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The London Bespoke Club Inc.

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

Business status: Active.

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

The London Bespoke Club is a Toronto tailoring house offering bespoke wedding suits Toronto clients can commission by appointment. Its official wedding page describes custom suits and tuxedos for the occasion, while its broader services include bespoke and custom clothing and footwear.

Located at 146 Yonge Street, second floor, the business takes clients from consultation through fabric selection, measurements and fittings. This profile outlines the documented process, contact details and the practical questions to settle before booking.

Last reviewed and business overview

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. The London Bespoke Club Inc. is a bespoke tailoring business in Toronto, Ontario. Its official site identifies it as a tailoring house and presents wedding attire alongside bespoke menswear, womenswear and custom footwear.

For weddings, the company says it creates custom-tailored wedding suits and tuxedos. Its wedding page describes an appointment where clients can browse fabrics curated for the occasion and build a look for the day. The official site does not publish standard wedding packages, so the final garment and scope should be discussed directly with the business.

Services and specialization

The documented wedding offering centres on custom suits and tuxedos. The wedding page describes classic black tuxedos with either peak or shawl lapels, as well as the option to develop a different formal look with guidance during the appointment.

The official services page also lists bespoke suiting for men and women, custom shirting, custom shoes, custom knitwear, and custom overcoats and outerwear. These options may be relevant to someone building a wider wardrobe, but the site does not state that every category is supplied as a wedding package or that wedding-party coordination is included.

Custom wedding suits
Custom wedding tuxedos
Bespoke suiting for men and women
Custom shirts, shoes, knitwear and outerwear

Service area and who it may suit

The London Bespoke Club’s confirmed showroom is in downtown Toronto, and its official pages consistently identify Toronto as its location. The business does not publish a formal service radius, travel policy or remote-fitting option.

It may suit people seeking an in-person custom-tailoring experience who can attend consultations and fittings in Toronto. The company operates by appointment only. Its published regular hours are Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; it is closed Sunday. The contact page says clients may ask about appointments outside those hours.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature of the bespoke process is the individual measurement and pattern work. The process page says the team takes 35–40 measurements and describes a 30-plus-point fit profile, with notes and images used to support pattern drafting. It also describes a first fitting and states that in-house alterations are generally completed within five business days when needed for new clients.

The same page describes a four-to-six-week production stage before the garment returns to the showroom for fitting. This is useful planning information, but it is not a guaranteed completion date for a wedding order. The official pages do not publish rush options, wedding-party minimums, or a wedding-specific alteration policy. Confirm these points before relying on a particular date.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site describes bespoke and custom garments and fabric selection, but it does not list wedding-suit or tuxedo prices, deposits, package rates, alteration charges, taxes or payment terms.

Request a written estimate based on the garment, fabric, styling details, fittings and any additional items. Confirm what is included in the quote, the deposit amount, and when the remaining balance is due.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

Contact and booking

The London Bespoke Club asks clients to book an appointment. Its official contact page lists the showroom at 146 Yonge Street – 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M5C 1X6.

The published contact numbers are 1-844-996-1499 and 416-342-4280. The site also lists info@londonbespokeclub.com and provides an appointment-booking route. Contact the business before visiting because it operates by appointment only.

Phone: 1-844-996-1499 or 416-342-4280
Email: info@londonbespokeclub.com
Booking: appointment required

What couples should confirm

Confirm the event date and the recommended order and fitting schedule for the specific garment. The official process describes general production timing, but individual requirements can affect the full timeline from consultation to final fitting.

It is also sensible to confirm the final garment specification, fabric availability, number of fittings, alteration coverage, deposit and payment schedule, and whether the business can accommodate additional members of the wedding party. These details are not fully published on the official pages and should be agreed directly with the business.

Lead time from consultation to final fitting
Fabric and styling options for the event date
Number of fittings and alterations included
Estimate, deposit, taxes and final payment timing
Whether additional wedding-party appointments can be coordinated

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Frequently asked questions

Does The London Bespoke Club make wedding tuxedos?

Yes. Its official wedding page says it creates custom suits and tuxedos for weddings and describes tuxedo options including classic black styles with peak or shawl lapels.

Where is The London Bespoke Club located?

The official contact page lists 146 Yonge Street – 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M5C 1X6.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. The business says it operates by appointment only and provides a booking option on its website.

How long does a bespoke garment take?

Its process page describes a four-to-six-week production stage before the garment returns to the showroom for fitting. Confirm the full timeline for a wedding order directly, including fittings and any alterations.