FAQ

Where are your garments made?

We pride ourselves in delivering on your vision by using the absolute best manufacturers the world has to offer. Our garments are all made by our master tailors in Italy, England, Canada and Portugal. During your first visit, our team will determine what program/partner suits you best and educate you on why.

What's your process?

Please visit our page titled, ‘Our Process’

What is your turn around time?

We prioritize the quality and craftsmanship of our garments and the accuracy of measurements provided/delivered. Although some garments may get crafted sooner, we usually require a 4-6 week turn around time from the initial fitting to the final product.

Where do you source your fabrics?

We source the best fabrics mills around the globe. Our fabrics sourcing partners include: Loro Piana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Scabal, Thomas Mason, Dormeuil, Carnet, Holland and Sherry and more.

Do you offer alteration services?

We offer complimentary alterations until you are 100% satisfied with your finished garment before you wear it. We also understand how difficult it is to part with certain special pieces in your wardrobe. By popular demand, we are extending an alteration service for any of our clients that would like us to inspect any garments they have purchased elsewhere and determine if we can have our tailors alter them to fit better. In respect to our professional tailors, we ask you to please dry clean your garments before we have them altered.

Do you have any sales or promos?

We are always working to provide you with the most value through our partnerships with fabric mills. As such, we offer an exceptional selection of promotional fabrics to select from every season. In addition, we have exclusive events where we offer additional value to our supporters. Please let us know if you’d like to be invited to any of these events or if you would like to hear about our promotions when they happen.

What is the difference between made to measure and bespoke?

Made to Measure (MTM): refers to the process of customizing a base/standard pattern to an individual’s needs.

E.g: If your measurements are outside the range of what the 40R was built to, the master tailor will modify the existing/standard patterns (40R) to take your body shape differences into account, such as the circumference and length of the jacket or the shoulder width. Generally, you have the initial fitting where measurements are taken, and fabric selection and design is completed. Upon the completion of the garment and based on customer preference, you will have a second fitting where any adjustments are addressed. The garment is now tailored in-house to deliver on your vision. MTM Clients work directly with expert advisors to design and measure their garments. This information is then forwarded to the master tailor/production manager/ lead cutter. The finished product is sent back to your advisor to have you try on (Second fitting).

Bespoke: A brand new pattern is created for each individual. A base pattern is not used and then modified. Achieving a bespoke suit will require multiple fittings between the first and final fitting which can take up to 8 weeks to complete. At each stage of construction, the garment’s measurements are checked to ensure the best fitting garment. Another key difference in the bespoke process is that you work directly with the Master tailor who will be cutting your garment and doing the needlework.

 Cloth Talk Inc. offers a made to measure process that embodies the bespoke process. Our team of experienced advisors will ensure the absolute best fit for each individual. Our in depth measuring process involves over 25 unique measurements for a Suit. Our design options will leave you excited to come back and design another 1 of 1 garment. Our design options include but not limit you to the following: Fabric, Lining and button selection, collar felt, Pockets, Vent style, lapel type, number on buttons on sleeves, working button holes, pleats on trousers, belt loops or adjustable waist tabs…etc.

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