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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | North York | Men's Formal Wear |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Style Code is a Toronto-area menswear boutique serving couples searching for Toronto wedding and groomsmen suits. Its official site identifies wedding attire for grooms, groomsmen and wedding parties as a core service, alongside tuxedos and made-to-measure options.

The business is led by owner and menswear stylist Catherine Bourgouin. Couples can arrange a consultation to discuss a coordinated wedding-party look, fit, accessories and the choice between a suit or tuxedo. Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.

Services and specialization

Style Code’s wedding offering centres on suits for the groom, best man and groomsmen. The official wedding page describes both ready-to-wear and made-to-measure choices, with formal attire and accessories such as suspenders, bow ties, socks and other menswear accessories also referenced.

For black-tie or more formal celebrations, Style Code publishes tuxedo packages and says clients can choose peak, notch or shawl lapels. Its tuxedo page also identifies off-the-rack tuxedos and made-to-measure tuxedo options. The site frames the service as a purchase-focused offering, so couples interested specifically in rental arrangements should ask directly before assuming they are available.

  • Wedding suits for grooms, best men and groomsmen
  • Coordinated wedding-party attire
  • Made-to-measure and off-the-rack suit options
  • Tuxedos, shirts, ties, bow ties, pocket squares and selected accessories
  • Tailoring and fitting guidance

Service area and who it may suit

Style Code markets its services to Toronto, North York and the Greater Toronto Area. It may suit couples who want to visit a local menswear boutique for a one-to-one consultation, particularly when the groom and attendants need coordinated attire rather than separate retail purchases.

The official site says consultations can help align clothing with a client’s size, personal preferences and wedding theme. Its wedding FAQ also states that the business can coordinate looks for the groom, best man, groomsmen and fathers of the couple. This is useful for parties looking to distinguish the groom with details or accessories while keeping the group visually connected.

  • Toronto, North York and GTA service messaging
  • Suitable for groom-only or wedding-party appointments
  • Options spanning traditional and more individual styling choices

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the business’s consultation-led approach: Style Code describes private dressing rooms, appointment-based one-to-one attention and styling guidance from Catherine Bourgouin. It also documents made-to-measure service, tailoring and a wedding-specific selection that includes suit and tuxedo options.

The practical limitation is address certainty. Official-domain pages supplied for review show different Toronto-area addresses and postal codes: the home-page material lists 500 Wilson Avenue, Unit 31, Toronto, ON M3H 0E5, while the wedding-suits page has shown 621 Sheppard Ave E, Unit 202, North York, ON M2K 2S7. For that reason, this profile intentionally does not publish an address. Confirm the current appointment location before travelling.

  • Documented consultation, fitting and tailoring focus
  • Wedding-specific suit and tuxedo offerings
  • Current physical location requires direct confirmation because official pages conflict

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on Style Code’s official wedding-suits page. The Classic Wedding Suit Package is listed at $335 and includes a suit, dress shirt, tie and complimentary pant hemming. The Wedding Suit Package is listed at $595 and adds a Super 140 virgin-wool stretch suit; the Premium Wedding Suit Package is listed at $750 and specifies a European-made Super 120 virgin-wool suit. The latter two also list a shirt, tie and complimentary pant hemming.

For tuxedos, the official site lists a $595 Total Tuxedo Package, including a tuxedo, tuxedo shirt, bow tie, pocket square and patent-leather shoes. Its $995 Premium Tuxedo Package lists a Super 120 Mazzotto stretch virgin-wool tuxedo with the same accessory set. These published figures should be treated as a starting point: confirm taxes, sizing availability, fabric and colour choices, alteration scope and any changes before ordering.

  • Classic wedding suit package: $335
  • Wedding suit package: $595
  • Premium wedding suit package: $750
  • Total tuxedo package: $595
  • Premium tuxedo package: $995

Contact and booking

Style Code publishes 416-901-1282 and an online “Book a Consultation” option on its official site. A consultation is the sensible first step for couples coordinating several people, choosing between a suit and tuxedo, or considering a made-to-measure garment.

The official wedding page recommends beginning a made-to-measure wedding suit three to four months before the wedding date to allow for fittings and adjustments. It also says most clients need two to three fittings, although the precise schedule depends on the garment and party’s needs.

  • Phone: 416-901-1282
  • Website consultation booking available
  • Start made-to-measure planning 3–4 months ahead, according to the business

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm which current address to use, whether every member of the wedding party can be measured on the required timeline, and whether appointments are needed for each person. Couples with attendants outside the GTA should also ask how remote measurement, follow-up fittings or coordination would work.

Ask for a written breakdown of the selected package, including the exact suit or tuxedo, shirt, tie or bow tie, hemming, shoes where applicable, and any additional alterations. It is also worth confirming the preferred wedding colours, availability in the required sizes and whether a groom-distinguishing detail can be incorporated.

  • Current location and appointment format
  • Production and fitting timeline for the whole party
  • Package inclusions, alterations, taxes and final total
  • Colour coordination, sizing and groom-specific details

Profile snapshot

Style Code Inc. is an active official business site with a clear wedding-service context and a matching business name, website and phone number. Its strongest documented fit for this directory is wedding menswear: suits, tuxedos, made-to-measure options and consultations for grooms and their attendants.

This profile relies on first-party information from Style Code’s official domain. Details that can change, including location, inventory, prices and appointment availability, should be checked directly with the business when planning.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Style Code offer attire for the full wedding party?

Yes. Its official wedding page says it can create coordinated looks for the groom, best man, groomsmen and fathers of the couple.

What is included in Style Code’s published wedding-suit packages?

The three listed packages include a suit, dress shirt, tie and complimentary pant hemming. Suit fabric and construction vary by package, so confirm the selected option when booking.

How far ahead should a made-to-measure wedding suit be started?

Style Code recommends starting three to four months before the wedding to allow for fittings and adjustments.

Does Style Code publish tuxedo package pricing?

Yes. Its official tuxedo page lists a $595 Total Tuxedo Package and a $995 Premium Tuxedo Package, with the stated inclusions shown on that page.

What address should I use for a consultation?

Confirm directly before travelling. Official Style Code pages supplied for review show conflicting Toronto-area addresses, so this profile does not publish one.

Sources checked

Phone: 416-901-1282

Website: https://style-code.ca/

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