Indochino popularized affordable made-to-measure, and it has a Tysons-area presence. If you’re weighing it against an independent clothier, here’s a straight comparison.
Where Indochino fits
A strong value option for a first custom suit: app-and-showroom ordering, low entry price, and lots of customization toggles. Good for someone who wants made-to-measure mechanics at an accessible price.
Where The Tailored Man is different
- Half-canvas baseline vs. fused construction. Entry made-to-measure suits are commonly fused; ours start at half-canvas and go up to full canvas, fully handmade, and Presidential.
- In-person fittings with the same clothier every time – including the final adjustment fitting when your garment returns.
- Mill-grade fabrics, advised by someone who handles the cloth daily.
- Longevity and aftercare. We’ve operated under one name since 1969 and maintain client wardrobes for decades.
Honest take
If your goal is the lowest entry price on a first custom suit, Indochino does that well. If your goal is construction quality, in-person fit judgment, and a clothier relationship, that’s our lane – starting at $895 with half-canvas, most clients landing $1,295–$1,995.
Frequently asked questions
Is custom worth it over a chain suit?
If you want in-person fit, half-canvas-or-better construction, and a clothier relationship, yes. For a fast, low-entry first suit, chain MTM is reasonable.
How does your price compare?
Custom suits start at $895 – overlapping a good retail suit – and scale with fabric and construction.
Do you fit in person?
Always, including the final adjustment fitting.
Book a fitting
Private appointments at our Tysons Corner showroom. Book a fitting.