Custom Suits in Vaughan.
The home studio.
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Sam has been cutting suits in Vaughan for more than thirty years. The studio on Charlton is where most clients start: a quiet room of wool, light and patience, one client at a time.
Vaughan is home. For a custom suit in Vaughan, this is where it begins. The studio on Charlton Avenue is a room where one person is measured at a time and nobody is rushed toward a rack. No traffic, no downtown parking, no showroom pressure.
Vaughan is also where the work is: it is the GTA's third-largest employment centre, and nearly half of the residents who work outside the home work in the city itself. So Sam comes to your office for the first appointment, in the new towers at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, in Concord's business parks or on a Woodbridge side street: the measuring, a selection of cloth and the conversation, without leaving work. The fitting is ten minutes down Highway 7 at the studio, where the mirrors and the light are.
It's a short drive from Maple, Concord, Woodbridge and Kleinburg, and Vaughan is a wedding town. Sam dresses grooms, groomsmen and both fathers for receptions right across Vaughan and Woodbridge. The whole party measured together, coordinated, and made to fit, never rented.
There's a strong traditional community here too, through Thornhill Woods and Patterson, and Sam makes the fine dark suit, the kapota and the simcha garments to match. Where a store sells men's suits off a rack in Vaughan, Sam measures and fits each one personally on his oldest principle: the suit is built around you.
For Vaughan clients, Sam makes custom suits, wedding suits & tuxedos, business suits, custom shirts and traditional menswear, all measured personally.
What Sam does here
Neighbourhoods Sam serves
Also nearby
- The studio
- 318 Charlton Avenue · Vaughan, Ontario
- From Vaughan Metropolitan Centre
- About 7 km, about ten minutes East along Highway 7 or Steeles; a little longer from Maple or Woodbridge. Highway 7 east and onto Centre Street, then south on Dufferin and east along Brownridge Drive and Joseph Aaron Boulevard to Charlton Avenue. Parking at the door. Directions from Vaughan Metropolitan Centre →
- Or at your office
- Sam comes to your office for the first appointment; the fitting is at the studio. Book an office visit →
- Telephone
- 647 · 458 · 0711
Five villages, one city.
Vaughan was a township of farms and mill villages until 1991, when it became a city, and it still reads as five places: Woodbridge, Maple, Thornhill, Concord and Kleinburg, four of them with protected heritage districts at their old centres. Around them it has grown into the GTA's third-largest employment centre, with a new downtown rising at Highway 7 and Jane around the northern end of the subway.
It is a family city. Households average 3.1 people, one in six has five or more, and more than four in ten are couples with children, which suits the way Sam likes to work: fathers and sons measured together, wedding parties booked as one block. Italian is by far the most reported heritage, at a quarter of residents, 13% report the Jewish faith, and every June the Mayor's Gala fills a room with more than nine hundred of the city's business and community leaders, dressed for it.
- Population, 2021
- 323,103
- Italian heritage
- 26.5%
- Households of five or more
- 16%
Sources: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census: Vaughan · City of Vaughan: heritage districts · City of Vaughan: Mayor's Gala
Around Vaughan
- The heritage villages Kleinburg-Nashville, Maple, Thornhill and Woodbridge, each with a protected historic centre.
- Vaughan Metropolitan Centre The new downtown at Highway 7 and Jane, and the northern end of TTC Line 1 since 2017.
- Canada's Wonderland The country's largest amusement park, open since 1981.
- Vaughan Mills The largest mall in York Region, at Highway 400 and Rutherford.
- Kortright Centre for Conservation 325 hectares of woodland and trails in Woodbridge.
Questions from Vaughan clients
Where is Sam’s Menswear in Vaughan?
The studio is at 318 Charlton Avenue, Vaughan, on the Vaughan–Thornhill line, an easy drive from Maple, Concord, Woodbridge and Kleinburg. Fittings are by appointment so you get the room to yourself.
Will Sam come to my office in Vaughan?
Yes, for the first appointment: Sam comes to your office for the measuring, a selection of cloth and the conversation, at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, in Concord, in Woodbridge or anywhere in the city. Book it online or by phone and he will confirm the time and the address. The fitting on the finished garment is at the studio, about ten minutes away.
Can Sam dress a Vaughan wedding party?
Yes. Groom, groomsmen and both fathers, measured together and coordinated. Custom wedding suits and tuxedos for receptions anywhere across Vaughan and Woodbridge.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Everything is one-on-one, so book ahead. It means no waiting and no sharing the room; the whole fitting is yours.
Where can I get men's suits in Vaughan?
Sam makes men's suits in Vaughan to measure rather than selling them off a rack: custom suits, wedding suits and tuxedos, traditional garments including kapotas, and expert alterations, all cut to you at the Charlton Avenue studio by appointment.
Measured personally.
At the Vaughan studio, or at your office for the first appointment. Start with a conversation.