The London Bespoke Club

The London Bespoke Club · Toronto

Bespoke suits,
cut for you.

An individual pattern. Your choice of exceptional cloth. Discover semi-bespoke and in-house bench-made tailoring at our Toronto atelier.

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Complimentary consultation.
No obligation to commission.

Explore the two services
The cloth. The cut. The craft.
The roll of a hand-finished lapel in richly textured brown windowpane cloth
A tailor marking an individual paper pattern by hand at the cutting table
From the first chalk line.
Every detail,
considered.
Your own patternIndividually drafted from your measurements
Loro Piana Su Misura 2025The only Canadian tailor selected
Fitted at our Toronto atelierIn-house fittings and alterations

01 / Find your fit

Which level of craftsmanship
is right for you?

We do not make made-to-measure suits. We offer two levels of bespoke construction: semi-bespoke and bench-made bespoke. Both begin with a unique pattern drafted from scratch for your style details, fit requirements, posture and body shape.

A client in a finished semi-bespoke blue check three-piece suitAn individual pattern. A personal finish.

Where most of our clients begin.

Semi-Bespoke

Modelled on our bench-made approach, with your own pattern and full-canvas construction. Production-based making delivers a faster turnaround with substantially less handwork, reserved for necessary work and visible finishing.

Investment
from $1,800
First commission
Around 10 weeks
Fittings
Typically 2, including a basted fitting
The handwork
Machine-finished internals and machine-shaped canvas
Hand-sewn buttonholes, buttons & external pick stitching

Once your pattern is established, subsequent commissions typically take 5 weeks.

Begin with semi-bespoke
A closer look at the construction.

Made entirely in our Toronto atelier

Bench-Made Bespoke

Your suit is cut and made at our Toronto atelier by Ian MacMillan. Approximately 95% is sewn and finished by hand, including the internal construction. Only the long, straight seams are sewn by machine.

Investment
from $5,795
Your commission
Approximately 4–5 months
Fittings
4–5, beginning with a basted fitting
The handwork
Approximately 95% hand-sewn, including the internals
Only long, straight seams sewn by machine

Inside a bench-made commission

Begin with bench-made

You don’t need to choose before you come in. We’ll explore the cloth, your budget and how you want to wear your suit together.

Your cloth determines the final price.
We confirm the cost before you commission.

Both services extend beyond suits to individual jackets, trousers, waistcoats and tuxedos. All are made to your measurements, with the same care for fit and finish.

02 / Anatomy of a suit

A man in a classic navy bespoke suit, white open-neck shirt and brown Oxford shoes in a softly lit studio

01 / The silhouette

A suit.A world within.

Explore the construction of a bespoke suit, from the canvas beneath the cloth to the lapel roll and hand-finished buttonholes.

One suit. Every detail considered.

Closed navy jacket revealing plain body canvas and dense irregular hand pad stitches in the exposed lapel

02 / The construction

It startsbeneath the cloth.

Between the outer cloth and lining, a canvas layer supports the chest and shapes the jacket. It gives the coat structure while allowing the cloth to move naturally.

Full canvas / Included in both tailoring services

Close view of emerald, gold and cobalt paisley lining with the commissioned London Bespoke Club woven label

03 / The inside story

Personal,inside and out.

Quietly tonal or full of colour, your lining is another expression of your taste. Choose how much personality you reveal when the jacket opens.

Your lining / Your point of view

Close view of the navy notch lapel, its soft roll and hand-worked silk buttonhole

04 / The lapel

Character,in a single line.

Lapel width sets the proportion. The roll gives it shape. A hand-worked Milanese buttonhole adds a raised line of silk, a small detail with a distinct character.

Milanese buttonhole / Hand-wrapped silk

Navy left sleeve with three fastened horn buttons and an unobstructed hand-finished buttonhole nearest the wrist

05 / The handwork

The smallest detail.The human touch.

Working cuff buttonholes open and fasten, rather than serving as decoration. Here, each opening is finished by hand in silk.

Working buttonholes / Hand-finished in silk

The complete navy suit, returning to the full silhouette after a study of its construction

06 / Your commission

Nowimagine yours.

Explore cloth, compare construction and discuss the suit you have in mind at our Toronto atelier.

The London Bespoke Club / Toronto

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Exploring cloth books with your clothier at The London Bespoke Club atelier
Cloth is best chosen in person.

03 / Your first appointment

It starts with
a conversation.

Bring an idea, an occasion or simply a sense of what you’d like to wear. You don’t need to have every detail decided. We’ll guide you through it.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have in mind.

    Your style, your wardrobe, your budget. If you’re dressing for an occasion, share the date.

  2. 02

    Find your cloth.

    Feel the weight, texture and drape of thousands of cloths from the world’s finest mills, with guidance on what will work for you.

  3. 03

    Make a plan, together.

    We’ll explain the tailoring options, confirm the cost and timing, and guide you through the next steps.

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146 Yonge Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON, M5C 1X6
Strictly by appointment

Beyond being incredibly knowledgeable, Kunal provided top-notch service and delivered on a suit that exceeded my expectations.
A. WongClient · Bespoke suit

A few things you may be wondering

Before
you begin.

From your first fitting to your finished suit.

Which parts of a semi-bespoke suit are finished by hand?

The internal construction is machine-finished and the canvas is shaped by machine. The outside of the suit is finished by hand, including hand-sewn buttonholes, buttons sewn on by hand and external pick stitching.

What's the difference between semi-bespoke and bench-made bespoke?

We do not make made-to-measure suits. We offer two levels of bespoke construction: semi-bespoke and bench-made bespoke. Both begin with a unique pattern drafted from scratch for your style details, fit requirements, posture and body shape. Our semi-bespoke process is modelled on our bench-made approach. Specialist tailors work in a production environment for a faster turnaround, with substantially less handwork. The internals are machine-finished and the canvas is shaped by machine. Handwork is reserved for where it is needed and for visible finishing, including buttonholes, buttons sewn on by hand and external pick stitching. Bench-made bespoke is cut and made at our Toronto atelier by Ian MacMillan. Approximately 95% of the suit is sewn and finished by hand. Internal components are drafted, cut, shaped and attached by hand; only the long, straight seams are sewn by machine. Menswear uses full canvas; womenswear uses half canvas in both levels of construction. Both include a basted fitting.

How much does a bespoke suit cost in Toronto?

Semi-bespoke suits start at $1,800, and bench-made bespoke suits start at $5,795. Your choice of cloth determines the final price. At your consultation, we’ll explore options within your budget and confirm the cost before you commission.

How long does a custom suit take?

Your first semi-bespoke suit takes around 10 weeks. Subsequent commissions typically take 5 weeks once your pattern is established. Bench-made bespoke takes approximately 4–5 months. If you’re planning for a wedding or special occasion, share the date at your consultation so we can confirm what’s possible.

What's the difference between bespoke and made-to-measure?

Made-to-measure starts with an existing pattern adjusted to your measurements. We do not make made-to-measure suits. We offer two levels of bespoke construction: semi-bespoke and bench-made bespoke. Both begin with a unique pattern drafted from scratch for your style details, fit requirements, posture and body shape.

How many fittings will I need?

Semi-bespoke typically includes 2 fittings, while bench-made bespoke includes 4–5. Both begin with a basted fitting, where we assess the garment’s shape and balance before progressing to the finishing stages. Fittings take place at our Toronto atelier, with alterations completed in-house.

What if my suit needs adjusting, now or after pickup?

We alter your garment until you are completely satisfied with the fit. In the rare case that a remake is needed, we will remake it. All alterations are completed in-house. Alterations relating to weight loss or gain are covered for 12 months from the date of pickup. After that, our standard alteration price list applies. Changes to styling preferences, such as shortening a jacket or changing buttons, are charged separately.

Which should I choose for my first commission?

Most of our clients begin with semi-bespoke. It brings together your individual pattern, full floating canvas construction and hand-finished details, whether you’re building a working wardrobe or marking an occasion. Choose bench-made bespoke if you value a suit made entirely in our atelier, with more extensive handwork and fittings guided by Ian MacMillan. You don’t need to decide before you visit. Come in, explore the cloth and tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you choose.

Your next suit begins here

Made around you.
Let’s begin.

Come in, explore the cloth and tell us what you have in mind.
We’ll guide you through the rest.

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146 Yonge Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON, M5C 1X6 · By appointment only

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