Suits like SuitSupply

23 brands · Brands by scene · Updated August 2026
This page is for anyone who likes what Suitsupply does — Italian-mill fabrics, sharp modern cuts, in-house alterations — and wants to see who else plays that game. The short verdict: Boggi Milano and Tiger of Sweden are the closest ready-to-wear matches, Spier & Mackay and Charles Tyrwhitt undercut on price, Indochino, Proper Cloth and Oliver Wicks cover made-to-measure, and Canali, Zegna and Brioni are where you go when budget stops being the constraint.
A man wearing Spier & McKay terracotta - 2-ply cotton crewneck t-shirt#3

Spier & McKay

$$Toronto, Canada

Toronto-based direct-to-consumer menswear label offering classic tailoring — suits, sport coats, dress shirts and trousers — at accessible prices.

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Reiss

$$$London, United Kingdom

British contemporary label, founded 1971 in London, known for tailoring, coats and occasion dressing; majority-owned by Next plc since 2022.

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Indochino

$$$Vancouver, Canada

Canadian made-to-measure menswear label selling custom suits, shirts and outerwear online and through its own showrooms and Nordstrom shop-in-shops.

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Proper Cloth

$$New York, United States

New York label making made-to-measure men's dress shirts and tailoring online via a fit-prediction algorithm, plus appointment showrooms.

A man wearing Hickey Freeman modern fit spread collar solid dress shirt - blue#7

Hickey Freeman

$$$$Rochester, United States

American tailored menswear house founded in Rochester in 1899, owned since 2023 by Authentic Brands Group and known for canvassed suits and sport coats.

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Walker Slater

$$$Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh-based tailoring label making men's and women's tweed suits, jackets and coats from British and Scottish woollens.

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French Connection

$$London, United Kingdom

British high-street label founded in 1972, known for FCUK-era branding and accessible dresses, tailoring and knitwear; privately owned since 2021.

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Charles Tyrwhitt

$$London, United Kingdom

British men's shirtmaker and multichannel retailer, founder-owned since 1986, known for value-priced non-iron dress shirts, ties and tailoring.

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YMC

$$$London, United Kingdom

London label founded in 1995, making understated unisex clothing drawn from workwear, military uniforms and British music subculture.

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Tiger of Sweden

$$$Uddevalla, Sweden

Stockholm-based fashion house founded in 1903, known for Scandinavian ready-to-wear tailoring and pared-back menswear and womenswear.

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Oliver Wicks

$$$$Sofia, Bulgaria

Bulgarian online made-to-measure menswear label offering custom suits, tuxedos and shirts cut in Europe from Italian and English wools.

Suitsupply's pitch is European tailoring with real construction at a mid-market price. The brands below split that pitch three ways: same look for similar money, same look for less, or the same construction taken further upmarket.

Closest ready-to-wear matches

Boggi Milano is the nearest like-for-like: Milanese business-casual tailoring, stretch and travel shirting, chinos and knitwear in navy, grey and earth tones, sold through roughly 290 stores in about 67 countries. Tiger of Sweden offers the same slim single- and double-breasted suiting in a cooler Scandinavian palette, and has been doing ready-to-wear tailoring since 1903. Reiss covers occasion suiting and coats from a London angle — it's now 72% owned by Next plc but still runs its own board and around 160 stores. Theory is the minimalist option, built on stretch-wool separates and proprietary Good Wool rather than full formal rigs.

Cheaper and better value

Spier & Mackay is the value pick most Suitsupply shoppers land on: Toronto-based, direct-to-consumer, Italian and English mill cloth, multiple house fits from slim to softer relaxed jackets, and a choice of canvas constructions. Charles Tyrwhitt sits lower still — non-iron shirts in multi-buy bundles are the core, with suits and knitwear around them. J.Crew handles Ludlow suiting alongside preppy staples, and Kenneth Cole and French Connection cover entry-level tailored clothing.

Made-to-measure

Indochino measures you in showrooms or Nordstrom shop-in-shops and cuts to order in a few weeks — wedding parties are its bread and butter. Proper Cloth skips the measuring tape entirely, using a fit-prediction algorithm for shirts before extending to sport coats and suits. Oliver Wicks ships European-cut suits from Italian and English merino in about 30 days, with a one-year alteration reimbursement.

Trading up

Canali (soft-shouldered Brianza tailoring, Kei jacket, Impeccabile wool), Zegna (its own Oasi Cashmere, Su Misura) and Brioni (hand-finished in Penne, Kering-owned) are the natural next step. Hickey Freeman is the American classic-cut equivalent, now licensed by Authentic Brands Group since 2023. Brooks Brothers, owned by Authentic Brands and operated by Catalyst Brands, remains the preppy-tailoring benchmark under Michael Bastian. Todd Snyder and Walker Slater add character — American classics with made-to-measure, and Scottish tweed three-pieces respectively.

Common questions

What brand is most similar to Suitsupply?

Boggi Milano. It's the closest match on style and price — Italian tailored suits and blazers, performance shirting and business-casual staples in restrained navy, grey and earth tones, sold through its own global store network in the same med-high bracket.

What are the cheapest alternatives to Suitsupply?

Spier & Mackay is the best value for actual tailoring: direct-to-consumer pricing on Italian and English cloth with several house fits and canvas options. Charles Tyrwhitt is cheaper again if shirting is your priority, and J.Crew covers mid-priced Ludlow suiting.

Which alternatives offer made-to-measure suits?

Indochino (showrooms plus Nordstrom shop-in-shops, strong on wedding parties), Proper Cloth (online fit-prediction algorithm, appointment showrooms in New York, Chicago and Washington, D.C.) and Oliver Wicks (online measurements, cut in Europe, roughly 30-day turnaround). Todd Snyder and Zegna's Su Misura also offer custom suiting.

What should I buy if I want to spend more than Suitsupply?

Canali for soft-construction Italian suits made in Brianza, Zegna for tailoring cut from its own proprietary wools and cashmere, and Brioni for hand-finished suits from its Penne atelier. All three sit in the very-high tier.

Are any of these brands under new ownership?

Several. Reiss is 72% owned by Next plc, Brooks Brothers and Hickey Freeman are Authentic Brands Group labels, Theory belongs to Fast Retailing, Todd Snyder to American Eagle Outfitters, and Brioni to Kering. All are trading normally.