Bimi Suits

Cut to the measurement, not the size.

Made to your measure, priced before you commit, and altered until it is right.

Why made to measure
01

Made to your measure

Not a size, chosen from a chart. A configuration, priced against the measurements you actually give us.

02

Priced before you commit

Every option, every fabric, every alteration is a number you see before you order — never a surprise at checkout.

03

Built by a real process

Cloth is cut, canvassed, and finished in stages you can follow — not assembled from a warehouse of pre-made parts.

Fabric

Cloth worth building a suit around

Navy Blue Twill

Not disclosed by supplier

80% Polyester, 20% Viscose

Twill

All season

260gsm

A clean navy twill, tightly woven and easy to live in.

Three houses, one measurement

The cut is the first decision — and the one everything else follows from

Naples

Neapolitan

Ease, and sprezzatura

Built almost without padding, the shoulder sewn in like a shirt sleeve — the spalla camicia. The least formal way to make a serious suit, and the most comfortable.

Begin a neapolitan fitting
Savile Row

British

Authority, evenings, the Bond cut

Structured on canvas, a roped sleevehead, a suppressed waist. It holds its line whether or not you are standing straight — which is precisely why it reads as authority.

Begin a british fitting
New York

American

Understatement by design

A natural shoulder, a straight body, a single vent. The Ivy cut asks for no attention at all, which has always been the point of it.

Begin a american fitting
Precision

Fourteen measurements. Not one of them a guess.

A garment begins as a set of numbers taken from you — and every stage of the making is held to them.

Shoulder Width46 cmChest104 cmSleeve Length64 cmJacket Length74 cm
The house, at work

Every piece is pinned, marked, and checked again before it’s called finished.

If the fit isn’t right, we alter it. That’s not a policy — it’s part of the price.

Our story

A house, not a warehouse

Three cuts, five cloths, and one way of working.

The full story is coming soon.

Stay in the loop

New fabrics, new fits, and the occasional atelier update.