Custom suits without pretensions. 

Named after the latin word for tailor (“sartor”), Sartoro was established in New York City by Andy Fine, Shannon Bender and designer Kim Mesches in 2020. 

From early ideation, Sartoro was created to pursue a new frontier in custom fashion; one that embraces quality and craftsmanship with modest prices and a modern brand image.

This is an important representation of the way we think about fashion - a belief in favor of experiencing the essence of luxury in understated quality, forgoing pretensions in both the markup and the messaging, empowering people of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds to look and feel their best. 

Sartoro is defined by its fusion of New York design, world-class craftsmanship and comprehensive personalization. Inspiration drawn from contemporary culture is combined with an emphasis on tailoring and the use of modern technology to create a streamlined, luxurious & sophisticated online experience.

Sartoro launched its first collection in August 2020, debuting a suite of over 50 luxury fabrics and more than 100 customization options, along with technology to accurately predict body measurements in seconds based on a few simple questions.

The brand prides itself on being an online only boutique. By reducing the unnecessary expenses and frivolous costs that come with brick & mortar stores, and by intelligently optimizing operations, sourcing and manufacturing, Sartoro is able to offer the same quality as a typical $1000-$1500 suit at a fraction of the price.

Fabric production has become largely commoditized and quality differences have shrunk considerably. We decided to forgo extravagantly expensive Italian and English fabrics that can cost $200-$300+ per meter in favor of still very high quality fabrics that are lacking only in name. If name brand fabrics is what you're looking for, Sartoro isn't for you.

Our founders believe that fit and experience is everything. We believe most consumers would rather spend $500-$700 than $1500+ on a suit where the only difference is a little label on the inside that says it came from some Italian mill most have never heard of. If you agree with that sentiment, then you're in the right place.