Bespoke · Worli, Mumbai

Cut for one man.Worn by the ones you know.

Your wardrobe
Loro PianaQuarona · Italia
Ermenegildo ZegnaEst. 1910
Vitale Barberis CanonicoEst. 1663
DormeuilEst. 1842
Holland & SherrySavile Row
Thomas MasonEst. 1796
RedaEst. 1865
Tessitura MontiEst. 1911
DragoLanificio in Biella
The Suit by RAJASAB

I · The wardrobe

What
we make

Twelve pieces.
Cut individually.

01

The Suit

Single-breasted

Business · Occasions · Everyday

Explore the suit
12 garments
Windowpane check · working cuff, cut at the atelier

Also cut to order

Jodhpuris, kurta sets and bandis.

Ask the house

II · The making

How a suit is
made here

One sitting, two fittings, four to five weeks. Every step is done in our workshop in Worli.

SittingsOne
FittingsTwo
Ready inFour to five weeks
WorkshopWorli, Mumbai
Read the making story
Cutting cloth along chalk lines

02 / 06

The Cut

The pattern is chalked onto your cloth and cut by one cutter, for this suit alone.

Karan Tacker · brown three-piece

Everyone we have fitted

Karan Tacker · Brown Three-Piece

III · Fabrics & pricing

What it costs

Exceptional cloth. Honest pricing.
Bespoke, made for your world.

VBC

Vitale Barberis Canonico

A heritage Italian mill known for its refined texture, balance and versatility. A perfect choice for timeless bespoke suits.

  • A single-breasted two-piece suit

    Two-piece suit

    Half canvas

    ₹ 50,000

    Starting from

  • A three-piece suit

    Three-piece suit

    With the waistcoat

    ₹ 81,250

    Typically

  • A tuxedo

    Tuxedo

    Black tie

    ₹ 74,750

    Typically

  • A sport jacket

    Blazer

    Or a sport jacket

    ₹ 42,900

    Typically

  • Tailored trousers

    Trousers

    On their own

    ₹ 21,450

    Typically

  • A jacket basted for its first fitting

    Full canvas

    Upgrade

    + ₹ 15,000

    On any suit or jacket

Two-piece suits in Vitale Barberis Canonico run ₹ 50,000 to ₹ 90,000, depending on the cloth you choose. The other figures are typical in this cloth.

Woven label of Vitale Barberis Canonico on its cloth
Chalk on cloth at the RAJASAB workshop

V · The house

From New Kingston
to RAJASAB

RAJASAB grew out of New Kingston Fashion, the travelling tailoring house of Raj Assudani’s father, which dressed a European clientele for decades.

Raj carried that way of working into the house in Worli.

More about the house