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JLC · 02-06-2013, 04:43 PM

There are a ton of good and bad reviews for Indochino...

I got one of their suits for a wedding as the groom wanted everyone in the wedding party to have matching suits.

3 out of 4 of us had to get extra alterations done. Even after $80 on alterations on mine, it still didnt fit great. The tailor had recommended that in order to get it to fit great, it would run me about $225...(Townline Tailors on Howe). The other guys had similar experiences.

Although they didnt fit great, there wasn't enough time to really do too much about it so we all stuck with it and sported them for the wedding. Again, they didnt look horrible, but they didnt look great.

That wedding was 3 years ago. Not a single one of us has worn that suit since that wedding day (although its a super nice grey suit...if only it fit better).

A true custom suit typically takes 3-4 fittings before it can be completed...so although Indochino takes all your measurements and custom makes the suit, there is no way to get a truly perfect fit the first time (unless you're just lucky)

Who knows though, if after a few orders, you've made enough small changes to the suit's fit, it could at that point be where it fits like a glove and could look amazing. (or if you luck out the first time and it just fits awesome - which could and has happened for many)

Suit Supply
Love their store!! Their clothes are of superior quality to Indochino without question.
Their suits, blazers, shirts, jackets, all fit amazing...at least for my body type...Love them!

02-06-2013, 04:43 PM	#14
JLC RS.net, where our google ads make absolutely no sense! Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Vancouver Posts: 905 Thanked 41 Times in 20 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	There are a ton of good and bad reviews for Indochino... I got one of their suits for a wedding as the groom wanted everyone in the wedding party to have matching suits. 3 out of 4 of us had to get extra alterations done. Even after $80 on alterations on mine, it still didnt fit great. The tailor had recommended that in order to get it to fit great, it would run me about $225...(Townline Tailors on Howe). The other guys had similar experiences. Although they didnt fit great, there wasn't enough time to really do too much about it so we all stuck with it and sported them for the wedding. Again, they didnt look horrible, but they didnt look great. That wedding was 3 years ago. Not a single one of us has worn that suit since that wedding day (although its a super nice grey suit...if only it fit better). A true custom suit typically takes 3-4 fittings before it can be completed...so although Indochino takes all your measurements and custom makes the suit, there is no way to get a truly perfect fit the first time (unless you're just lucky) Who knows though, if after a few orders, you've made enough small changes to the suit's fit, it could at that point be where it fits like a glove and could look amazing. (or if you luck out the first time and it just fits awesome - which could and has happened for many) Suit Supply Love their store!! Their clothes are of superior quality to Indochino without question. Their suits, blazers, shirts, jackets, all fit amazing...at least for my body type...Love them! Last edited by JLC; 02-07-2013 at 10:04 AM.