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Steven Berke

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Montreal | Men's Formal Wear |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Steven Berke Custom Tailors is a Montreal men’s custom tailor offering custom suits, shirts and tuxedos. For couples researching custom wedding tuxedos Montreal, the official website confirms an appointment-based process for discussing fabrics, style and measurements directly with Steven Berke.

The business states that it has more than 50 years of experience and that its garments are tailored locally in Montreal. Its wedding relevance is specific: the official FAQ says wedding tuxedos are a specialty, while the About page includes special-event attire among the occasions it serves.

Last reviewed: 2026-08-10. This profile is based on Steven Berke Custom Tailors’ official website. Current pricing is not explicitly published, and couples should confirm timing, final scope and availability before booking.

Services and specialization

Steven Berke Custom Tailors focuses on men’s custom clothing. Its official website lists suits, shirts and tuxedos, and its About page describes custom-tailored suits, shirts and tuxedos as the business’s specialty. The FAQ specifically identifies wedding tuxedos as a specialty.

The fitting process described on the official Contact Us page includes browsing fabrics, selecting a style, discussing needs and taking measurements. The business also says custom garments are finished to the client’s request for a custom fit and finish. For wedding planning, the clearly documented options are a custom suit, shirt or tuxedo rather than a published rental or package programme.

Custom suits
Custom shirts
Custom tailored tuxedos
Fabric and style discussion
Measurements and a custom fit
Locally tailored garments in Montreal, according to the official site

Service area and who it may suit

Montreal is the confirmed base: the official website calls Steven Berke a Montreal-based custom tailor and lists a Montreal address. The About page header also references “Montreal – Ottawa,” but it does not define an Ottawa location, travel area or delivery terms. Confirm service outside Montreal directly.

This may suit a groom or another member of the wedding party who wants an individually fitted suit, shirt or tuxedo and prefers a personal consultation. The official FAQ discusses wedding-party ordering and recommends meeting early to choose style and fabric. It does not publish a standard group-order process, matching catalogue or minimum order.

Confirmed location: Montreal, Quebec
The official site references Montreal and Ottawa, but the service scope is not published
Individual custom fitting is documented
Wedding-party ordering is discussed; coordination details should be confirmed

Appointment and fitting process

Steven Berke serves clients by appointment only. The official site says bookings can be made by phone or email, and it also provides a contact form. Its FAQ says appointments may take place at the showroom or a client’s place of business during business hours; confirm the available location when arranging your visit.

For a fitting, the official site says you can browse fabrics, select a style and discuss your needs before measurements are taken. The FAQ states that a suit order usually takes four to five weeks from order to final delivery, while shirts take about three weeks. It also says that requests for an earlier special-event delivery may sometimes be accommodated with prior notice. These are general statements, not a guaranteed wedding timeline.

Appointment only
Phone, email and website form are listed contact routes
Fabric, style, needs and measurements are part of the documented process
Officially stated usual suit timeline: four to five weeks
Officially stated shirt timeline: three weeks

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the business’s focused custom-tailoring offer. The official website documents suits, shirts, tuxedos, fabric selection, measurements and locally tailored garments in Montreal. It also says garments are handcrafted with care and delivered in person. These are business-described features, not independent ratings or guarantees.

The appointment-based format is another documented feature. The business says consultations and fittings are arranged by appointment and its FAQ describes options at the showroom or a client’s place of business. This can be useful for someone seeking a more individual fitting process.

Important planning details remain unpublished. The site does not set out wedding package inclusions, a rental catalogue, group-order terms, accessibility information, appointment length, deposit terms or a guaranteed rush-service policy. The absence of these details online is a practical item to confirm, not evidence that they are unavailable.

Documented: custom garments, fabric consultation and measurements
Documented: local Montreal tailoring
Documented: appointment-only consultations and fittings
Confirm directly: deposits, group orders, accessibility, rentals and event-date availability

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official FAQ says suit and shirt pricing depends on tailoring and fabric selection, but it does not list starting prices, tuxedo prices, wedding-party rates, taxes, deposits or alteration fees.

Request a written quote after discussing the garment type, fabric and required date. For a wedding order, ask what is included in the quote and whether any final fitting adjustments are included. The official FAQ says slight fitting adjustments may be made at delivery and says it offers free adjustments after delivery if changes are required; confirm the exact terms for your order in writing.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

No published price list
Price is described as varying with fabric selection and tailoring
Request written inclusions, alteration terms and payment details

Contact and booking

The official website lists Steven Berke Custom Tailors’ phone number, email address and online contact form. It states that visits are by appointment only. When enquiring for a wedding, provide the event date, desired garment type and whether other members of the wedding party may need appointments.

The official site lists 4644 Oxford Ave, Montreal, Qc. H4V2Y8. As the business is appointment-only, confirm the scheduled time and meeting location before travelling.

Phone: (514) 481-9822
Email: info@stevenberke.com
Address: 4644 Oxford Ave, Montreal, Qc. H4V2Y8
Booking: appointment only

What couples should confirm

Contact Steven Berke early enough to discuss the wedding date and allow for any expected fitting changes. The official FAQ provides usual suit and shirt timelines, but it does not guarantee a delivery date or explain capacity during busy wedding periods.

Confirm the total price, deposit and payment method; the fabric and style options available for the event; how many fittings are expected; and what alterations are included. If multiple people need outfits, ask how appointments will be scheduled and whether the business can support the party’s timeline. Couples considering a location outside Montreal should also confirm whether the requested meeting location is available.

Delivery and final-fitting timing for your wedding date
Total quote, taxes, deposit and payment terms
Fabric and style choices
Included and follow-up alterations
Wedding-party appointment coordination
Availability at your preferred meeting location

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Frequently asked questions

Does Steven Berke Custom Tailors make wedding tuxedos?

Yes. The official FAQ says wedding tuxedos are a specialty, and the website lists custom tailored tuxedos. Contact the business to discuss your style, fabric choice and required date.

How long does a custom suit take from Steven Berke?

The official FAQ says a suit usually takes four to five weeks from the order date to final delivery. It says special-event requests may sometimes be accommodated sooner with prior notice, but this is not a guaranteed timeline.

Can Steven Berke help with suits for a wedding party?

The official FAQ addresses orders for a wedding party and recommends meeting early to select style and fabric. Ask directly how many appointments are needed and whether the party’s deadline can be accommodated.

Where is Steven Berke Custom Tailors located?

The official website lists 4644 Oxford Ave, Montreal, Qc. H4V2Y8. The business is by appointment only, so confirm the meeting location and time before travelling.

Are Steven Berke’s wedding suit and tuxedo prices published?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official FAQ says pricing varies with tailoring and fabric selection; request a written quote for your chosen garment and fittings.