You warmly welcomed our selection of men’s boutiques in Paris, so it was only natural to continue this momentum by offering you an article on how to best buy your men’s suit in Paris.
You’ll find something for every budget: from decent entry-level ready-to-wear to bespoke tailoring (which we have detailed a little less, however).
We particularly hope this will help you see the men’s suit offerings in Paris more clearly: obviously, this is a selection in which we haven’t mentioned everyone.
If a brand is not listed, it’s either because we didn’t deem it relevant (or another brand in the selection does it better) or, in rarer cases, it might be an oversight (please don’t hesitate to let us know).
We have also launched our own made-to-measure service, in partnership with Clotilde Ranno. I invite you to discover more here:
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I Ready-to-wear (Prêt-à-porter)
Looking for a men’s suit in Paris but in a hurry? Here are the ready-to-wear (RTW) boutiques with the best value for money in the capital.
If you usually have no trouble dressing in ready-to-wear and have a fairly standard size, check out these boutiques first, as they offer very nice constructions.
Italian Style
By Willman
A very nice selection of ready-to-wear tailoring featuring De Petrillo suits, as well as frequent and limited arrivals of Lardini suits/blazers and sport jackets. Also a bit of dressy techwear with the Kired brand (Kiton’s outerwear).
Here, everything is 100% made in Italy.
Read the review here
136 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Metro Saint Philippe du Roule / Miromesnil
by-willman.com
Pini Parma
Affordable Italian formalwear with half-canvassed suits around 700 euros and also more unstructured Neapolitan jackets. #sprezzatura
Read the Pini Parma review
63 rue de la Boétie
Metro Miromesnil
piniparma.com
SuitSupply
Is there even a need to introduce SuitSupply? It’s probably the best value for money in accessible tailoring, offering a wide range of suits, jackets, and trousers with good quality Chinese manufacturing and a broad choice of fabrics. The rather massive boutique also includes an MTM system and in-house alterations.
Read the SuitSupply review
18-20 rue de la Paix
Metro Opéra
suitsupply.com
British Style
Wicket
A French brand offering ready-to-wear with a successful British identity, featuring a traditional and hunting vibe with subtle sporty details. Perfect if you’re looking for a Kingsman style.
Read the Wicket review
Three boutiques in Paris: refer to the brand’s website
https://www.wicket.fr/
Men’s suits in Paris: Other styles
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The Nines
The DNVB (Digital Native Vertical Brand) that revitalizes the formal wardrobe with very nice innovations: a very solid shirt offering with a wide variety of collars and Sea Island fabric (the world’s finest cotton) at an unbeatable price. We also appreciate the richness of materials and patterns in their accessories (pocket squares, ties, cufflinks, etc.).
Read The Nines Paris review
8 rue de l’Arcade
Metro Madeleine
thenines.fr
Silbon
Sort of the Spanish SuitSupply, positioned even more accessibly with a wide choice of sizes and especially suits with wide lapels without breaking the bank. Perfect for a first suit or an affordable sport jacket.
14 rue de Marseille, metro République or Jacques Bonsergent
silbonshop.com
Anthony Garçon
A very decent entry-level offering whose variety of fabrics and cuts (in terms of structure and fit) we appreciate.
The only regret: everything is fused and the lapels are very thin (logical at this price point).
Read the Anthony Garçon review (quite dated now)
Many boutiques in Paris: refer to the brand’s website
https://anthonygarcon.com/
Husbands
A young brand founded in 2013 by Nicolas Gabard: excellent ready-to-wear made in Italy with remarkable finishes, original fabrics, and a claimed 60s-70s style visible in some models through marked shoulders and wide lapels.
RTW suits start at €1350: a potential first real suit with a very distinct character (only consider once you have at least 5 to 6 suits).
Not tested
57 rue de Richelieu
Husbands-paris.com
Maison Gabriel
Very nice selection of sartorial ready-to-wear with Italian manufacturing by De Petrillo, as well as a successful high-end casual wardrobe with knitwear and chambray/denim shirts. All with a clean style that I particularly like.
Not tested
26 rue du Mont Thabor
Metro Tuileries
https://maisongabrielparis.com/
Bakerdjian Dressing
A brand new player whose boutique opened in 2019 with a very nice Italian selection focused on sartorial/tailoring: very nice knitwear, sport jackets, and scarves.
Not tested
28 rue Charlot, metro Filles du Calvaire or Temple
Berteil
A very classic Parisian brand that I recommend for larger sizes and for the impressive variety of colors in its velvet trousers.
It also offers its ready-to-wear pieces in « Parisian measure »: altered ready-to-wear.
Not tested
6 boulevard Malesherbes
Metro Madeleine
berteil.com
Danyberd
An accessible formal wardrobe interesting for building a collection: some pieces like pleated sartorial trousers are particularly well-priced, as are the fine knits in Zegna Baruffa wool.
Not tested
15 rue des Filles du Calvaire
Metro Filles du Calvaire
danyberd.com
II Men’s Suit Paris: The Made-to-Measure Offer
As a reminder, made-to-measure (or industrial measure) refers to a suit offered based on a pattern that is adapted according to the client’s measurements.
Different degrees of customization are possible depending on the workshop and the tailor: usually, 1 to 2 appointments are enough for your suit to be ready.
This is a good solution if you have trouble finding ready-to-wear clothes that fit or if you want a high degree of personalization.
Here, you will deal either with measurement advisors or with tailors who have undergone real multi-year training on the subject: there is no wrong choice, as there can be excellent self-taught measurement advisors, and technically very good tailors who may not know how to adapt to their clients.
If you are looking for a made-to-measure men’s suit in Paris, you will quickly notice that the offer is prolific. It’s really difficult to differentiate between the various houses: I have therefore sorted them according to their manufacturing workshop.
Some houses collaborate with several workshops: you will find them in the Others category.
PORTUGAL
RIVES Paris
The offering is more diverse than elsewhere, with real possibilities in terms of streetwear and casualwear: the RIVES universe is completely out of step with what you usually find at a tailor: a collarless jacket, short or 3/4 sleeves, Bermuda shorts.
I recommend this kind of originality to those who already master the codes perfectly and who will know how to use this type of more original piece to their advantage.
Read the RIVES Paris review
23 rue Pasquier
Metro Saint-Lazare
https://www.rives-paris.com/
Tailor Trucks
A house with a very interesting concept, as it offers its made-to-measure service at home thanks to their « Tailor Truck » with a very wide range of fabrics (VBC, Reda, Loro Piana, Dormeuil, Zegna…). It also offers all possible forms of traditional canvassing.
Tailor Trucks manufactures in Portugal with an express manufacturing service available.
Read the Tailor Trucks review
81 avenue de Wagram and 261 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Tailortrucks.com
La Maison de l’Homme
When you go to La Maison de l’Homme, you don’t go to an ordinary tailor who has his suits made in Portugal: you go to an institution that has been working for decades for state professions and achieves significant economies of scale (accentuated by the purchase of the former Atelier NA boutiques) on fabric purchases to offer you an ultra-aggressive price on very good quality Portuguese manufacturing, careful measurement taking, and advanced customization possibilities.
Read the La Maison de l’Homme review
Champs-Elysee, Kleber, Madeleine, Les Halles districts (see website)
https://www.lamaisondelhomme.fr/
Artling
A house comfortably established in Paris for 10 years, it offers a made-to-measure experience with an excellent degree of customization for made-to-measure, numerous artisanal finishes, and a tasteful stylistic choice.
The suits are made in Portugal, in a renowned workshop. There is also a measure offer focused more on « casual sport » with safari jackets and Gurkha trousers.
Read the Artling review
55 rue des Saint-Pères
Metro Rue du Bac
Artling.fr
Les Francs-Tireurs
Les Francs-Tireurs is a house founded in 2014 by Yves Chadeyras and Marion Couraud with quality manufacturing in Portugal and Yves’ sharp eye for measurements (trained at AFT with Guilson): it is done on 3 standard size templates to best match the client’s body. Special mention for the fabrics (from Lafayette Saltiel notably) and the proportions.
Read the Les Francs-Tireurs review
89 rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine
Metro Ledru-Rollin
https://www.costume-sur-mesure-paris.fr/
Men’s Suit Paris made in Eastern Europe
Atelier Clotilde Ranno x JamaisVulgaire
We recently launched a made-to-measure service with the Parisian house Clotilde Ranno. The difference with other tailors? Thanks to my 10 years of expertise in style advice, we take the time to choose a construction that stands out (which other tailors won’t highlight) and is consistent with your body shape and environment.
Our presentation
2 rue Caumartin
Metro Opéra
Fratelli Mocchia di Coggiola
Although they work with an Eastern European workshop used by other tailors, Francesco and Massimiliano have tried everything in terms of finishes and developed exclusive patterns with a real signature that you won’t find elsewhere. Ideal for a dandy style, in the purest sense of the term, or a suit that respects vintage codes.
The house also offers a bespoke service, carried out by an Italian tailor based in Paris.
Read the review
Showroom by appointment
mocchiadicoggiola.com
Scavini Paris
I greatly appreciated the work of Julien Scavini, a trained tailor, for the originality of his patterns: although he works with a factory in Eastern Europe that supplies other tailors, he has infused his own identity into his suits through, for example, the notches and pocket shapes.
We also appreciate the amount of hand-finishing done in Paris.
Scavini also offers a line of trousers as well as a semi-bespoke offer with an Italian workshop located near Treviso.
Read the Scavini review
50 Bd de la Tour-Maubourg
Metro La Tour Maubourg
scavini.fr
Blandin&Delloye
One of the most affordable houses for industrial made-to-measure: it offers all possible constructions (fused, half-canvassed, full canvas). A very complete choice of fabrics, there is something for every taste from the most classic to the most sartorial, all with clean finishes.
For me, this is the best quality/price/experience ratio in industrial made-to-measure made in Romania.
Note: Blandin&Delloye also has its ready-to-wear brand Singulier, with whom we collaborate occasionally.
Read the Blandin&Delloye review
Villiers, Etienne Marcel, and Duroc districts
blandindelloye.com
Confident Paris
We can only recommend Confident Paris for a made-to-measure suit on an accessible budget if you want a minimally original identity and if you adhere to this strong concept of cool tailoring (if not, Florent also offers more classic business suits).
Confident Paris offers suits starting at 490 euros with semi-traditional canvassing (+100 euros for traditional canvassing).
Read the Confident Paris review
11 rue Montorgueil
Metro Châtelet
http://www.confident-paris.com/
L’apiéceur
A very nice offering of fabrics (for both suits and linings) across a range of rather well-priced semi-canvassed suits.
The cuts are also a bit more fitted.
Read the L’Apiéceur review
101 rue de Turennes
Metro Saint-Sebastien Froissard
https://lapieceur.com/
Italy
D’Avenza (by Michaël Ohnona)
Manufacturing in Eastern Europe, with finishes handmade in Italy. All with measurements taken by the legendary Michael Ohnona.
MTM collaboration to be unveiled soon
255 rue Saint Honoré
Metro Tuileries
Maison Pen
Assane Pen started his tailoring career in Senegal before training at Cifonelli, Berluti, and Smalto: in this boutique, he performs high-end alterations, made-to-measure, and offers a brand new ready-to-wear line of dress trousers, made in Portugal with beautiful tailor finishes.
Read the Maison Pen review
5 rue Pasquier
Metro Madeleine
maison-pen.com
Lanieri
Lanieri is a young Italian brand founded in 2011 by Simone Maggi and Riccardo Schiavotto, which distinguished itself by being one of the pioneers of quality online made-to-measure (measurements taken by the client) at a very competitive price.
It is therefore a contemporary model of industrial tailoring that allows cost reduction with affordable Made in Italy, reflected in the very Italian stylistic choice.
Read the Lanieri review
7 Rue du Pré aux Clercs
Metro Saint-Germain des Prés
lanieri.com
MEN’S SUIT PARIS: Others
The French Tailor
Although the production is Chinese, the fabrics offered for the suits are largely Italian and English: we find the usual prestigious references: VBC, Loro Piana, Holland & Sherry, and even Ariston.
Suits start at 495 euros for a fully semi-traditionally canvassed suit (no fusing) on a selection of essential fabrics: several shades of grey and blue.
Read The French Tailor review
22 rue de l’Arcade
Metro Madeleine
https://www.thefrenchtailor.com/
Atelier Mesures
The plus: an impressive variety of production workshops in Europe and Asia, hence an impressive range of finishes ranging from basic fusing to a fully handmade suit (which is possible in the Italian or Asian workshop).
The highest-end hand assembly is possible at the Italian workshop and also in the Asian workshop to access impressive finishes (like canvassing with handmade chevron stitches) at a relatively accessible price.
Read the Atelier Mesures review
44 Bd de la Tour-Maubourg
La Tour Maubourg
https://ateliermesure.paris/
Atelier Hoche
With over 17 years of experience in measurement, Christian Yves Roussel offers a service crafted in a wide variety of workshops (from the more accessible Chinese workshop to the Neapolitan workshop where the starting price is €2380). Christian’s encyclopedic knowledge of the strengths and weaknesses of each workshop will allow him to redirect you to the one best suited for your project (regardless of budget considerations).
Not tested
14 bis avenue Hoche
Metro Ternes
https://www.latelierhoche.fr/
Ardentes Clipei
After tailor training at AFT, Romain Biette launched Ardentes Clipei: his most loyal clients credit him with an excellent eye for cuts.
Several suit ranges are offered, made in Eastern Europe for the entry-level and in Portugal for the mid-range.
The house also offers a semi-bespoke Anglo-Indian service, as well as bespoke made in the Paris region.
We also appreciate the selection of brands that attest to a very sure taste and a coherent universe: Atacama for leather, Begg&Co for cashmere, John Smedley for merino, Calabrese for ties, or Simmonot Godard for pocket squares.
Not tested
46 rue de Provence
Metro Notre-Dame-de-Lorette
https://ardentesclipei.com/
II Semi-Bespoke (starting from €1500)
Semi-bespoke works similarly to made-to-measure, but with more detailed measurements, and especially more artisanal than industrial manufacturing, which will be significantly noticeable in the fit, comfort, and durability of your suit.
This is the most luxurious form of made-to-measure we know. It is mostly made in Italy, generally between Rome and Naples.
Atelier Clotilde Ranno
After launching a very specialized shirt offer, Clotilde Ranno launches her Italian semi-bespoke service, made either in Rome or Naples. Great expertise in eco-responsible fabrics and organic cotton.
Read the Clotilde Ranno review
2 rue de Caumartin
Metro Madeleine
https://www.clotilderanno.com/
Jean-Manuel Moreau
The most complete and artisanal made-to-measure offer in Paris, made in Naples by the very famous workshop of Orazio Luciano. Reserved for a clientele of Neapolitan style purists, Jean Manuel Moreau offers a (his) very successful cut and has a very sure taste, particularly regarding the shoulder line.
The suit is made there “tutto fatto a mano” in the purest Neapolitan tradition.
Everything is finished by hand in Paris; it is probably the most beautiful and accomplished artisanal made-to-measure found in France.
Read the Jean Manuel-Moreau review
3 rue Chambiges
Metro Georges V
L’Officine
A very specialized offering of Neapolitan semi-bespoke and sartorial ready-to-wear featuring Avino shirts, Fedeli, or Rifugio leather jackets, Sartoria Tramarossa jeans, as well as a very nice selection of Neapolitan dress trousers.
Victor also offers bespoke and trunk shows there, an offer we will detail in the article dedicated to this subject.
Read the L’Officine review
71 avenue Marceau
Metro Saint Philippe du Roule
officine-paris.fr
Adriano Bari
Adriano Bari offers several services: a bespoke service and another artisanal semi-bespoke service made in Italy, near Rome.
He also offers a made-to-measure service, available starting from €1000. His competitive prices allow you to afford a suit shaped by the eye of a master tailor (who doesn’t need a template and takes measurements directly on the body).
Not tested
5 Rue Salneuve
Metro Villiers
https://www.adrianobari.com/
Kees Van Beers
From a family of tailors dating back to 1839, Kees Van Beers offers semi-bespoke starting from €1600 with a pattern made for you in Paris.
The boutique on rue Pasquier is currently closed.
Read the Kees Van Beers review
8 rue Pasquier
Metro Madeleine
https://www.kees-van-beers.com/
III Men’s Suit Paris: Bespoke (starting from €2000)
Here, we don’t start from an existing pattern but from a blank sheet to design a suit that will perfectly match your morphology. Obviously, the amount of work required is therefore very different for the tailor, which justifies a much higher price.
Having not yet had the opportunity to have a Paris men’s suit made bespoke, we will obviously not allow ourselves to comment or compare the offer. We will complete this section as we go.
Brahim Bouloujour: a name that comes up very often, especially among purists and professionals
Camps de Luca
Cifonelli
Kenjiro Suzuki: a Parisian notch to die for
Smalto
And also the bespoke offers from:
Julien Scavini
Fratelli Mocchia di Coggiola (via an Italian tailor based in Paris)
Maison Pen
Kees van Beers
Ardentes Clipei
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Q: Where to find the best addresses for a men’s suit in Paris?
A: To find the best addresses for a men’s suit in Paris, you can visit specialized workshops such as Lanieri, Blandin et Delloye. These addresses are renowned for offering high-quality bespoke suits.
Q: What is a bespoke suit?
A: A bespoke suit is a garment made especially for you, taking into account your measurements and preferences. It is made by a tailor who adapts the suit to your silhouette, thus offering you a perfect fit.
Q: Where to buy a ready-to-wear (RTW) suit in Paris?
A: In Paris, you can buy a ready-to-wear (RTW) suit in many chic shops in the fashion capital such as Samson, Blandin et Delloye. These stores offer a wide selection of elegant men’s suits.
Q: What types of suits can be found at Samson?
A: At Samson, you will find a variety of men’s suits, including bespoke suits, tuxedos, three-piece suits, as well as wedding suits. This house specializes in elegant men’s clothing.
Q: How to make an appointment at a suit workshop in Paris?
A: To make an appointment at a suit workshop in Paris, you can contact the store directly or make an appointment online via their website. Workshops such as Lanieri, Blandin et Delloye generally offer these options.
Q: What are the prices of suits in Paris?
A: The prices of suits in Paris vary depending on many factors such as fabric quality, cut, finishes, etc. You can find suits starting from 400 euros for ready-to-wear (RTW) and starting from 900 euros for bespoke.
Q: Where is Rue de la Pompe in Paris?
A: Rue de la Pompe in Paris is located in the 16th arrondissement of the capital. It is a street renowned for its fashion stores and men’s suit boutiques.
Q: What are good tips for choosing a men’s suit in Paris?
A: To choose a men’s suit in Paris, it is recommended to consider your style, silhouette, and desires. Do not hesitate to ask for an expert’s opinion and try on several cuts and styles before making your final choice.
Q: What are the advantages of a linen suit?
A: A linen suit offers several advantages. It is lightweight, breathable, and perfect for warm climates. Additionally, linen has a natural and elegant look that brings a casual yet chic touch to your outfit.
Q: What is the difference between a two-piece suit and a three-piece suit?
A: A two-piece suit consists of a jacket and trousers, while a three-piece suit also includes a waistcoat. The waistcoat can add an extra touch of elegance to your outfit.
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