Tailors & Sartorial Houses in Paris
31 stores · curated ORBIS register
17h10 offers coordinated women's tailoring, letting shoppers combine blazers with trousers and waistcoats as separates. Atelier Mesure works with English and Italian fabrics at its bespoke atelier in the seventh arrondissement. Blandin & Delloye arranges fittings and fabric selection by appointment, producing made-to-measure suits and shirts alongside wedding tailoring.
17h10 specialises in women’s suits, blazers, trousers and waistcoats for professional dressing. Coordinated colours and separates make it practical to build a tailored wardrobe without buying only complete suits.
Made-to-measure tailoring house at 46 rue de Provence in Paris's 9th arrondissement, run by tailor-owner Romain Biette; suits, shirts, coats and trousers from a fabric library of over 8,000 Italian and English cloths.
Bespoke tailoring atelier in Paris's 7th arrondissement since 2010, stocking over 4,000 English and Italian fabrics and outfitting more than 200 weddings a year.
Atelier NA offers made-to-measure shirts, suits, jackets and chinos through appointments and body measurements. Stored specifications support consistent repeat orders, making the service useful for business wardrobe building.
Balzac Paris sells women’s clothing, shoes and accessories through frequent capsule releases and a responsible-material narrative. Product-level fabric information is important because fibre choices vary across dresses, tailoring and knitwear.
Blandin & Delloye offers made-to-measure suits, shirts, jackets and wedding tailoring through appointment-led service. Multiple fittings and fabric selection are the core value, making advance booking more relevant than browsing stock.
Parisian tailoring house — three generations of bespoke excellence on Rue de la Paix. Bespoke shirt program includes one-piece collar on request.
Nino Cerruti’s Paris-Biella axis — the mill-owner-couturier who trained Armani and dressed Bond.
Parisian menswear house founded 1973, rebranded simply Fursac under the SMCP group — sharp French tailoring, suits and smart-casual at accessible-luxury prices.
Paris made-to-measure tailoring house founded 2009 by two friends, Geraud and Louis, at 32 rue Chevert in the 7th arrondissement. Suits are cut over two fitting appointments using cloth from mills including Loro Piana and Holland and Sherry.
Paris couture tailoring house founded in 1962 by Francesco Smalto, born in Reggio Calabria in 1927. Known for the suspender shirt, the white tuxedo and a distinctive upward-angled 'fish mouth' lapel; clients included Francois Mitterrand and King Hassan II of Morocco.
Frédéric Costa evolved from the Howard’s menswear business, offering shirts, ties and tailoring-focused wardrobe pieces. The collection suits shoppers seeking sartorial accessories and understated formal clothing rather than full bespoke service.
Paris menswear house for 1970s-leaning tailoring, sharp shirts, wide-lapel jackets, ties, and cinematic suits.
Lafaurie focuses on Parisian menswear of quiet French elegance, relaxed tailoring made between France and Portugal.
Paris made-to-measure suiting with accessibility — custom tailoring at startup-generation pricing since 2009.
Louise Damas makes gold-plated rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets with literary and feminine references. The range is easy to layer, while giftable price points and compact packaging suit personal presents.
Maison Père focuses on Polished Paris womenswear with blouses, tailoring, knits, and elegant casual pieces.
Copenhagen menswear label founded in 2007 by Victor Lindh and Ulrik Pedersen; the name stands for 'No Nationality,' reflecting a design approach built around individual style and global influence rather than geographic origin.
Philippe Conticini’s Paris counters sell pastries, viennoiserie and signature desserts such as Paris-Brest. Individual portions support tasting, while boxed cakes and larger formats suit gifts or planned celebrations.
Play Up makes softly coloured children’s clothing in organic or lower-impact fabrics with garment-dyed finishes. Comfortable shapes and material information matter more than decoration, suiting everyday wear and layering.
RIVES makes tailored menswear at its Paris boutique on rue Pasquier, with commissions extending beyond suits to shirts and coats. The house dates its beginnings to 2016 and offers both wedding clothing and business or casual wardrobes. Customers can book an appointment to discuss a garment, with separate information on pricing and production time available from the house.
Saint Sens appears to redirect to Swann Paris, a made-to-measure tailoring business for suits, shirts and wedding clothing.
Paris bespoke tailoring since 1999 — made-to-measure suits and shirts using Italian fabrics and European production.
Paris bespoke tailor founded 1999 by stylist Sophie Samson and fabric agent Stéphan Ricard, opened first on rue de l'Arcade near the Madeleine. Suits and shirts are cut in-house and sewn in Poland from Italian mills including Vitale Barberis Canonico.
Founded in Brussels in 1938 by textile merchant Otto Hertz, Scabal invented the fabric swatch book that year and later acquired the Bower Roebuck mill in Huddersfield. Still family-owned, it opened its Savile Row shop in 1972 and also operates a made-to-measure store in Paris.
Paris trouser-first tailoring — 7th-arrondissement sartorial menswear of legwear devotion.
Anglo-French founder Charles Sébline learnt to sew in Yves Saint Laurent's couture atelier. One-piece collar available on bespoke and custom orders.
Founded in 1978 in the Limousin region, Smuggler is a French tailoring house selling from boutiques in Paris and Limoges; after its longtime manufacturing partner, France Confection, went into liquidation in 2020, the brand's suits are now produced across workshops throughout Europe.
Stone Paris offers delicate diamond rings, necklaces and earrings designed for subtle layering. The restrained scale suits everyday fine jewellery, while appointments help compare stone size, setting and metal colour.
Dressed to the nines — “sur son 31” — Paris custom tailoring for wedding-day sharpness.
Paris tailoring house founded in 2020 by Pierre-Francois Valette, an Institut Francais de la Mode graduate (2018) who trained at Isabel Marant and Saint Laurent and won the 2019 Saint Laurent Couture Institute Prize.