Questions

Asked, and answered.

The second list is the honest half: questions a suit shop should be able to answer and this one cannot yet.

We can answer these

How do I choose my size?: Pick the size you normally wear. Every garment page lists the standard sizes that garment is cut in — 40R for a jacket, 32 for a trouser, 15.5 for a shirt — and the size table on the home page shows all of them at once. That is genuinely all we can offer you today.
Do you have a size guide with measurements?: No. A size guide is a table of measured garments, and we have not measured and published ours. When we do, it goes up as a table with a date on it, and the fit-finder that reads from it becomes possible. Until then, if you are between two sizes, email us about the specific garment.
Is there a fit-finder or a body scan?: No. Nothing on this site measures you, and there is no model making a recommendation. The occasion finder maps an occasion and a colour to a garment; it does not return a size.
Do you offer made-to-measure or in-house alterations?: No. Suits Me is ready-to-wear only, and we do not alter garments. Some trousers ship with an unfinished hem, which a local tailor has to finish before you wear them; where that is true of a garment it is stated on its own page, and the home page lists them from the live catalogue.
What am I charged?: The price listed on the garment page. Every line is re-priced from the catalogue on the server when checkout starts, so a stale or edited figure in your browser cannot change what you pay. The payment page asks for a delivery address, and it adds no shipping rate and no tax line to the total.
Do you have a physical store?: No. Everything is browsed and bought through this site.

We cannot answer these yet

What does shipping cost, and how long does it take?: We have not published a shipping rate, a carrier or a delivery window, so there is no honest answer on this page — and none is added at the payment page either. If a date decides your order, email us before you buy.
Can I return or exchange something?: We have not published a returns policy — window, condition, who pays return shipping, refund timing — and we are not going to quote you a number we cannot honour to the day. Email us before ordering and we will tell you exactly where it stands.
What is the fabric actually made of?: Not stated, and the fabric line on every garment page now says so outright. We do not hold the supplier documentation behind fibre content, mill attribution or country of manufacture, and a fibre name is a factual claim about goods being sold — so rather than print one as though it were verified, the catalogue states the cut, the construction and the colour and leaves the fabric blank until a specification exists.

Ask about one garment

Anything on the second list can usually be answered for one specific garment by a person. Email [email protected] or use the contact page.

Reading the catalogue

We can answer these

How do I choose my size?

Pick the size you normally wear. Every garment page lists the standard sizes that garment is cut in — 40R for a jacket, 32 for a trouser, 15.5 for a shirt — and the size table on the home page shows all of them at once. That is genuinely all we can offer you today.

Do you have a size guide with measurements?

No. A size guide is a table of measured garments, and we have not measured and published ours. When we do, it goes up as a table with a date on it, and the fit-finder that reads from it becomes possible. Until then, if you are between two sizes, email us about the specific garment.

Is there a fit-finder or a body scan?

No. Nothing on this site measures you, and there is no model making a recommendation. The occasion finder maps an occasion and a colour to a garment; it does not return a size.

Do you offer made-to-measure or in-house alterations?

No. Suits Me is ready-to-wear only, and we do not alter garments. Some trousers ship with an unfinished hem, which a local tailor has to finish before you wear them; where that is true of a garment it is stated on its own page, and the home page lists them from the live catalogue.

What am I charged?

The price listed on the garment page. Every line is re-priced from the catalogue on the server when checkout starts, so a stale or edited figure in your browser cannot change what you pay. The payment page asks for a delivery address, and it adds no shipping rate and no tax line to the total.

Do you have a physical store?

No. Everything is browsed and bought through this site.

We cannot answer these yet

What does shipping cost, and how long does it take?

We have not published a shipping rate, a carrier or a delivery window, so there is no honest answer on this page — and none is added at the payment page either. If a date decides your order, email us before you buy.

Can I return or exchange something?

We have not published a returns policy — window, condition, who pays return shipping, refund timing — and we are not going to quote you a number we cannot honour to the day. Email us before ordering and we will tell you exactly where it stands.

What is the fabric actually made of?

Not stated, and the fabric line on every garment page now says so outright. We do not hold the supplier documentation behind fibre content, mill attribution or country of manufacture, and a fibre name is a factual claim about goods being sold — so rather than print one as though it were verified, the catalogue states the cut, the construction and the colour and leaves the fabric blank until a specification exists.