Tailor-Made-Shirts

Tailor Made Shirts

A great shirt is the foundation of any outfit, and at Mannzilo, we believe every man deserves a shirt that fits like a second skin. Our tailor- made shirts combine superior craftsmanship with unparalleled customisation.

The Correct Fit is about the perfect balance of comfort and aesthetic for you. Each person is different and there are certain elements which need more consideration, these are:

The Collar Fit – The role of your collar is to provide some structure and to frame your face in a positive light. Depending on the person, the perfect fit can have one or two fingers space when buttoned. If too big, it sits too low when opened or buttoned and is unflattering. If too small, it is uncomfortable and squeezes the skin.
The Chest Fit – A good chest fit will show your shape in the best light but if too big, it creates untidy chest creases while wearing a jacket. If the chest is too small, the shirt buttons popping effect happens.
The Stomach Fit – A great stomach fit contours to your body. It can be tapered or more comfortable depending on your body shape. Aesthetic versus comfort considerations require a balanced approach.

The Correct Fit is about the perfect balance of comfort and aesthetic for you. Each person is different and there are certain elements which need more consideration, these are:

The Collar Fit – The role of your collar is to provide some structure and to frame your face in a positive light. Depending on the person, the perfect fit can have one or two fingers space when buttoned. If too big, it sits too low when opened or buttoned and is unflattering. If too small, it is uncomfortable and squeezes the skin.
The Chest Fit – A good chest fit will show your shape in the best light but if too big, it creates untidy chest creases while wearing a jacket. If the chest is too small, the shirt buttons popping effect happens.
The Stomach Fit – A great stomach fit contours to your body. It can be tapered or more comfortable depending on your body shape. Aesthetic versus comfort considerations require a balanced approach.

What happens at your fitting?

First thing’s first, we want to know why you’ve walked in to our studio and what you want to look like.

Landed a promotion and need a new suit?

Have a special event coming up?

Or do you want to work with tailors who share your obsession with details?

Once we know the reason for the garment, we follow a five-step process to guide your selections and personalise your look. This process is based on everything we have learned about garment construction since 1999, and is what sets us apart.

Step 1: Construction and style

First we consider the overall look: the shape of the garment, what you will be wearing it for and the right construction for your natural proportions. Then we move on to details such as lining, canvassing and pockets.

Step 2: Fabric and finishes

To get the fabric selection right, we narrow down your options by colours that enhance your complexion, texture that accentuates the shape of the suit and cloth that is durable enough for the purpose of the garment. Finally, you select complementary finishes including buttons, cuffs and monogramming.

Step 3: Measure and fit

Custom clothes should move effortlessly with you – and that’s why this step is the most in-depth. We take detailed measurements, paying attention to proportion, length and balance. Then once you are measured up, we test the fit against your natural movements to create the basis of your pattern.

Step 4: Maintenance

At our adjoining alterations studio, many repairs we perform are due to incorrect care. To ensure this doesn’t happen to you, we explain storage, dry cleaning (you can overdo it), ironing and letting your garments breathe. You don’t have to remember all this, because we give you a copy of The Suit Book that outlines these details too.

Step 5: Capsule wardrobe

With your measurements and style preferences on file, building out your wardrobe is a straightforward task. With the right mix of garments for different occasions – all in complementary styles and colours – getting dressed becomes simple and one of the most enjoyable parts of each day.

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Cotton: Soft, breathable, and versatile. Cotton shirts are comfortable and easy to care for, making them a popular choice for both casual and formal wear. Linen: Light and breathable, ideal for warmer climates. Linen shirts have a more relaxed, textured look but tend to wrinkle easily. Twill: A thicker fabric with a subtle diagonal weave, twill shirts are durable and have a smooth finish. Oxford: A type of cotton fabric that is woven in a basketweave pattern, creating a slightly textured appearance. Oxford shirts are typically casual and versatile. Silk & Blends: Luxurious, smooth fabrics perfect for formal occasions, often blended with other materials for durability. Our fabric range:

Poplin
Broadcloth
Chambray
Linen
Seersucker

Oxford
Denim
Herringbone
Twill
Flannel

The details on a tailored shirt matter as much if not more than a suit. We advise and/or you choose the following details:

Collar shape and size
Cuff shape and size
Placket type
Pleats
Button colour

Button thread colour
Button hole colour
Monogram (Font, colour & position)
Detailed Fabric for inside collar, cuff or placket.

Our shirt styles are adaptable & we hold a deep understanding of current trends, classic style, after 5 elegance and casual aesthetics. Our shirts are tailor made in Italy & Hong Kong.

Tailor Made Shirts from $300.

Package Deal - Buy 4 get the 5th shirt Complimentary.

Do you need quick delivery? No problem, use our express service of 10 - 14 days.

Dress Shirt: A formal shirt usually worn with a suit and tie for business or formal occasions. Casual Shirt: More relaxed in fit and style, often worn for day-to-day or weekend wear. Oxford Shirt: Typically a button-down, slightly more casual shirt made from Oxford cloth. Tuxedo Shirt: A formal shirt with a pleated front and cufflinks, worn with a tuxedo. These characteristics combine to create a shirt that fits your style, needs, and personality, ensuring comfort and confidence whether you're in the office, at a casual outing, or attending a formal event. Tips for Choosing the Right Color: Consider Your Industry: More traditional industries (finance, law) may favor neutral and classic colors like white, navy, or gray. Creative fields (design, marketing) allow for more color experimentation (like pink or lavender). Seasonal Considerations: Lighter shades (like light blue or pink) are great for spring/summer, while darker colors (like navy and charcoal) are ideal for fall/winter. Personal Style: Choose a color that complements your skin tone and makes you feel confident. If you're unsure, you can't go wrong with classic colors like white or light blue. These business shirt colors convey different messages and are appropriate for various work environments, allowing you to express your personal style while adhering to professional standards.

TAILOR MADE SHIRTS