Made for one

Every PLEYNE piece is made to order. For the man who wants more, the atelier opens its hand entirely.

Nothing in the house is made until it is yours.

When you commission a piece, it is cut to your measurements on the PLEYNE house block and finished by hand in Jaipur three to four weeks, start to finish.

Made-to-order refines an existing design to your body and your palette. Bespoke begins from a blank pattern your idea, drawn with our hand. Both end the same way: a single garment, made for one man.

How a commission works

From conversation to cloth.

I

The conversation

An hour with a Pleyne design consultant - a walkthrough, an exploration, and a design discussion at the Jaipur atelier or by video.

Day one
II

Cloth & palette

You choose from the house cloth library, raw silks, high-twist wools, brushed twills, and settle the palette. Then it's built by hand and made yours. Nothing loud unless you ask for it.

Week one
III

Pattern & first cut

Your measurements are drafted to a personal block. The first cut is made and basted by hand for the fitting to come.

Week two
IV

The fitting

You try the basted garment. We mark, pin and refine, shoulder, closure, length, until the line sits exactly right. Fittings can be checked virtually, with one round of adjustments from what we discuss.

Week three
V

Finishing & delivery

Hand-finished, pressed, and shipped worldwide with tracking, in a Pleyne garment box.

Week four

Two ways in

Made to order

Refined to you

From the house collection · 3–4 weeks
  • An existing PLEYNE design, cut to your measurements
  • Your choice of house colourway and lining
  • Hardwork, customisation and refinements (patch removal or additions)
  • Virtual fittings and we'll refit the garment if needed
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Bespoke

Made from nothing

By appointment · 6–8 weeks
  • A personal pattern drafted from a blank block
  • Full access to the cloth library and hand-work
  • Two to three fittings through the make
  • A garment that exists only once
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“The best tailoring disappears. You notice the man, never the suit.”

The PLEYNE atelier