a traditional suit jacket, a safari suit is typically unlined or lightly lined, letting air move more freely against the body. Cloth choice leans toward cotton, linen, or a linen-cotton blend rather than wool, prioritising breathability over the structured drape of a formal suit.

Styling notes

The relaxed silhouette works well as a matching set or with the jacket worn open over a simple shirt, and pairs naturally with the kind of daytime, outdoor events where a full formal suit would feel out of place. Patch pocket and epaulette details can be adjusted or omitted based on how formal or casual you want the finished piece to read.

Process and timeline

Made-to-measure safari suits run seven to ten working days; full bespoke takes three to four weeks. Pricing starts from ฿5,999.

Book a fitting to discuss cloth and silhouette for a safari suit.

Occasions it suits

Beyond destination events, a safari suit works well for daytime business settings in warmer climates where a full formal suit would be impractical, offering a professional appearance without the weight and structure of standard tailoring. Because the silhouette departs from a standard suit shape, it’s worth trying on a sample or reference garment during your consultation if you’re ordering your first safari suit, to confirm the fit and proportions feel right before cutting begins.