From timeless tuxedos to relaxed linen tailoring, custom wedding suits are redefining modern wedding style – and Swiss brands Hockerty (menswear) and Sumissura (womenswear) are leading the way. Specialising in made-to-measure wedding suits, tuxedos and coordinated wedding party looks, these innovative online tailoring brands make it easier than ever for couples to create something completely personal for the big day.
With customisation at the heart of the experience, every detail – from fabrics and fit to buttons, linings and monograms – can be tailored to suit your wedding aesthetic. Whether you’re planning a black-tie celebration, a relaxed beach wedding or looking for modern bridesmaid and groomsmen outfits that feel cohesive without being identical, Hockerty and Sumisurra are changing the way couples shop for wedding fashion online.
If you’re vibing these blue cotton and linen wedding suits above you can shop the look, before reading on for the ins and out of the custom suit process…
What’s the difference between made-to-measure and off-the-rack wedding suits?
Hockerty and Sumissura are made-to-measure brands focused on helping people create clothing that truly reflects who they are. Instead of working with standard sizes or fixed collections, we give our customers the tools to design their own garments online. From wedding suits and tuxedos to tailored pieces for women like suits, dresses or separates, everything is made to order and based on individual measurements.
What does the online custom wedding suit process involve?
It all starts with your idea. Our online configurator guides you through the process step-by-step. You choose the fabric, define the cut and silhouette, and personalise all the details, from lapels and buttons to linings and even a monogram if you’d like one. One of our most popular choices, for example, is a lightweight beige melange linen, ideal for relaxed summer weddings. To make the process easier, we’ve developed a 3D digital body profile. Instead of taking detailed measurements manually, you can enter a few basic details like your height, weight and age, and we generate a personalised measurement profile in seconds. You can review and adjust it, and once saved, it can be reused for future orders.
How do I choose the right suit style for my wedding vibe?
Within the configurator, you can also visualise your design as you go. By selecting a model close to your own look, you get a better sense of how different fabrics and colours will actually appear, making it easier to make confident decisions. We’ve also recently introduced a digital try-on experience. By uploading a photo of yourself, you can see your design directly on your own body before ordering. It gives you a much more realistic sense of how the garment will look and feel, helping you move forward with confidence in your choices.
How long does it take to make a custom wedding suit?
Once the design is complete, your garment is made from scratch based on your design and measurements. We also offer fabric samples so you can see and feel materials at home before making a decision, and our team is always available if you need guidance, whether it’s about fit, styling or coordinating outfits for a larger wedding party. Because everything is made to order, timing is important. We always recommend planning ahead, especially for weddings, to allow enough time for production and any potential adjustments. And with our Perfect Fit Guarantee, there’s no risk. If the fit isn’t right, we cover alterations or remake the garment until it is.
Should my wedding party match exactly or complement my suit?
We support couples who want a cohesive look across their wedding party. From matching groomsmen suits to coordinated bridesmaid outfits, everything can be aligned in terms of fabric, colour or overall style, while still allowing each person to feel like themselves. At the core, it’s about freedom. Freedom to design your own look, to move away from standard sizing, and to wear something that feels right for your wedding day.
What colours and styles are trending for modern grooms right now?
For grooms, classic styles remain strong, especially three-piece suits and tuxedos, but we’re seeing a shift towards lighter fabrics and more relaxed tailoring. Linen and textured fabrics are particularly popular for outdoor and summer weddings, with tones like beige, sand and soft neutrals leading the way. At the same time, details are becoming more personal. Linings, buttons and subtle monograms are small elements that make a big difference.
What styles of women’s wedding suits are most popular?
For women, tailored suits are increasingly popular, especially for civil ceremonies. Clean, structured looks in white, ivory or soft tones are a go-to, along with versatile pieces that can be worn again beyond the wedding day.What styles of women’s wedding suits are most popular right now? We’re also seeing more couples thinking about the full picture. Coordinated looks for bridesmaids and groomsmen are becoming more relevant, not necessarily identical, but visually connected through fabric, colour or style. Overall, the shift is clear. People want something that feels like them, not something that feels expected.
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Hello May grooms in Hockerty
From relaxed elopements to black-tie city weddings, Hockerty suits have become a go-to for Hello May grooms wanting something personal, modern and genuinely reflective of their style. Whether it’s a classic tuxedo, contemporary linen set or statement wedding suit, Hockerty grooms are proving that great tailoring and individuality go hand in hand. See Hello May grooms in Hockerty below…
A textured suit for a winter’s wedding… as seen in ALEX & PAT’S SNOWY MOUNTAINS ELOPEMENT
Photographer Dominic Kieler
Go bold in a statement velvet green jacket… as seen in ARCHEE & PAT’S TOOWOOMBA WEDDING
Photographer Rikki Lancaster
A beige linen suit is always a good idea… as seen in HANNAH & RYAN’S SUNSHINE COAST WEDDING
Photographer Luke Going Photography
