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Made to measure: shirts, suits, trousers and monogramming

Made to measure means a garment cut to your measurements rather than a size label. This page explains what is measured, what can be customised, and how monogramming works — the same options shoppers see inside the customizer.

Made-to-measure shirts

Shirts are cut from your own chest, shoulder, sleeve and torso measurements, so the collar sits flat and the sleeve ends where it should.

Guided sizing from height, weight and body shape — no tape measure required to start.
Precise mode for collar, half chest, shoulder width, sleeve length, bicep, wrist and torso length.
Collar, cuff, placket and pocket styling options chosen before the garment is cut.
Optional monogram in Great Vibes script, placed on cuff or chest.

Made-to-measure suits

Jackets and trousers are built to a single set of measurements, with the construction details chosen up front rather than altered afterwards.

Lapel, button stance, pocket style and back vent selected during customisation.
Lining chosen to match or contrast the outer fabric.
Trousers cut to your waist, hip, rise, thigh and leg length.
Interior monogram available on the lining.

Made-to-measure trousers

Trousers are the garment standard sizing fails most often. Waist, seat and rise are measured independently so the fit does not depend on a single size label.

Waist, hips, rise, thigh, leg length and leg opening captured individually.
Stomach shape accounted for so the waistband sits level.
Pleat, cuff and pocket options where the style allows.

Monogramming

Monograms are embroidered as part of production, not applied afterwards, so the thread sits into the weave of the fabric.

Up to 10 characters for shirt and suit monograms, 25 for other items.
Great Vibes script, rendered live before you add to cart.
Thread colour and placement selected during customisation.
Adds a short, stated amount of time to production.

Common questions

What does made to measure mean?: Made to measure means each garment is cut to a set of measurements you provide, rather than picked from a fixed size chart. It sits between off-the-rack sizing and full bespoke tailoring: the pattern is standard, the dimensions are yours.
How accurate do my measurements need to be?: Within about a centimetre is enough. The customizer combines your height, weight and body shape with any precise measurements you enter, and flags values that fall outside the expected range before you order.
Can I order made to measure without measuring myself?: Yes. Guided sizing derives a starting fit from height, weight and body shape alone. Adding precise measurements improves accuracy but is optional.
Can made-to-measure garments be monogrammed?: Yes. Monogramming is offered on shirts, suits and selected other items, with the text, placement and thread colour chosen during customisation.

Common questions

What does made to measure mean?

Made to measure means each garment is cut to a set of measurements you provide, rather than picked from a fixed size chart. It sits between off-the-rack sizing and full bespoke tailoring: the pattern is standard, the dimensions are yours.

How accurate do my measurements need to be?

Within about a centimetre is enough. The customizer combines your height, weight and body shape with any precise measurements you enter, and flags values that fall outside the expected range before you order.

Can I order made to measure without measuring myself?

Yes. Guided sizing derives a starting fit from height, weight and body shape alone. Adding precise measurements improves accuracy but is optional.

Can made-to-measure garments be monogrammed?

Yes. Monogramming is offered on shirts, suits and selected other items, with the text, placement and thread colour chosen during customisation.