Build Your Own Custom-Tailored Wardrobe

If you own a custom-tailored suit or jacket, you are aware of the difference it makes to your overall attire and personality. The question is how to build an entire custom-tailored wardrobe. Read on to know more about the suits, shirts and separates that will make for a well-crafted tailored wardrobe.

Suits

  • Navy or Dark Blue Two-Piece
This is a classic all-rounder outfit. For a truly versatile navy suit, go for a single-breasted jacket with one or two buttons, so that you can wear it through spring, summer and fall.

  • Mid to Dark Grey Two-Piece Suit
The grey is like a wingman to your blue suit. Get a single breasted, one- or two-button, mid to dark grey suit for spring, for summer and fall wear.

  • Heavy Winter Flannel, Blue or Grey Three-Piece Suit
For the colder months, get a winter three-piece suit in flannel. The vest adds warmth and even when you take the jacket off, you look impeccable.

  • Lightweight Bespoke Two-Piece Summer Suit
For the hotter months, go for a suit in linen, cotton or wool/silk mix fabric. A single breasted, two-button jacket with either full or half lining, in a plain or patterned cloth, adds an elegant touch to your wardrobe.

Jackets

  • Casual Sports Jacket
You can add texture and depth to your wardrobe with interesting casual sports jackets in checks, and other patterns, in different yarn mixes.

  • Winter Casual Sports Jacket
A casual winter sports jacket can complement your winter suit.

  • Lightweight Bespoke Summer Jackets
Lightweight summer jackets can make your wardrobe more interesting, once you have your foundation suits. Choose interesting patterns, elegant checks and a variety of yarn mixes, such as cotton, linen, silk and bamboo.

You can pair the above-mentioned pieces with the existing items in your wardrobe. For example, pair a jacket with jeans and chinos, or wear a pair of custom-tailored trousers with a relaxed polo shirt or a t-shirt in summer.

Bespoke Shirts

A bespoke shirt is the best complement for your custom-tailored suit. Custom- tailored clothing is all about the fit. Once you have invested in custom-tailored business suits, it makes perfect sense to go for bespoke shirts too. Some are a must, such as the plain white cotton shirt. You could also add shirts in interesting textures, colors and subtle patterns.

Bespoke Overcoat

A bespoke overcoat is a must in your wardrobe for the colder months. Get one in dark navy or charcoal grey. These colors complement any suit or casual ensemble. Stay classic with a knee length, single- or double-breasted overcoat. For cloth, pick wool, flannel or tweed.

If you are looking for tailored suits and trousers in Bangkok, check out the top bespoke suit tailor in Bangkok, RJ Bespoke or call (+66) 22 56 9015 to book an appointment.

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