Almost every Singapore tailor will tell you a suit is "from" some number, and almost none of them mean the same thing by it. Picadilly Tailors publishes the lowest figure anyone here will put in writing, $259, but that variant is 100% polyester on an 8 to 10 week wait, and its own pure-wool option is $989. We Are Suitable starts at $299 and drops to $279 a suit once you order five. Edit Suits Co. is the cheapest place on this list to get into a proper mill fabric at $749, and it adds $100 for the tuxedo option where Made Suits adds $150. Made Suits publishes the most complete ladder in Singapore, from a $1,599 house Japanese wool two-piece to a full-bespoke tier it lists at $17,050 to $50,000. CYC, tailoring here since 1935, is at $1,300 for house blends and $2,660 for branded cloth. Every price, address and lead time below was read off each tailor's own website, price list or product listing on 19 September 2026.
Singapore tailors publish more of their prices than most people expect, and the spread between them is enormous.
> Quick view: the cheapest published custom suit is Picadilly's $259, but that is polyester on an 8 to 10 week wait. Wool with a full price ladder realistically starts at $749 (Edit Suits Co.). Tuxedos cost $100 to $150 extra.
The one tailor here that prints its entire ladder by fabric mill, which makes it the easiest place in Singapore to work out what you are paying for. A two-piece runs $749 in its own ES Essentials cloth, $899 in House Fabrics, $1,099 in Reda, $1,299 in Huddersfield, $1,349 in Drago, $1,399 in Alfred Brown or Holland & Sherry, $1,749 in Dormeuil and $1,799 in Loro Piana or Scabal. Jackets alone start at $569, waistcoats and trousers at $219, chinos at $219, and shirts run $129 Essentials, $149 House, $219 Somelos, $229 Weba, $309 Soktas or Canclini and $459 in Loro Piana or Solbiati. Every suit and jacket price is for half-canvas construction, and the tuxedo option adds $100. The promotions page carries four standing offers: $250 off the Business Package of two ES Selection suits and five shirts, a free Essentials shirt when you buy five custom shirts, 10% off the Luxury Tuxedo Package and 10% off the Essentials Groom Package of a premium two-piece, waistcoat and shirt, the last two available in the showroom only. Worth an email before you book: the shirt package calls that free Essentials shirt "worth $139" while the price list shows Essentials shirts from $129. Showroom at 35A Duxton Rd, Level 2, Singapore 089499, +65 3158 3926, by appointment.
Give $150, get $150 on a friend's first order above $999, plus $250 off the two-suit-and-five-shirt Business Package and 10% off the groom and tuxedo packages in the Duxton Road showroom
The cheapest wool-route made-to-measure here and the only tailor on this list that publishes a group ladder, which is what makes it the default answer for a wedding party rather than a single suit. Its price page lists a two-piece from $299, a three-piece from $378 and a bespoke tuxedo from $599, with custom shirts and custom trousers from $99 each and a shirt-and-trousers bundle from $188. Order three suits and the price drops to $289 each; order five or more and it is $279 each, so a five-groomsman order saves $100 against the single-suit rate before anyone has negotiated. The trade-off is the location and the format: this is a by-appointment studio at 190 Woodlands Industrial Park E5, #07-08 Woodlands BizHub, Singapore 757516, not a shopfront you can walk past, and it opens daily including Sunday from 10am to 7pm on appointments only. Contactable on +65 8365 6722 or WhatsApp.
Group pricing published on its own site: $289 a suit at three suits and $279 at five or more, against $299 for a single suit
Publishes the cheapest custom suit anyone here will commit to in writing, $259, and then, to its credit, publishes exactly what that number is. On its own product page the $259 tier is 100% polyester with an 8 to 10 week delivery, followed by $659 for a wool-polyester blend, $859 for wool-rayon, $989 for pure wool and $1,459 for premium branded wool, with names like Ermenegildo Zegna available on request. Suits include jacket and trousers only; shirts and accessories are priced separately at $89 for polyester, $129 for a poly-cotton blend, $159 for pure cotton and $189 for two-ply easy-iron cotton, and the shirt listing promises free alterations for up to six months from collection. Tuxedos run $359 in polyester, $659 in rayon, $859 in a wool blend and $1,259 in pure wool, although the same listing's description says the tuxedo starts "from $299.00 onwards", so confirm which figure applies. Standard delivery on everything is 8 to 10 weeks with an express service quoted on request via WhatsApp at +65 9146 2274. Shop at 14 Scotts Road, #02-85 Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213.
Free alterations for up to six months from collection, published on its own shirt listing, plus an express make quoted on request through WhatsApp
Prints more numbers than any other tailor here, including the ones most houses keep behind a consultation. Its bespoke-to-measure suits go: house Japanese wool two-piece $1,599 (jacket $1,259, trousers or waistcoat $499), house English wool $1,799 (jacket $1,399, trousers $589), entry European mills from $2,099, mid European mills from $3,599 and its top European tier from $5,299. Full bespoke starts at $3,399 in European mill cloth and runs up to a band it publishes as $17,050 to $50,000 for a two-piece. Shirts are $229 in in-house mills and $489 in branded cloth, polos $329 and $529, bespoke trousers $489 in mixed wool and $599 in pure wool, chinos $429 and $699, and denim $499 or $599 in selvedge. All suit and jacket prices are half-canvas or unconstructed, and the tuxedo option adds $150, $50 more than Edit Suits Co. charges for the same switch. Lead times on its FAQ: 4 to 6 weeks with zero to one fitting for bespoke-to-measure, 7 to 9 weeks with one to two fittings for full bespoke, 2.5 to 3 weeks for shirts and 3 to 5 weeks for trousers. Studio at 45B Craig Road, Level 3, open Monday to Friday 12pm to 9pm and Saturday 1pm to 6pm, closed Sunday.
No discount campaign, but it publishes every tier in writing, including the full-bespoke band at $17,050 to $50,000 that most houses will only quote in person
The heritage name on this list, tailoring in Singapore since 1935 and still the easiest one to walk into, because it keeps normal mall hours rather than an appointment-only door. Its own prices page sets made-to-measure shirts at from $200 with a 3 to 4 week lead time, and suits in three fabric bands: house fabrics in blends from $1,300, house fabrics in wool from $2,260 and branded fabrics from $2,660, the last of which its page currently marks as a promotion. Suits take 6 to 8 weeks, which is the longest published suit lead time here apart from Picadilly's, so this is not the shop to walk into six weeks before a wedding. Two stores, CYC Capitol and CYC Fullerton; the Capitol shop is at 13 Stamford Road, Singapore 178905, on 6336 3556, and opens Monday to Sunday 11am to 8pm. Also runs corporate and uniform work through the same consultants, which is worth knowing if you are outfitting a team rather than yourself.
Branded-fabric suits from $2,660 are flagged as a promotion on CYC's own prices page, against $2,260 for house wool and $1,300 for house blends
A Telok Ayer shophouse operation whose pricing page does the one thing nobody else on this list does: it states that the figures are inclusive of GST, so the number you read is the number you pay. In English or Italian cloth, suits start at S$1,799 with full canvas available for S$300 more, trousers at S$380, shirts at S$259 and waistcoats at S$380. Its in-house fabric line is cheaper, with shirts from S$179 and trousers from S$280. That S$1,799 entry is the highest starting point here apart from full bespoke, so the value argument rests on construction and cloth rather than the headline, and the full-canvas upgrade is the figure to ask about first: at S$2,099 all-in it sits close to Made Suits' entry European mill tier. Appointment-only at 122 Telok Ayer Street, Level 1, Singapore 068591, open Monday to Friday 11am to 8pm and Saturday 11am to 6pm, on +65 8994 1272.
Publishes GST-inclusive prices, the only tailor here that says so: S$1,799 in English or Italian cloth, S$2,099 once you add full canvas
An Orchard Plaza fixture whose useful difference is that it does both ends of the job: it makes suits to measure and it rents them. Its published custom prices are a solid three-piece suit at $680, a peak-lapel tuxedo at $760 and a designer three-piece at $820, which puts a three-piece within reach at a price where several tailors here are still quoting two. The rental side covers two-piece suits, blazers and sports coats, tuxedos and tuxedo shirts, and its own site sets the period at a 72-hour (3-day) block starting from the date and time of collection, which is the detail to plan around if your wedding weekend runs long. Rental rates are not published, so they have to be asked for in store. Located at #01-57 and #01-01 Orchard Plaza, 150 Orchard Road, Singapore 238841, open 11.30am to 8.30pm Monday to Saturday and 11.30am to 6.30pm on Sundays and public holidays, on 9697 4297.
Suit, tuxedo, blazer and tuxedo-shirt rental on a 72-hour block from collection, the only rental option on this list; rates quoted in store
The one house on this list that publishes no figure at all, which is itself the useful information: if a number matters to you, budget a consultation rather than a comparison. Meiko has been cutting in Singapore since the 1970s and works at the full-bespoke end, with two boutiques and a members' programme it calls the Upper Room. The Marina Bay branch is inside Pan Pacific Singapore at #02-01, Singapore 039595, and runs Monday to Saturday 11am to 7pm, with appointments taken strictly between 2.30pm and 6.30pm; the Boat Quay branch is at 35A Boat Quay, Singapore 049824, also Monday to Saturday 11am to 7pm, with no Sunday appointments. Enquiries on 6334 6911, WhatsApp 8180 6418 or enquiry@meikotailor.com. Go in with a written brief and ask for the all-in figure, including canvas construction, fittings and any spare trouser, before you leave a deposit, because there is no published list to check it against afterwards.
Visit website| Tailor | Cheapest published 2-piece | What that entry price buys | Tuxedo | Lead time | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edit Suits Co. | $749 (ES Essentials) | Half-canvas, own-brand cloth; Reda from $1,099, Loro Piana and Scabal $1,799 | +$100 on any suit | Not published | 35A Duxton Rd, Level 2 |
| We Are Suitable | $299 | Made-to-measure two-piece; $289 each at three suits, $279 at five or more | From $599 | Not published | Woodlands BizHub #07-08 |
| Picadilly Tailors | $259 | 100% polyester on an 8 to 10 week wait; pure wool is $989 | From $359 (its listing text says $299) | 8-10 weeks standard | Far East Plaza #02-85 |
| Made Suits | $1,599 | House Japanese wool, half-canvas; full bespoke starts at $3,399 | +$150 per suit | 4-6 weeks, 7-9 for full bespoke | 45B Craig Road, Level 3 |
| CYC Made to Measure | $1,300 | House blends; house wool $2,260, branded cloth $2,660 | Not published | 6-8 weeks for suits | Capitol and Fullerton |
| Common Suits | $1,799 | English or Italian cloth, GST included; full canvas is $300 more | Not published | Not published | 122 Telok Ayer Street |
| Ehkay Corner Tailor | $680 (three-piece) | Custom solid three-piece; designer three-piece $820 | $760, peak lapel | Not published | Orchard Plaza #01-57 |
| Meiko Tailor | Quotation only | Full hand-cut bespoke, appointment only, no figure published anywhere | Not published | Not published | Pan Pacific and Boat Quay |
Every price, address, opening hour and lead time above was read on 19 September 2026 from the tailor's own website, published price list or product listing, not from a directory or a review aggregator. Where a figure exists only behind a consultation, the entry says so instead of quoting a third party's estimate. Two internal contradictions turned up in the process and are flagged on the cards: Picadilly Tailors' tuxedo listing describes the garment as "from $299.00 onwards" while its own fabric options start at $359, and Edit Suits Co.'s shirt package describes a free Essentials shirt as "worth $139" while its price list shows Essentials shirts from $129.
The headline number is nearly always the cheapest cloth, and cloth is most of the price. Picadilly Tailors proves the point inside one shop: the same suit is $259 in polyester, $659 in a wool-polyester blend, $859 in wool-rayon, $989 in pure wool and $1,459 in premium branded wool. So the first question is not "how much is a suit here" but "how much is a suit here in a fabric I would actually wear in this climate".
Three other things move the number after you have chosen cloth:
Prices, promotions and lead times change, and several of the figures above are tied to specific fabric mills or showroom-only packages. Confirm the current terms with the tailor before you pay a deposit.
Anywhere from $259 to five figures, and the honest working range for a suit you will actually enjoy wearing is about $700 to $1,900. As at 19 September 2026, the published entry prices on this list run: Picadilly Tailors $259 for a 100% polyester two-piece, We Are Suitable $299, Ehkay Corner Tailor $680 for a three-piece, Edit Suits Co. $749 for a half-canvas ES Essentials two-piece, CYC Made to Measure $1,300 for house blends, Made Suits $1,599 for house Japanese wool, and Common Suits $1,799 in English or Italian cloth with GST already included. The jump you feel most is the fabric, not the label: Picadilly's own ladder goes $259 polyester, $659 wool-polyester blend, $859 wool-rayon, $989 pure wool, $1,459 premium branded wool, all from the same tailor and the same pattern.
Picadilly Tailors at Far East Plaza publishes the lowest number, $259, and it is worth reading what that buys before you book. On its own product listing, $259 is the 100% polyester variant and it carries an 8 to 10 week standard delivery; the same product page then prices wool-polyester at $659 and pure wool at $989. Its shirts start at $89 in polyester and $159 in pure cotton, and the listing promises free alterations for up to six months from collection, which is a genuinely useful term at this price. One oddity worth knowing: the tuxedo listing's description says the tuxedo "ranges from $299.00 onwards" while the fabric options underneath it start at $359, so ask which figure applies before you commit. If you want the cheapest suit that is wool rather than plastic, the shortest route is We Are Suitable at $299 or Picadilly's $659 blend, and the cheapest branded-mill entry is Edit Suits Co. at $749.
Made-to-measure adapts an existing house pattern to your measurements; full bespoke cuts a pattern from scratch for you. Made Suits is the clearest example on this list because it sells and prices both. Its bespoke-to-measure line is built on the house signature cut, described on its own FAQ as about 60% handmade, takes 4 to 6 weeks and needs zero to one fitting, and starts at $1,599 for house Japanese wool. Its full bespoke takes 7 to 9 weeks with one to two fittings and starts at $3,399 in European mill cloth, rising to a band it publishes as $17,050 to $50,000. Meiko Tailor sits at the full-bespoke end too but publishes no figure at all, and works strictly by appointment at Pan Pacific Singapore and Boat Quay. One term to check everywhere: most quotes here are for half-canvas construction. Edit Suits Co. and Made Suits both footnote that their suit and jacket prices are half-canvas, and Common Suits charges S$300 more for full canvas.
Three months before the wedding is comfortable, two is tight, and under six weeks limits your choices. The published lead times explain why. Made Suits quotes 4 to 6 weeks for bespoke-to-measure and 7 to 9 weeks for full bespoke, plus 2.5 to 3 weeks for shirts and 3 to 5 weeks for trousers. CYC Made to Measure quotes 6 to 8 weeks on suits and 3 to 4 weeks on shirts. Picadilly Tailors quotes 8 to 10 weeks as standard, with an express service on request through WhatsApp. On top of that, build in time for one alteration round after the first fitting, and remember that a groom usually needs the groomsmen measured in the same window, which is where We Are Suitable's group ladder ($289 a suit at three, $279 at five or more) and Edit Suits Co.'s 10% Essentials Groom Package start to matter. If the date is already too close, Ehkay Corner Tailor rents suits, tuxedos, blazers and tuxedo shirts in 72-hour blocks.
Not consistently, and only one tailor on this list says so plainly. Common Suits states on its own pricing page that its figures are inclusive of GST, so its S$1,799 English or Italian cloth suit is the price you pay. Nobody else here publishes a GST line beside the number, which means a $1,599 or $1,300 headline may still gain 9% at the counter. Two other footnotes are worth reading before you compare like with like. Edit Suits Co. adds $100 for the tuxedo option while Made Suits adds $150, and Edit Suits Co.'s shirt package describes the free Essentials shirt as "worth $139" while its own price list shows Essentials shirts from $129. Ask for the all-in figure in writing, including canvas construction and any extra trouser, before you leave a deposit.
Yes, and on this list Ehkay Corner Tailor is the one that does it. Its own site sets the rental period at a 72-hour (3-day) block starting from the date and time of collection, and the range covers two-piece suits, blazers and sports coats, tuxedos and tuxedo shirts. It does not publish rental rates online, so you will need to ask in store at #01-57 and #01-01 Orchard Plaza, 150 Orchard Road, open 11.30am to 8.30pm Monday to Saturday and 11.30am to 6.30pm on Sundays and public holidays. If you would rather own something, its custom-made prices are published: $680 for a solid three-piece suit, $760 for a peak-lapel tuxedo and $820 for a designer three-piece.
