Tailor made menswear

Messori’s Made to Measure service brings you back to the time of tailors. When buying clothes and shirts was a lavish way to spend a few hours. Getting to learn more about fabrics and choosing the best ones, while deciding on the pairings for your garment, and sharing with the tailor your particular needs and tastes.

Messori offers tailoring services at our headquarters in Sassuolo. Directly on, Gianmarco Messori, the head tailor of the family business, will welcome you to his office and explain to you the endless possibilities that Messori’s unique bespoke service can offer.

At the headquarters in Sassuolo, you will have the opportunity to encounter, first hand, the Messori experience, with the help of our highly qualified staff that exclusively handcrafts our clothing.
The creation of a custom-made suit, or shirt, involves different processing steps, beginning with the introduction between the tailor and the client. At this point, the skill of the tailor is focused on understanding the needs and preferences of the customer: this is the only way to get a piece of clothing tailored ad hoc.

To have a tailored suit or dress made, it is also crucial to talk about the fabrics used, their appearance, their composition, and hand weights. It will be very interesting to delve into the specific characteristics of each fabric, as well as its history - think, for example, the Prince of Wales, its origin, and the peculiarities that it brings.

Together with the measurements, you and the tailor will decide on the characteristics that your suit or shirt should have: a tailored suit with two or three buttons, a tailored jacket with peak or classic lapel, a tailored shirt with a french collar, a tailored jacket with one or two slits, fully lined or partially lined.

The skill of the tailor is to learn about the customer's needs, in order to make a suit or a tailored shirt that fully reflects the features required.

Determine the external characteristics of the tailored clothing, choosing the garment for all of the interior, and it is here that the custom tailored suit comes together: jointly, the customer and the tailor decide upon the color of the lining, the style of the buttons (metal, horn or corozo), the color of the inner stitching, and the chance to have the customer’s name embroidered inside. In the case of a tailored suit, you can also insert the current date or event for which you create it.