LANNOY

This is bespoke, not retail — pricing reflects cloth, construction, and the hours of hand-work behind each commission, not a menu. Investment is discussed directly once a request is accepted, based on the cloth and construction involved. In return, the house manages everything from start to finish, so the only thing left is showing up for fittings.

Made-to-measure adjusts an existing pattern to your measurements. Bespoke begins with no pattern at all — a unique block is cut from your body, by hand, and refined across fittings until the garment belongs to no one else. The two are run as separate programs within the Atelier, so a client always knows which one they are commissioning.

Requests are reviewed individually, not on a first-come basis. If an inquiry is a fit, the house responds within 48 hours to schedule a first conversation. Requests that are not a match do not receive a follow-up — this is by design, not oversight.

Nothing is lost — requests received afterward are reconsidered when the year begins again, under the same standard, at the same table.

In Florida, the house comes to the client directly for the initial meeting, fittings, and delivery — at the client's home, office, or wherever fits a tighter schedule. In New York, London, Paris, and the other cities the house visits, fittings are held at select, private locations. Details are sent by email to the client list ahead of each visit, so a place can be reserved. Every commission begins with a conversation, wherever that's most convenient.

Most commissions take eight to twelve weeks, start to finish, with no fewer than three fittings along the way. The house accepts only sixty new bespoke clients a year so that timeline is never compromised, in either direction. For time-sensitive requests, Lannoy Made to Measure offers a faster alternative; exact timelines for full bespoke are discussed directly, once a request is accepted.

Lannoy Made to Measure is built from a pre-crafted block pattern, adjusted to the client's own measurements, rather than a pattern drafted from nothing. It suits clients whose proportions are close to standard, and it is available at any time, not only for time-sensitive requests. Where a client's body calls for the full bespoke process instead, the house recommends that path regardless of timeline. Lannoy Made to Measure runs as a separate program from the house's sixty yearly bespoke clients.

The house works with more than 3,000 cloths, exclusively from the world's finest mills, including Loro Piana, Zegna, Dormeuil, Scabal, Piacenza, and Holland & Sherry. The cloth itself is selected with the client during the first fitting.

Yes. Every shirt is made by one dedicated shirtmaker, and no one else touches it, so quality never varies from one shirt to the next. Shirts begin at $499, priced by the grade of cotton or cotton blend. The right cloth is rarely the most expensive one — the house recommends what performs best for the client's skin and the conditions it will actually be worn in. For a lighter, more technical option, the in-house luxury bamboo shirting begins at $395.

Every commission is made by hand in the house's atelier in Manosque, France, by eight hand-selected tailors trained to the same standard Raha carries, working alongside the six principals who lead the house. For time-sensitive requests, a limited number of rush-accommodated orders are made in Tampa or Miami instead.

The families of two of the house's principals, Sultan Khawaja and Azzedine Raha, once worked together under the name Sultan & Raha Bespoke. When the other four principals joined them at the same table, the house was founded as Lannoy, carrying the same standard forward under a single name.