We make unique suits for unique people

If you wanted to understand the single biggest reason that men’s business attire has remained relatively frozen in time since the 1920s and 1930s, you need look no further than the gradual eclipse of the tailoring house by ready-made fashions.

At one point in time, everyone dressed differently.  Individuality and personality were bywords.

Pockets were shaped and placed to store the exact items that a given individual carried every day.

Pants and custom made suits were styled not by a mystical set of rules, but rather to flatter and to express.

But with mass produced suits, every style suddenly needed to appeal to 100,000 customers. A programmer was supposed to wear the same suit as an executive and the executive was suppose to wear the same suit as the programmer.

We make unique suits for unique people.

Because we can make every style of pocket, every style of waistcoat, can cut pants with an immeasurable number of fits.

Because we don’t have any standard rules or molds.  Because we make suits from any number of novel fabrics, we can offer a virtually infinite amount of choices.

Many of the projects that we take are those that have been turned down by other tailors because  the factories that they contract with are unable to handle anything that deviates more than a hair from the mass model.

Unlike most tailors, we understand the needs of creative professionals.

We will work with you to design a suit from the ground up that expresses what you need to express at the events that you attend.

Daniel Bruce of DiBi Ties

Most are crafted using non-silk fabrics, including cotton, seersucker, velvet, and chambray.  Given this, as well as the slim width (ranging from 2-2.75″), DiBi ties are ideal for that #NewCasual look, perfectly suitable for a date or a night out with the boys.