Business Suits

A bespoke business suit is built for regular wear — cut for durability and a professional silhouette that holds up across long days, frequent dry-cleaning, and repeated wear over years rather than a single occasion. It’s the suit most expats, executives, and frequent travellers in Bangkok order first.

Cloth built for daily wear

A tightly woven, mid-weight wool in the 260–300g/m² range is the standard recommendation for a business suit worn several times a week, since it resists creasing and holds its shape through dry-cleaning far better than lighter, more delicate cloths chosen for occasional wear.

Cut and construction

Business suits are typically cut with a slightly fuller chest and a longer jacket length than fashion-forward cuts, prioritising a clean line through long meetings and travel over a very close, trend-driven silhouette. Full canvas construction is standard, giving the jacket a lasting shape rather than a fused, flat one.

Process and timeline

Made-to-measure business suits are typically ready in seven to ten working days across two fittings. Full bespoke, with a canvas fitting included, runs three to four weeks. Pricing starts from ฿6,999.

Ask about building a small rotation of business suits when you book a fitting, or browse durable mid-weight cloths in the shop.

Building a working rotation

Most clients ordering a first business suit eventually return for a second or third in rotation, since two or three suits worn on alternating days last considerably longer than a single suit worn constantly without rest between wears. Ask your cutter about stain-resistant or easy-care finishes if the suit will see genuinely heavy weekly rotation, since these treatments can meaningfully extend the interval between necessary dry-cleans on a hard-working business garment.