Endless Customizations

Sartoro suits are completely customizable to your preferences.

Millions of possible combinations - create your own style.

Sartoro suits are completely customizable with thousands of possible combinations - learn more about the options.

Your Suit. Your Way.

Discover 100s of Customizations

Every suit is preconfigured by our fashion designers, but can be customized to your style preferences with our industry leading online garment configurator.

Explore Jacket Options

  • Style
  • Lapels
  • Pockets
  • Buttons
  • Cuffs
  • Vents
  • Lining
  • Piping/Stitching
  • Canvas
  • Fit

The jacket style reflects both personal style and various occasions. We offer five core styles, any of which can be configured as a tuxedo jacket!

The jacket style reflects both personal style and various occasions.

We offer five core styles, any of which can be configured as a tuxedo jacket.

Single Breasted - One Button

The one-button single breasted can be the most casual style as a suit jacket, or the most formal when designed as a tuxedo.

Single Breasted - Two Button

The most common and popular style, you can't go wrong with a two-button jacket. Perpetually in style, versatile in design, you'll get maximum utility here.

*recommended

Single Breasted - Three Button

Three button jackets offer a more traditional look. The lapels meet at a higher point in this style that's sure to get heads turning.

Double Breasted - 4 or 6 Button

Double Breasted -

4 or 6 Button

The six-button double breasted is a stylish look that's harder to pull off but equally impressive when done right.

Notch, Peaked & Shawl lapels are all available in narrow, regular & wide to fit your body type and personal style.


Narrow lapels are recommended for slimmer, smaller individuals while wide lapels are recommended primarily for larger, broader men. 

Lapels are shown below on our single breasted, two button jacket. The exact shape and size will differ depending on the jacket type.

Notch

  • Narrow
  • Regular
  • Wide

Notch lapels are the staple of traditional suits. Acceptable for almost any occasion, these offer the most versatility. Works well on all single breasted jacket styles, but is not recommended on double breasted configurations.

*most common

Peaked

  • Narrow
  • Regular
  • Wide

Peaked lapels are considered more formal than notch lapels and are most commonly found on tuxedos and double breasted jackets. Peaked lapels make more of a "statement" and are a great choice for showing a bit more flair.

Shawl

  • Narrow
  • Regular
  • Wide

Shawl lapels are almost exclusively found on tuxedos. Unless you really know what we're doing, we recommend not choosing shawl unless the jacket is a tuxedo. There are no hard and fast rules on width - choose what you like best!

Sartoro standard and angled pockets are dual purpose - they can be tucked in for a streamlined jetted appearance. Ticket pockets are available as well.

Sartoro standard and angled pockets are dual purpose - they can be tucked in

for a streamlined jetted appearance. Ticket pockets are available as well.

Standard

The most common pocket style - works well for both formal and casual wear. Pocket flaps can be tucked in for a more formal, streamlined appearance.

*recommended

Angled

Angled pockets offer a more ergonomic pocket - the slanted flap is more natural to reach your hand into for use. Arguably a bit less formal, these are still an acceptable choice for almost all occasions.

Patch

Patch pockets are great for helping make a jacket more casual - perfect for summer garments and less formal occasions. Not recommended with tuxedos.

Buttons can accent or blend in with the suit fabric, depending on style & preference. We offer 16 different button options.

Each jacket has been pre-styled with our designer recommended button choice, but feel free to choose your own.

Generally speaking, the more buttons on a sleeve cuff, the more formal the jacket is. Four buttons is standard for most suits. With Sartoro you can choose 1-5. Sleeves cuff buttons can be made functional or non-functional. If you have arms that are shorter or longer than average, we recommend ordering non-functional, then having a local tailor cut the sleeve buttons once sleeve length is set.

*four button recommended

Choose dual side vents, one center vent or no vents on your jacket. We recommend two vents as this is a traditional hallmark of a high end garment (off-the-rack suits are typically single vent as the cost to produce is lower). However, this comes down to personal preference.

Dual

Dual vents are always recommended and offer the most comfort when sitting. Choose this option.

*recommended

Single

Single vents can work well for casual summer wear. There's nothing wrong with these - they just appear less custom than dual vents.

None

Ventless jackets are a traditional style most common in tuxedos and ultra-formalwear. We don't recommend this choice unless you really want a classic formal style.

Choose from over 45 different linings. Solid satins come in a wide spectrum of colors and we carry a diverse selection of patterned linings as

well for a more premium appearance. Choose your lining in the suit design tool during the customization process. Here are a few of our favorites:

Stylish Interior Accents

The interior piping & stitching bridges the connection between the interior lining and fabric of the jacket, adding a flash of style that's only visible when the jacket is open.


We default most suits to Sartoro teal piping and stitching. If you'd prefer a different color, white is an option that works well with almost anything.


If you'd prefer not to have piping & stitching, you may select that option as well during the customization process.

Sartoro suits are half canvased by default. This method offers a modern blend of structure

without rigidity. Full canvassing and unstructured construction are available as well.

Half Canvas

Structural horsehair canvas runs through the chest and lapels, providing a balance of structure without being overly rigid. The canvas is stitched, not fused.

*recommended

Full Canvas

Structural horsehair canvas runs through the torso of the jacket, providing extra structure and rigidity that overtime conforms to the wearers body shape.

**currently unavailable

Unstructured

Recommended exclusively for casual looks (ex. summer wear), unstructured jackets have no canvas, and correspondingly, hardly any structure.

Every Sartoro garment is cut to your exact measurements, so there are no "sizes", but we do offer three fit options.

Your fit preference is selected during the measurement process.

Extra Slim

Narrow cut. Good for individuals with smaller frames and those who prefer a tight fitting suit. Movement is a bit limited but the appearance is most flattering to the body. Not recommended for daily wear.

Modern

Our most popular and recommended cut. Tapered and shaped to conform to your measurements, allowing for movement and comfort while still maintaining a slim silhouette. In our opinion, this cut is how a custom suit should fit.

*recommended

Classic

Wide cut. Extra room for movement and comfort. Still cut to measure but additional easement added. Only recommended for larger individuals and those who prefer a wide, less tapered fit.

Explore Vest Options

  • Neck/Lapels
  • Style / Buttons
  • Vest Backing

In addition to the standard V-neck shape (shown on the Style / Buttons tab), we offer four additional neck options.

In addition to the standard V-neck shape (shown on the Style / Buttons tab), we offer four additional neck options.

Scoop Neck

The scoop neck is an alternative style to the standard V-shaped neck, offering more exposure and focus on the shirt below. This is mostly style preference.

Notch Lapel

Vests with lapels increase formality and make this a more stand alone piece that can be worn without an accompanying jacket.

Peak Lapel

Peak lapels are more traditional than the notch lapel, but also provide a bit of an edgy, stylish look. Match this with a peak lapel jacket.

Shawl Lapel

Shawl Lapel

Shawl lapels are also available. As with the other lapeled vests, this allows for a more formal look even without a jacket.

The vest style often depends on the jacket it's to be worn with, as well as personal preference. Generally speaking - the more buttons on a jacket, the more on a vest in order to ensure the vest is sufficiently visible under the buttoned jacket.

The vest style often depends on the jacket it's to be worn with, as well as personal preference. Generally speaking - the more buttons on a jacket, the more on a vest in order to ensure the vest is sufficiently visible under the buttoned jacket.

Three Button

The three-button vest is a great choice with one button jackets. The lower buttons create the deepest V available. Best when worn with a tie.

Four Button

The four-button vest comes together to form at a similar point to the three button and is best with one button jackets.

Five Button

The five button works well with both one and two button jackets. The top button is fastened at a level on the torso that works well with both ties and bowties.

*most popular

Six Button

Six Button

The six button vest creates a smaller V that sits higher on the torso, making this most ideal with three-button jackets or double breasted suits. Typically taller men would choose this option.

Seven Button

The seven button vest is a unique style typically reserved for very tall men and is almost exclusively worn with a three button jacket or double breasted suit.

Six Button - DB

The six button double breasted vest is a great choice with a one or two button jacket to give an extra edge to the look. The Y shape created provides a nice contrast with the clean V of a single breasted jacket.

Eight Button - DB

The eight button double breasted vest is similar to the six button but typically worn by taller men. Again this pairs well with either single or double breasted jackets.

The vest backing depends primarily on how you intend to wear the garment. If primarily under a jacket, satin backing offers more breathability and will be less warm to wear for an extended period of time. If the vest will frequently be worn without a jacket, fabric backing provides a more formal, polished look.

The vest backing depends primarily on how you intend to wear the garment. If primarily under a jacket, satin backing offers more breathability and will be less warm to wear for an extended period of time. If the vest will frequently be worn without a jacket, fabric backing provides a more formal, polished look.

 

Fabric Backing

The back of the vest matches the fabric on the front for a polished, formal look.

Satin Backing

A satin backing provides a lighter more breathable finish and adds flair. Choose from 15+ colors.

*most popular

Explore Pants Options

  • Front
  • Waistband
  • Side Pockets
  • Rear Pockets
  • Hem

How to choose flat front vs. pleated dress pants? We'll tell you upfront, there's no clear winner. This ultimately comes down to form vs. function. The minimal

look of flat front pants is certainly the most modern and flattering choice, but the comfort and functional benefits of pleated pants is not to be overlooked.

Flat

The most popular modern style, flat front pants are streamlined and offer clean lines and a professional appearance. This is designer recommended for the most custom fit look.

*recommended

Single Pleat

If you prefer a bit more room in the front of the pants, single pleats are a good option. While not as crisp of a look as flat front, this is still a classy choice - offering more movement and flexibility in a traditional look.

Double Pleat

Offering the most roomy fit, double pleats are great for occasions that call for more movement or on long commutes. These are also the best choice for larger men and those with muscular legs. 

Sartoro pants can be configured with belt loops, side adjusters or without either (suspender buttons only). Suspender buttons can also be added with either option.

Sartoro standard and angled pockets are dual purpose - they can be tucked in

for a streamlined jetted appearance. Ticket pockets are available as well.

Belt Loops

Always a good option, belt loops work for all but the most formal occasions and events. 

*most popular

Side Adjusters

Side adjusters offer a more formal, premium appearance that doesn't require a belt. A great choice with tuxedos.

None (suspender buttons)

A naked waistband is only recommended for ultra formal events and is always paired with suspender buttons.

Traditionally, the side pocket openings on dress pants are straight up and down, with minimal hemming to reduce visual impact.

Slanted pockets have risen in popularity and, while more casual, are generally appropriate for most occasions.

Straight

Straight pockets follow the outseam of the pants to blend in for a minimalist, formal appearance. 

Angled

Less formal, more functional - angled pockets are more ergonomical to slide hands into for accessing your items.

*most popular

While our pants come standard with dual, traditionally styled back pockets, some clients may choose to have one or both of these pockets left off. One (or zero) pockets keeps the drape of the pockets even in the back, and can be more comfortable to sit in. If choosing only one pocket, right handed individuals typically choose right only, while left handed choose left only.

The jacket style reflects both personal style and various occasions.

We offer five core styles, any of which can be configured as a tuxedo jacket.


Left Only

Right Only


Dual

*recommended

No Pockets

The ideal length of pants is up for debate, but our designers recommend pants that end just against the top of the back of the shoes.

Blind hem (without cuffs) is the most popular modern style and is a cleaner, minimalistic look that many prefer as more stylish.

Blind Hem

Finished without cuffs. Recommended for a sleek, modern look and especially for shorter men - a blind hem helps lengthen the appearance of the legs.

*recommended

Cuffed

Finished with standard sized cuffs (1") - most popular with taller and larger men. If you prefer a different cuff length, let us know in the order notes and we can accommodate.

Unhemmed

Unfinished with extra fabric left at the bottom. Ideal for those who are particular about the preferred length of pants and would prefer to have a local tailor finish the garment.

Explore Jacket Options

Styles

The jacket style reflects both personal style and various occasions. We offer five core styles, any of which can be configured as a tuxedo jacket.

  • SB - 1
  • SB - 2
  • SB - 3
  • DB - 4

Single Breasted - One Button

The one-button single breasted can be the most casual style as a suit jacket, or the most formal when designed as a tuxedo.

Single Breasted - Two Button

You can't go wrong with a two-button jacket. Perpetually in style, versatile in design, you'll get maximum utility with this jacket.

*most popular

Single Breasted - Three Button

Three button jackets offer a more traditional look. The lapels meet at a higher point in this style that's sure to get heads turning.

Double Breasted - 4 or 6 Button

The double breasted jacket is a stylish look that's harder to pull off but equally impressive when done right. The difference between the four and six button configuration are two additional non-functional buttons on the chest as pictured above.

Lapels

Lapels are shown below on our single breasted, two button jacket. The exact shape and size will differ depending on the jacket type. Narrow lapels are recommended for slimmer, smaller individuals while wide lapels are recommended primarily for larger, broader men.

  • Notch
  • Peaked
  • Shawl
  • Narrow
  • Regular
  • Wide

*most common

Notch lapels are the staple of traditional suits. Acceptable for almost any occasion, these offer the most versatility. Works well on all single breasted jacket styles, but is not recommended on double breasted configurations.

  • Narrow
  • Regular
  • Wide

Peaked lapels are considered more formal than notch lapels and are most commonly found on tuxedos and double breasted jackets. Peaked lapels make more of a "statement" and are a great choice for showing a bit more flair.

  • Narrow
  • Regular
  • Wide

Shawl lapels are almost exclusively found on tuxedos. Unless you really know what we're doing, we recommend not choosing shawl unless the jacket is a tuxedo. There are no hard and fast rules on width - choose what you like best!

Pockets

Sartoro standard and angled pockets are dual purpose - they can be tucked in for a streamlined jetted appearance. Ticket pockets are available as well.

  • Straight
  • Angled
  • Patch

The most common pocket style - works well for both formal and casual wear. Pocket flaps can be tucked in for a more formal, streamlined appearance.

*most popular

Angled pockets offer a more ergonomic pocket - the slanted flap is more natural to reach your hand into for use. Arguably a bit less formal, these are still an acceptable choice for almost all occasions.

Patch pockets are great for helping make a jacket more casual - perfect for summer garments and less formal occasions. Not recommended with tuxedos.

Buttons

Buttons can accent or blend in with the fabric, depending on style & preference. We offer 16 options. Each jacket has been pre-styled with our recommended selection, but feel free to choose your own.

Cuffs

Generally speaking, the more buttons on a sleeve cuff, the more formal the jacket is. Four buttons is standard for most suits. With Sartoro you can choose 1-5. Sleeves cuff buttons can be made functional or non-functional. If you have arms that are shorter or longer than average, we recommend ordering non-functional, then having a local tailor cut the sleeve buttons once sleeve length is set.

*four button recommended

Vents

Choose dual side vents, one center vent or no vents on your jacket. We recommend two vents as this is a traditional hallmark of a high end garment (off-the-rack suits are typically single vent as the cost to produce is lower). However, this comes down to personal preference.

  • Dual
  • Single
  • None

Dual side vents are always recommended and offer the most comfort when sitting.

*recommended

Single vents can work well for casual summer wear. There's nothing wrong with these - they just appear less custom than dual vents.

Ventless jackets are a traditional style almost exclusively used in  ultra-formal tuxedos. Not recommended for most suits.

Linings

Choose from over 45 different linings. Solid satins come in a wide spectrum of colors and we carry a diverse selection of patterned linings as well for a more premium appearance. 


Choose your lining during the customization process in the suit design tool. Here are a few of our favorites:

Piping / Stitching

The interior piping & stitching bridges the connection between the interior lining and fabric of the jacket, adding a flash of style that's only visible when the jacket is open.


We default most suits to Sartoro teal piping and stitching. If you'd prefer a different color, we recommend white as an option that works well with almost anything.


If you'd prefer not to have piping & stitching, you may indicate that during the customization process.

Canvas

Sartoro suits are half canvased by default. This method offers a modern blend of structure without rigidity. Full canvassing and unstructured construction are available as well.

  • Half
  • Full
  • Unstructured

Half Canvas

Structural horsehair canvas runs through the chest and lapels, providing a balance of structure without being overly rigid. The canvas is stitched, not fused.

*recommended

Full Canvas

Structural horsehair canvas runs through the torso of the jacket, providing extra structure and rigidity that overtime conforms to the wearers body shape. (currently not available)

Unstructured

Recommended exclusively for casual looks (ex. summer wear), unstructured jackets have no canvas, and correspondingly, hardly any structure.

The Fit

Every Sartoro garment is cut to your exact measurements, so there are no sizes, but we do offer three distinct fit options.


Fit preference is selected during the measurement process.

  • Extra Slim
  • Modern
  • Classic

Extra Slim

Narrow cut. Good for individuals with smaller frames and those who prefer a tight fitting suit. Movement is a bit limited but the appearance is most flattering to the body. Not recommended for daily wear.

Modern

Our most popular and recommended cut. Tapered and shaped to conform to your measurements, allowing for movement and comfort while still maintaining a slim silhouette. In our opinion, this cut is how a custom suit should fit.

*recommended

Classic

Wide cut. Extra room for movement and comfort. Still cut to measure but additional easement added. Only recommended for larger individuals and those who prefer a wide, less tapered fit.

Explore Vest Options

Neck / Lapels

In addition to the standard V-neck shape (shown on the Style / Buttons tab), we offer four additional neck options.

  • Scoop
  • Notch
  • Peak
  • Shawl

Scoop Neck

The scoop neck is an alternative style to the standard V-shaped neck, offering more exposure and focus on the shirt below. This is mostly style preference.

Notch Lapels

Vests with lapels increase formality and make this a more stand alone piece that can be worn without an accompanying jacket.

Peak Lapels

Peak lapels are more traditional than the notch lapel, but also provide a bit of an edgy, stylish look. Match this with a peak lapel jacket or wear alone.

Shawl Lapel

Shawl lapels are also available. As with the other lapeled vests, this allows for a more formal look even without a jacket.

Style / Buttons

The vest style often depends on the jacket it's to be worn with, as well as personal preference. Generally speaking - the more buttons on a jacket, the more on a vest in order to ensure the vest is sufficiently visible under the buttoned jacket.

  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • DB

Three Button

The three-button vest is a great choice with one button jackets. The lower buttons create the deepest V available. Best when worn with a tie.

Four Button

The four-button vest comes together to form at a similar point to the three button and is best with one button jackets.

Five Button

The five button works well with both one and two button jackets. The top button is fastened at a level on the torso that works well with both ties and bowties.

*most popular

Six Button

The six button vest creates a smaller V that sits higher on the torso, making this most ideal with three-button jackets or double breasted suits. Typically taller men would choose this option.

Seven Button

The seven button vest is a unique style typically reserved for very tall men and is almost exclusively worn with a three button jacket or double breasted suit.

  • 6-Button
  • 8-Button

The six button double breasted vest is a great choice with a one or two button jacket to give an extra edge to the look. The Y shape created provides a nice contrast with the clean V of a single breasted jacket.

The eight button double breasted vest is similar to the six button but typically worn by taller men. Again this pairs well with either single or double breasted jackets.

Vest Backing

The vest backing depends primarily on how you intend to wear the garment. If primarily under a jacket, satin backing offers more breathability and will be less warm to wear for an extended period of time. If the vest will frequently be worn without a jacket, fabric backing provides a more formal, polished look.

  • Standard Backing
  • Satin Backing

The back of the vest matches the fabric on the front for a polished, formal look.

Satin Backing

A satin backing provides a lighter more breathable finish and adds a bit of flair. Choose from over 15 colors.

*most popular

Explore Pants Options

Front Style

How to choose flat front vs. pleated dress pants? We'll tell you upfront, there's no clear winner. This ultimately comes down to form vs. function. The minimal look of flat front pants is certainly the most modern and flattering choice, but the comfort and functional benefits of pleated pants is not to be overlooked.

  • Flat
  • Single Pleat
  • Double Pleats

The most popular modern style, flat front pants are streamlined and offer clean lines and a professional appearance. This is designer recommended for the most custom fit look.

*recommended

If you prefer a bit more room in the front of the pants, single pleats are a good option. While not as crisp of a look as flat front, this is still a classy choice - offering more movement and flexibility in a traditional look.

Offering the most roomy fit, double pleats are great for occasions that call for more movement or on long commutes. These are also the best choice for larger men and those with muscular legs. 

Waistband

Sartoro pants can be configured with belt loops, side adjusters or without either (suspender buttons only). Suspender buttons can also be added with either option.

  • Belt Loops
  • Side Adjusters
  • None

Always a good option, belt loops work for all but the most formal occasions and events. 

*most popular

Side adjusters offer a more formal, premium appearance that doesn't require a belt. A great choice with tuxedos.

A naked waistband is only recommended for ultra formal events and is always paired with suspender buttons.

Side Pockets

Traditionally, the side pocket openings on dress pants are straight up and down, with minimal hemming to reduce visual impact. Slanted pockets have risen in popularity and, while more casual, are generally appropriate for most occasions.

  • Straight
  • Angled

Straight pockets follow the outseam of the pants to blend in for a minimalist, formal appearance. 

Slightly less formal, more functional - angled pockets are more ergonomical to slide hands into for accessing your items.

*most popular

Rear Pockets

While our pants come standard with dual, traditionally styled back pockets, some clients may choose to have one or both of these pockets left off. One (or zero) pockets keeps the drape of the pockets even in the back, and can be more comfortable to sit in. If choosing only one pocket, right handed individuals typically choose right only, while left handed choose left only.

  • Dual
  • Left
  • Right
  • None

*most popular

Bottom Hem

The ideal length of pants is up for debate, but our designers recommend pants that end just against the top of the back of the shoes. Blind hem (without cuffs) is the most popular modern style and is a cleaner, minimalistic look that many prefer as more stylish.

  • Blind Hem
  • Cuffed
  • Unhemmed

Finished without cuffs. Recommended for a sleek, modern look and especially for shorter men - a blind hem helps lengthen the appearance of the legs.

*most popular

Finished with standard sized cuffs (1") - most popular with taller and larger men. If you prefer a different cuff length, let us know in the order notes and we can accommodate.

Unfinished with extra fabric left at the bottom. Ideal for those who are particular about the preferred length of pants and would prefer to have a local tailor finish the garment.

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