Suits · Production in Italy
Suits made in Italy, under your label
Single- and double-breasted suits, three-piece suits, womenswear suits and black tie, cut to your specification by Italian tailoring workshops. Order one suit to measure or a run in standard sizes.
For businesses with customers today: a brand, a store, an online shop or a made-to-measure service.
- Minimum order: 1 suit
- Production in 3–4 weeks
- Sample approved first

Who it is for
Who orders suits through the network
Brands adding tailoring
A label that sells shirts or knitwear can add a suit without finding a tailoring factory. The order goes to a workshop in the network that makes suits.
Made-to-measure sellers
Take measurements in your shop or at an appointment, and each suit is cut to that customer. Bespoke suits that need fittings run on their own, longer schedule.
Retailers who sell before they stock
Keep fitting samples on the floor and take the order once the customer has chosen cloth and size. The suit is made after the sale.
Ceremony and wedding specialists
Morning dress, tuxedos and ceremony suits sell a few at a time per style, which a minimum order of one piece allows.
What we produce
What the network makes in suits
Every cut of jacket
Single-breasted and double-breasted, notch, peak or shawl lapels, with or without a ticket pocket. Lined, half-lined or unlined, chosen per style.
Two-piece and three-piece
Suits with matching trousers or a waistcoat, and womenswear suits with trousers, palazzo trousers or a skirt.
Black tie and formal
Tuxedos with shawl or peak lapels, and morning coats with striped trousers for ceremony collections.
Cloth chosen inside the order
Wool, wool-mohair, linen, wool-linen-silk and cashmere blends from mills supplying the network. Stock or milled-to-order cloth is settled in the specification.
Made to measure or in sizes
Each suit cut to one customer’s measurements, or a size run for stock, through the same ordering workflow.
Your trims, your label
Buttons, lining and label are written into the specification, so the sample shows exactly what production will make.


How ordering works
From your reference to delivered pieces
- 01
Send your starting point
A sketch, a tech pack, a garment to rework or a reference photo, with what you sell today and where.
- 02
Agree the specification
Cloth, construction, fit, trims and labelling go into one production-ready specification.
- 03
Approve the sample
A sample is made and refined with you. Production waits for your sign-off.
- 04
Made, checked, delivered
The workshop produces the order, quality control checks it, and it ships to you or to your customer.
Questions, answered
Suit production, answered
Do you manufacture suits for other brands?
Yes. Suits are made in Italy for brands, retailers and made-to-measure sellers, and they carry your label, not ours. You send what you have, whether a design, a tech pack, a suit you want reworked or a reference photo, and we build the specification with you: cut, lapel, pockets, lining, cloth, buttons and label. The order is routed to a workshop in our network that makes suits, a sample is made and refined with you, and production starts when you approve it. Quality control checks the cloth before cutting, the construction while the suit is being made and the finished suit before it ships. Womenswear suits, three-piece suits, tuxedos and morning dress go through the same process.
Can you make suits to measure as well as in standard sizes?
Both. A made-to-measure suit is cut to one customer’s measurements, which fits a tailoring service or a store that sells before it stocks. A run in standard sizes fits a brand that holds stock. Bespoke suits that need fittings are a third case, with a longer schedule because each fitting is a round trip with the customer. All three go through one ordering workflow, so a store can sell a made-to-measure suit and reorder a size run of the same style without changing supplier.
Which cloths can suits be made in?
The cloth is chosen inside the order from the mills and fabric suppliers working with the network: worsted wool, flannel and fresco, wool-mohair for evening wear, linen and wool-linen-silk for summer, and cashmere blends. You can also ask for a specific article you already know. Whether that cloth is in stock or has to be milled changes the timing, so it is confirmed in the specification before the sample is made.
How long does suit production take?
A suit takes 3–4 weeks of production, and a bespoke suit that needs fittings takes 8–12 weeks. The weeks count from confirmed measurements and specifications, so they start once you have approved the sample; how long sampling takes is agreed per project, because it depends on the style and on whether the cloth is in stock or milled to order. Runs of 50 pieces or more get their own schedule, agreed per order. Courier transit from Italy then adds 2–3 working days within Italy, 3–5 working days to Europe, including the UK and Switzerland, and 3–5 working days to the USA and Canada. Express shipping is available on request.
How do I order suits under my own label?
Start with the enquiry form on this page. Tell us what you sell today, where you sell it and the suits you want made, and attach whatever you have: a sketch, a tech pack, a garment to rework or a reference photo. We turn it into a production-ready specification with you, a sample is made and refined, and production starts when you approve it. If the design is your own, the private label page explains how that works; if you want to test a style or reorder what sells, read the small-batch page; the brands page covers the rest, including made-to-order for retailers. The minimum order is 1 piece. Unit cost moves with quantity and is quoted before you commit.
Production enquiry
Put your label on a suit made in Italy.
Tell us what you sell today and the suits you want produced. We answer from manufacturing@capricebespoke.com with the route we would take, the cloth or material options and what the sample involves.
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