Why Choose Us?

100% English Support – No language barrier, smooth communication.

Fabric Shopping Guidance in Nippori – Our expert helps you select the perfect fabric.

Tailor Shops That Accept Your Own Fabric – No restrictions, full customization.

Quick Delivery – Suits ready in as fast as 3 weeks for short-term travelers.

Worldwide Shipping & Fit Guarantee – Receive your suit even after leaving Japan.

How It Works

Step 1: Book Your Fabric Tour or Consultation

Fill in our simple form to book a Free Consultation or Nippori Fabric Shopping Tour.

Already have fabric? Skip the tour and go straight to style design.

Step 2: Explore Nippori Textile Town (Optional)

We will introduce you to stores with:
100% Wool Fabrics
Cashmere & Luxury Fabrics
Made-in-Japan, Italian & British Fabrics

Step 3: Design Your Perfect Suit

Choose your style, lining, buttons & every detail with expert advice.

Need ideas? We provide professional styling tips.

Step 4: Payment & Delivery Options

Complete your payment after finalizing your design.

Choose delivery:
Local Delivery in Japan
International Shipping
(Check international shipping rates)

Pricing

Shipping Fee Information

Please check the official websites of each shipping company to confirm the exact shipping fee by entering your destination country. You are also free to choose any shipping company you prefer, in addition to the options listed above.

The package dimensions are:Width: 8cm, Depth: 51cm, Height: 84cm
The total combined size is 143cm.

・YAMATO
https://www.kuronekoyamato.co.jp/ytc/en/
・DHL
https://www.dhl.com/jp-en/home/get-a-quote.html
・EMS
https://www.post.japanpost.jp/index_en.html

Fabric size(cm) required 

The width of the outer fabric is 152cm.
If you do not know your chest measurement and total length, our tailor will take your measurements for you.

FAQ

If you have any questions not listed in the FAQ, please feel free to contact us through the inquiry form.

Selected products by customers

Personalize Your Suit: Premium Lining Options for a Unique Touch

URAMASA®

「青楼十二時　卯の刻」 喜多川歌麿喜（1753?-1806） Kitagawa Utamaro's "Twelve Hours in the Yoshiwara: The Hour of the Hare" depicts a courtesan seeing off an overnight guest at dawn. The lining of the haori she is about to drape over the guest features an illustration of a Daruma figure, sucking on his finger with a slightly unsatisfied expression.

During the reign of Tokugawa Yoshimune (1716–1745), the Edo shogunate implemented the Kyōhō Reforms, a series of economic policies aimed at addressing the government's financial difficulties. As part of these reforms, strict sumptuary laws were enacted to curb excessive luxury. These regulations sought to reduce the shogunate's expenditures while also restraining the extravagant spending habits of both merchants and samurai. Yoshimune promoted simplicity and frugality, rigorously enforcing restrictions on ornate kimonos and lavish accessories. It was within this context that the culture of "Uramasari" emerged—a sophisticated aesthetic in which people restrained outward displays of luxury but indulged in hidden elegance. Instead of showcasing their wealth openly, they paid great attention to unseen details, secretly enjoying beauty in places others could not immediately see. From the linings of kimono and haori jackets to the backs of obi sashes and even the intricate engravings on sword guards, individuals expressed their sense of style, personality, and refinement through concealed elements. The spirit of "Uramasari" was not merely an artistic approach; it carried an underlying defiance against authority. In a society where visible extravagance was heavily regulated, people found a way to subvert these restrictions through discreet sophistication. By wearing muted tones on the surface while hiding luxurious crimson silk or intricate gold brocade in the linings, they challenged the system in a subtle yet elegant way. The philosophy of "true beauty lies within" was deeply embedded in this practice, making it not just a fashion statement, but a reflection of resilience and refined rebellion.

The world is quietly wrapped in luxurious linings.

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