Custom Made Suits in Seattle

Custom made suits in Seattle, cut to your measurements and delivered from Capitol Hill to Bellevue in 3–4 weeks. No showroom, no appointment, no rain.

The least formal big city in America — and the one where a suit works hardest

Seattle invented the tech dress code that the rest of the country copied, and it shows. Nobody at Amazon or Microsoft is wearing a tie. Which means the suit here is entirely voluntary — and a voluntary suit has to be good, because it is being noticed on purpose.

The Seattle version is soft: light structure in the shoulder, half-lined, in a colour that does not shout. Olive, chocolate, a soft grey, deep green. Worn with an open collar and good boots, it reads as a man who thought about it — which in this city is rarer and more effective than a tailored navy two-piece.

The rain is a fabric problem, not a weather problem

Seattle is not as wet as its reputation, but it is persistently damp for eight months, and damp is what ruins a suit. Cloth that absorbs moisture and dries slowly will bag at the knee and the elbow. A mid-weight wool — which sheds water far better than cotton or linen and recovers its shape as it dries — is the correct year-round choice here, and tweed, a cloth designed in a climate very like this one, is genuinely at home. Summers are short, dry and beautiful: that is linen's brief window.

Weddings in the Pacific Northwest

Outdoor, forested, and usually in the eight-week stretch between July and early September when it can be relied upon not to rain. Sodo Park, a farm in the Snoqualmie Valley, an estate on Bainbridge, a vineyard in Woodinville. The palette is the landscape: sage green, olive, stone, chocolate. Evenings are cold even in August — a jacket you can keep on is not optional.

How it works

Eight measurements at home with our measurement guide. Cut to your numbers, shipped across Puget Sound in 3–4 weeks, alterations covered or a free remake.

See wool suits, tweed suits, or the fabric-by-climate guide.