For Clients Outside India

The same cloth. The same canvas. From Bangalore, to your door.

A hand-tailored bespoke suit, built remotely for clients in the UK, the US and beyond. Full canvas construction, the same hands that cut for our Indian clients, honestly priced for the work — not the postcode.

Mumbai · Delhi NCR · Bangalore · Worldwide

Savile Row craft. Delivered at a radically honest price.

Three reasons our clients in London, Edinburgh, Manchester and New York give when we ask — not marketing copy, but things they say in writing.

01

The price is the price.

A full-canvas bespoke suit from a Savile Row house starts around £3,500. The same construction standard — hand-padded chest canvas, hand-finished buttonholes, floating canvas throughout — begins at approximately £420 here. Not because we're cheap, but because we don't carry a shopfront. The saving is the overhead we chose not to pay.

02

The remote process actually works.

We've been measuring and fitting clients in the UK and US by video call for over a year, with a referral rate most London houses would recognise. The process is specific and rigorous — a 30-minute conversation, a set of questions, sizes you already wear, photographs from the angles we ask for, and a few tape measurements. Not a form you fill out.

03

The cloth is honest.

We work with the same European mills London houses do — Loro Piana, Ermenegildo Zegna, Vitale Barberis Canonico (VBC) and similar — and we tell you exactly what cloth your suit is cut from. Mill name, quality tier, price per metre in the ladder. No house labels obscuring the actual material.

Four steps. One suit, cut from scratch.

Each step happens on your schedule. From first call to final delivery, four to six weeks, depending on cloth availability and your calendar.

STEP 01

First consultation.

A 30-minute video call. We talk through what you need the suit for, the cloth tier that fits your budget, and the styling details — lapel, button configuration, lining, pocket style. You see cloth samples on camera; we'll post a physical swatch pack for the pieces you're seriously considering.

STEP 02

Measurement protocol.

A guided conversation — not a form. We ask a specific set of questions about your build and posture, you share the sizes you currently wear (brand and size for a few key pieces in your wardrobe), send photographs from the angles we ask for, and take a small number of measurements with a tape. Together, these reconstruct the fit data we'd otherwise take in person.

STEP 03

Cut and crafted.

At our Bangalore atelier, from your measurements and reference data. The pattern is drawn from your inputs alone — not from a block, not from a stored template. The garment is then cut, stitched and finished by hand. Each suit has a single pattern, kept on file for future commissions.

STEP 04

Final delivery.

The finished suit is shipped worldwide to your address, pressed and ready to wear. We build in a generous stitching margin — more cloth left in the seams than a standard domestic garment — so any small adjustment a local tailor needs to make after delivery is straightforward. Chest, waist, sleeve length and trouser hem all have room to let out or take in.

All-in starting prices. Honestly explained.

Every starting price covers the stitching, the cloth, and the construction tier you choose. Cloth is the only thing that moves the price up from here — priced per metre, in clearly explained tiers. Shipping is quoted separately at cost.

Two-piece suit — fused
₹18,000
approx. £170 / $215
Two-piece suit — half canvas
₹30,000
approx. £290 / $360
Two-piece suit — full canvas
₹45,000
approx. £420 / $540
Bespoke shirt
₹3,500
approx. £33 / $42
Bespoke trouser
₹4,500
approx. £42 / $54

What moves the price up — cloth, per metre.

Cloth is the only variable from here. Charged per metre of fabric used. A standard two-piece suit takes 3 to 3.5 metres of cloth.

  • Wool blends — + £13 to £32 per metre
  • Pure wools — + £38 to £95 per metre
  • Branded European mills (Loro Piana, Zegna, VBC) — + £80 to £320+ per metre, mill and weight dependent

What our clients write.

“

I love my order. Ordered a beautiful dark green linen suit, a shirt, trousers and shoes. Saptadeep was a class act from the beginning. Extremely helpful and patient. He walked me through my order and remained in communication throughout the order. The quality is outstanding, I am very happy with everything I received. Do not hesitate to order.

— Ricardo Robledo · California, USA

Verified Google review →

If you're a past or current international client reading this — a short written review helps the next person decide. Ask us for the link.

The remote process is designed around this question.

Two things keep the risk low — one built into every garment, one for the rare case where a re-cut is actually needed.

01 · Standard on every garment

Generous stitching margin.

Every international garment is cut with more cloth left in the seams than a standard domestic suit — chest, waist, sleeve length, trouser hem. A local tailor near you can make almost any typical adjustment without needing to ship the garment anywhere.

02 · If it's structural

Full re-cut, no cost.

For the rare case where the chest fit or shoulder slope is materially off, we ship the garment back to our Bangalore atelier, re-cut and re-ship at no cost. We tell you this upfront because it's the question every international client asks second — and the honest answer is the reason to work with us.

Let's start a conversation.

A 30-minute video call, your questions, our cloth books on screen. No commitment. From there, it's your decision whether to commission.

Mention your city and the garment you're considering. We respond within 24 hours — usually within six. @turnandriverbespoke