Club Street Tailor Cutting House Bespoke Jackets from Scratch: Seamless Bespoke

Seamless Bespoke works out of 66 Club Street, Singapore 069440, where a House Bespoke two-piece suit starts from S$2,010 and every jacket in that line is measured and cut from scratch. The shop opens Monday to Friday from 12 pm to 7:30 pm and Saturday from 11:30 am to 4 pm, closing on Sundays and public holidays. Anyone searching tailor near me in the Telok Ayer shophouses will find a tailor that also sells its own shoes.

The story starts in 2015, when the business was called Lusso Tailors and ran from a small spot at Peace Center with a team of two, Ryan and Faith. By 2017 they had outgrown it and moved to a bigger space on Circular Road. That move came with a collaboration with a Singapore bespoke shoemaker and a new name, Seamless Bespoke, which the house describes as the first tailoring house to offer bespoke clothing and shoes for men.

A 2018 Harper's Bazaar Singapore interview filled in the shoe side of that partnership: Josh Leong, a Singaporean shoemaker trained in Florence and at Stefano Bemer, joined forces with Lusso Tailors and shoe collector Winston Liang. The same piece credited the in-house tailoring team with more than 100 years of combined experience. The house has since moved on from Circular Road, and its own pages now list 66 Club Street as the shop.

Faith Cheng is Director and Co-founder, in charge of operations, marketing and business development. She has a fashion design background and a decade in menswear, and her name runs through almost every client review on the site. Timothy Wong heads footwear, handling shoe consultations and the Made-to-Order shoe programme. One reviewer also thanks a staffer named Edwin for guiding him through several unhurried fittings.

The house sells three levels of jacket. Made-to-Order is half canvas, built on a fixed size with only jacket length, sleeve length and waist adjusted from a try-on muslin. A two-piece MTO suit starts from S$708 and a jacket from S$490, with a 5 to 6 week turnaround. The catch is that MTO jackets get no baste fitting and no post alterations, and the line is sold online and by group order only.

Made-to-Measure moves to a machine full canvas and takes 9 measurements from the try-on muslin before cutting from a block pattern. A two-piece suit starts from S$1,018 in house cloth or S$1,410 in European cloth, and jackets from S$800 or S$1,080 respectively. Turnaround is 6 to 8 weeks, and a complimentary alteration within 30 days of collection is included, which MTO lacks.

House Bespoke is the line the shop is built around: hand full canvas, measured off your body, cut from scratch and made in-house by the most experienced jacket maker on the team. The house cut has a slightly curved gorge line, softly padded shoulders and a defined but natural waist, and bellied lapels are on the menu. Jackets start from S$1,680 in European cloth, and fittings are unlimited.

The Signature Look gallery doubles as a cloth list. Recent commissions are tagged by mill and bunch: Loro Piana Proposte Giacche SS26, Suitmate, Summertime and Artelier, Dugdale Bros and Co fine worsted and formalwear, Vitale Barberis Canonico Perennial and Covert, Marling and Evans, Standeven, Harrisons Frontier, Solbiati, Drago and Caccioppoli. House Bespoke uses English or Italian pure wool, linen, cotton and exotics, while MTO and MTM add the cheaper in-house cloths.

Shoes are the other half of the shop. Seamless Hand Grade shoes such as the Duxton cap toe Oxford and the Club penny loafer sell at S$488, alongside stocked brands Yanko, Bridlen and Saphir shoe care. Grooms tend to sort jacket and shoes in one visit: One groom's review credits Faith for his wedding suit and Tim for the right pair of shoes to go with it.

Everything starts with a 60-minute design consultation and measurement, booked through the appointment page on the website, with enquiries via the chat button or the email form. Arrive in a shirt and trousers so the measurements come out true, and bring the shoes you normally wear if you care about trouser length. Each fitting after that runs about 30 minutes, and so does collection, when every piece is inspected before it leaves.

Plan the calendar backwards from your event. Shirts and trousers take 4 to 5 weeks, MTO jackets 5 to 6, MTM jackets 6 to 8, and Bespoke jackets 10 to 12 weeks onwards. House Bespoke jackets go through basted fittings, so a wedding suit ordered three months out leaves little slack. Skip House Bespoke if your date is under 10 weeks away; an MTM jacket or a pair of trousers is the realistic choice then.

Two practical tips from the house rules. Saturday closes at 4 pm, so a weekend fitting is best booked for late morning, soon after the 11:30 am opening. The complimentary alteration lasts 30 days from collection, which the shop pitches as time to wear the piece in daily life and return with notes. Use that window rather than letting a sleeve issue wait until month two.

Weddings dominate the reviews. One groom tested several tailors with shirt orders before choosing Seamless for his wedding suit, while another reviewer describes her family coming in after a failed suit elsewhere; her father-in-law then made his own wedding suit there and went on to order work clothes. The site even runs a Weddings by Seamless section, so grooms with full parties in tow are a familiar sight.

Tall and hard-to-fit clients form a second group. The same reviewer singles out how carefully Faith measured her much taller husband after another tailor got it wrong. The third group is the long-term regular: one reviewer has been a customer since the Lusso days at Peace Center, and another says he has been returning for four years, mixing tailored suits, MTO pieces and Yanko shoes.

Club Street meets Ann Siang Road, where Ann Siang Hill Park gives a green pocket of trees and steps between the shophouses, a good spot to kill 20 minutes if you arrive early for a fitting. For lunch before an afternoon appointment, Maxwell Food Centre on Kadayanallur Street is a few minutes' walk away, beside Maxwell MRT on the Thomson-East Coast Line.

If 10 to 12 weeks is too long for a bespoke jacket, Q Menswear on Telok Ayer Street is a few minutes away, works by appointment and quotes four to six weeks for a made-to-measure suit. Don't bother bringing Seamless a pile of store-bought clothes to fix: its menus list no standalone alteration service, and its process page centres on garments it makes, plus their own 30-day adjustment.

Seamless Bespoke is at 66 Club Street, Singapore 069440. The nearest station is Telok Ayer MRT on the Downtown Line; Exit E connects to the underground ICON Link at Club Street, and Maxwell MRT is the alternative from the Thomson-East Coast Line. Hours are Monday to Friday 12 pm to 7:30 pm and Saturday 11:30 am to 4 pm, closed Sundays and public holidays.

Booking runs through the appointment page on seamlessbespoke.com, with the site chat and email form for questions and a Telegram channel for new fabric arrivals and sales. Price anchors: MTO two-piece suits from S$708, MTM from S$1,018, House Bespoke from S$2,010, shirts from S$158 and trousers from S$218. Every MTM and House Bespoke order includes one complimentary alteration within 30 days of collection.