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Big and tall suits, made to measure

Off the rack, big and tall means the same pattern made larger, and a larger pattern doesn't fit a broad or tall man any better than the small one did. Cut to your measurements, it does.

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Where do big and tall men get a suit that actually fits?

Made to measure. Off the rack, big and tall sizes are standard patterns graded up, so the shoulders, the chest, the sleeve and the jacket length rarely agree on one body. Sam measures you at the studio in Vaughan and cuts to your own numbers: three to four weeks, one fitting on the finished suit, and the alterations that get it right are included.

Big and tall sizing fails in a familiar way. The jacket that closes over the chest is too wide in the shoulder; the one that fits the shoulder pulls into an X at the button. The sleeve stops short of the wrist, the jacket stops short of the seat, and the trousers are cut for a rise nobody has. None of it is your build's fault: a graded-up pattern was never drawn for it.

Made to measure starts from you instead. Sam measures your chest, shoulders, reach, seat and rise at the studio in Vaughan, and the suit is cut to those numbers, with the proportions scaled to your frame too: the lapel width, the button stance and the pockets placed where they belong on a bigger or taller man, not where they sit on a size 40.

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A generously cut charcoal suit on a broad, tall tailor’s dress form, a tape measure draped over the shoulders
Big & Tall Suits
What goes into your suit

Your suit, made to your specification.

Measured in Vaughan · made to fit
Sam measuring sleeve length from the shoulder; the client's shirt cuff carries a stitched monogram
The shoulder
Sam taking a neck measurement with a tape at a client's collar in the Vaughan studio
The collar
Three folded suiting fabrics stacked with their edges stepped: mid-grey, navy and a charcoal herringbone, each weave clearly different
The cloth
Sam measuring a client's cuff, the working buttonholes on the navy sleeve visible under the tape
The reach
№ I

Shoulders and chest, both

No more choosing which one fits. The jacket is cut to both, so it closes cleanly without pulling at the button.

№ II

Length to match your height

A sleeve that reaches the wrist and a jacket that covers the seat, cut for a tall man rather than lengthened after the fact.

№ III

A rise that stays put

Trousers cut to your own rise and seat, so they sit at the waist through a long day instead of sliding under it.

№ IV

Proportion, not just size

Lapel width, button stance and pocket placement scaled to your frame, so the whole suit looks drawn for you.

Cloths with body and drape that hang clean rather than cling: a mid-weight worsted for most of the year, a softer flannel for winter, and a high-twist cloth for summer that breathes. Sam will steer you away from anything with a sheen or a loud pattern that adds bulk, and puts a firm number on the suit before any work begins. Explore the fabric library →

The terms, plainly

No guessing at the price of your suit.

  • To make Three to four weeks. Twelve days if it is urgent and the fabric is in.
  • Payment Half when the fabric is chosen, half on delivery.
  • Alterations Part of the price, not a line item at the end.
  • Reorders Your measurements are kept, so the next one is a phone call.
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You get one firm price before anything is cut, and the first consultation costs nothing.

Before you come in

More on big & tall suits

The questions people ask at the bench before they ever pick a cloth, answered properly. Ten minutes here and the first visit goes further.

In their own words

What people actually said.

Unedited · Google reviews
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Always bought my suits off the rack and always struggled with getting a quality suit that fit. A friend recommended I try Sam and I don't think I'll ever switch back. Sam has an extremely wide selection of fabrics and the detail he puts in every suit is truly remarkable. From the fit to choosing my fabric and design, Sam will be my go-to.

Rafi Habs · ★ Google
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My first custom suit by Sam did not disappoint. He's a master of his craft and everything was fully customized with a perfect fit. I would definitely recommend him for any occasion.

Parth Thakkar · ★ Google
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Extremely positive experience. I came in with a baggy, off-the-rack, final-sale suit another tailor said needed shoulder work. I picked it up the following week and it far exceeded my best expectations. Professional.

Google reviewer · ★ Google
Common questions

Good to know.

Straight answers
What sizes do you make?

There is no size chart, so there is no largest size. The suit is cut from your own measurements, whatever they are, and the pattern is kept on file for the next one.

I'm tall but slim. Is this for me?

Yes. Tall and slim is one of the hardest builds to buy off the rack: a jacket long enough for your arms is usually cut for a man twice as wide. Made to measure takes the length and the width separately.

Does a bigger suit cost more?

The price depends mostly on the cloth you choose. Sam gives you one firm price before anything is cut, and the alterations that get the fit right are included in it.

How long does it take?

Three to four weeks, with one fitting on the finished suit. Twelve days is possible in a real hurry if the fabric is in.

Can you make shirts too?

Yes. A dress shirt cut to your neck, chest and sleeve solves the same problem as the suit, and Sam can measure for both at the same visit.

Can you alter a big and tall suit I already own?

Often, yes: Sam does expert alterations on suits, jackets and trousers, whether he made them or not. Bring it in and he will tell you straight whether it is worth altering or not.

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Have big & tall suits made for you.

The first appointment costs nothing, and it happens at the Vaughan studio: one client in the room, and the whole hour is yours.

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