Every man deserves the best suit in his closet and to do that you need the right names in the sartorial game.
As Sydney is growing up, we’ve pulled together some the best suit stores to suit (no pun intended) any budget and occasion.
Whether it’s for work, a wedding, or you just want to look damn stylish every other day, these are the best Sydney suit stores you need to hit up.
In this Sydney Suits story….
M.J. Bale
Shop 30, 455 George Street, Sydney CBD ($$-$$$)
M.J. Bale is one of Australia’s most innovative suit makers with a clear focus on construction, versatility and feel. The label boasts numerous stores across the city so finding one shouldn’t be too hard. More importantly, though, M.J. Bale offers some of the finest suits available on the market through its use of Australian merino wool which is sent to Italy for milling and Japan for final construction.
Suit types: Off the peg / Made-to-measure
The Bespoke Corner
223 Glenmore Road, Paddington, 2023
Following strong success in Melbourne, The Bespoke Corner has recently popped up in Sydney. Designed and developed to be more than just a tailor, The Bespoke Corner promises all customers an experience unlike any other. Not only will you find an incredible selection of premium fabrics and some of the best tailors in the business across the two floors of the boutique, but members can also indulge themselves in an exclusive cigar bar and Italian-style lounge courtyard.
Suit types: Bespoke custom-made
Farage
Level 1, Shop 79, The Strand Arcade, Pitt Street Mall ($$)
Established in 1998, Farage was one of the first stores that really pushed the boundaries of sartorial style and craftsmanship in Australia. Their dedication to producing high quality menswear hasn’t waned since. Farage specialises in classic tailored suits and shirting so it’s a must for anyone looking for shirts that follow a more traditional style with a subtle modern twist.
Suit types: Off the peg / Made-to-measure
Brooks Brothers
Shop 2, 44 Martin Place Sydney ($$-$$$)
Brooks Brothers are one of the principal architects of preppy suit style. they’re also one of the few brands left that still offer an authentic oxford button-down that doesn’t come from a sweatshop. Their collection covers everything from classic suiting to more casual wear reflective of contemporary Americana. Made in America lives on at Brooks Brothers.
Suit types: Off the peg
Calibre
4024/188 Pitt St, Sydney, Westfield Sydney ($$)
Whilst menswear is their primary game, Australian label Calibre continues to dabble in suiting with some surprising results. Modern cuts, fresh detailing, seasonal looks and a very accessible price point has allowed Calibre to flourish in the home market. Their stores are also located across Sydney so finding one shouldn’t be an issue.
Suit types: Off the peg
Henry Bucks
23-25 O’Connell Street, Sydney CBD ($$$$)
Henry Bucks have been creating suits for Sydney’s distinguished gentlemen since 1999. Their CBD store is a one-stop shop for quality suiting, trousers, shirts, knitwear, jackets and more. Whilst we do endorse the ideal of owning a suit, Henry Bucks also has a suit hiring service alongside a host of other brands like Bogliolo, Canali, Richard James, Kent & Curwen, Isaia and Eton.
Suit types: Off the peg
Reiss
4057/8/500 Oxford St, Westfield Bondi Junction ($$)
David Reiss pioneered design-led menswear in 1971 and it has formed the backbone of the name today. Their pieces offer innovation, quality, detail and value whilst the brand is known for its modern takes on classic, casual & formal designs for men. If it’s any indication of their work, their pieces can often be found on celebrities and fashion influencers.
Suit types: Off the peg
Zara
Pitt St & Market Street, Westfield CBD ($)
Zara offers an affordable style of suiting for men in Sydney. It’s an off-the-rack affair here but a bit more grown-up with more mature tones and sleeker detailing without the big-ticket pricing. They also have various stores across Sydney to make shopping a breeze.
Suit types: Off the peg
Mr. A Taylor
Appointment only ($$)
Taylor by name, tailor by nature. And with that Sydney has access to one of the newest talents on the made-to-measure scene. Mr. A Taylor follows the ways of traditional Neapolitan suiting that’s designed in Australia and proudly handcrafted in Italy. The fabrics from Mr. A Taylor are sourced from mills in the U.K and Europe and include names Holland & Sherry, Dormeuil, Reda and Ermenegildo Zegna. Each fabric is then cut by hand, sewn by hand and fitted by hand. Mr. A Taylor is a mobile service based in Bondi but he also services Australia’s major cities.
Suit types: Made to measure
G A Zink & Sons
56 Oxford St, Darlinghurst ($$$$)
One of the earliest established tailors in Sydney, G A Zink & Sons are a made-to-measure shop producing high end suiting for the most discerning suit fiend. They’re located in Darlinghurst and specialise in creating the perfect suit for the man looking for the more dignified or muted suit. It’s not cheap, but well worth a visit to see what money can buy.
Suit types: Made to measure
Oscar Hunt
2/73 York St, Sydney CBD ($$$)
Located in Sydney’s CBD in a stunning showroom, Oscar Hunt is the perfect place to sort out your made-to-measure business needs with ease and convenience.
The friendly fitters here work with clients to understand their unique requirements before guiding them through various styles, design options and finishings details. All of this takes place in the comfort of the Oscar Hunt first fitting room over a couple of drinks from the bar.
Suit types: Made to measure
Crane Brothers
410/350 George St, Sydney CBD ($$$)
No visit to Sydney would be complete without dropping in to visit the New Zealand-born Crane Brothers. Founded by former Zambesi menswear designer Murray Crane, Crane Brothers offers a fine selection of handmade menswear with a strong focus on suiting, both ready-to-wear and made-to-measure. In addition to suits, you can find their high quality New Zealand-made shirts alongside impeccable service. You’ll find them on George Street but by appointment only.
Suit types: Made to measure
Belance
Shop 1/3 Sussex Street, Barangaroo ($$)
Belance offers customers free reigning design when it comes to contemporary made-to-measure suiting. Of course that doesn’t mean you won’t get the help you need here. Their new store in Barangaroo can advise men on style and fit choices throughout the process whilst guiding them through their aesthetic preferences. The three-step process is also simple with consultation, measure-up and design, and fitting before the final product lands in your hands.
Suit types: Made to measure
P. Johnson Tailors
7 Walker Lane, Sydney CBD ($$$-$$$$)
The P. Johnson name is renowned across Australia’s suiting scene. As one of the first tailors to bring modern Italian style back into the fold, P. Johnson has been able to cultivate a bold new movement of dappered-up gentlemen who know a thing or two about sprezzatura styling. Their made to measure suits aren’t cheap but it is premium stuff from start to finish to ensure your finished suit is the only one in town.
Suit types: Made to measure
Suit Shop by PJT
412-414 George St, Sydney CBD ($$)
Suit Shop is the sister brand to P.Johnson. The idea behind it is to offer the same level of suit detailing and style without the big ticket price. As such, their suits are made in China but everything else from fabric selection to knowledge to service is pure P.Johnson.
Suit Shop’s made-to-measure suits go for less than $1,000 and there’s plenty of options to choose from with lapels, pocket styles and cloths.
Suit types: Made to measure
Jack London
680 George St, Sydney ($)
Modern British suiting style doesn’t need to break the bank. Australian label Jack London brings affordability to the off-the-rack suiting scene without the fuss. Think short suit jackets with narrow lapels and narrow trousers, anorak parkas and short collared shirts worn with slim ties for a 1960s mod rocker vibe. Whilst their store is in Sydney, the label also branches out with stores in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
Suit types: Off the peg
Burberry
343 George St, Sydney ($$$$)
The pinnacle of British suiting can be experienced at Sydney’s Burberry flagship store. What men will find here are the latest looks direct from the runways alongside Burberry’s signature aesthetic, quality and premium pricing. The garments aren’t not cheap but you’re buying top-tier stuff here that wouldn’t go past guys like David Beckham.
Suit types: Off the peg
There you have it, the best suit shops in Sydney.