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The 10 Best Tailors & Custom Clothiers in Los Angeles (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 10 picks

The best tailors in Los Angeles in 2026 include Art Lewin Bespoke and JB Clothiers for custom suits downtown, Zeglio and Enzo Custom in Beverly Hills, Klein Epstein Parker in West Hollywood, No. 33 for suits fitted at your home or office, Santa Monica Tailor by Bello and Maya & Company for alterations and wedding wear, and Fazio and Sterling for pickup-and-delivery alterations on the Westside.

How we chose

We included tailors that are currently operating, have their own website and a Los Angeles-area address, say clearly on that site what they do (bespoke or made-to-measure suits, alterations, or both), and show evidence of working with Los Angeles clients. We mixed long-running downtown suit makers, Beverly Hills and West Hollywood showrooms, and alteration shops across several areas. Nobody paid to be included and there are no affiliate links on this page.

We do not rank tailors by quality of work or price, and claims about years in business, cloth ranges or turnaround times are phrased as each business's own. No license or public register applies to tailors in California, so the best check is the shop's own work: ask to see finished garments, ask how many fittings are included, and ask what happens if a garment does not fit when it is delivered.

Los Angeles tailoring splits into two jobs. Bespoke and made-to-measure makers build a new suit from your measurements over several fittings, and alteration tailors adjust clothes you already own: hemming trousers, taking in a jacket, resizing a wedding dress. This list covers both, spread across downtown, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, Pasadena and the Westside, so you can pick by what you need rather than by neighborhood alone.

Prices on this page are the shops' own published figures where they give them. Most custom-suit houses work by appointment, and several will bring the fitting to you.

1. Art Lewin Bespoke — Downtown LA

A downtown suit maker that also runs a published-price alterations service.

Specialty Bespoke suits and shirts, alterations, invisible reweavingBest for Men and women, including weddings and business wardrobes

Art Lewin Bespoke says it has made bespoke suits, shirts and formalwear in Los Angeles since 1989 for men and women, with over 4,000 cloths from mills in Italy, England, Scotland and France. It says its custom clothing is designed, made and tailored at its main downtown location.

It also sells tailoring to the public. Its site lists alteration prices, such as trouser hems and sleeve length changes, and a suit re-cut to modernize an older suit, plus invisible reweaving for damaged cloth.

Good to know: Check the published alteration prices on its site before you bring in a suit you already own.

714 W Olympic Blvd, Suite 1010, Los Angeles, CA 90015

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2. JB Clothiers — Downtown LA

A by-appointment downtown showroom for hand-tailored suits and tuxedos.

Specialty Bespoke suits, tuxedos and shirts; tailoringBest for Men, including grooms and black-tie events

JB Clothiers describes a four-step bespoke process: choosing a fabric from over 3,000 cloths, designing the garment, taking 34 measurements to build a personal pattern, then fittings once the hand-tailored garment is made. Its site lists suits, tuxedos, sport jackets, blazers, shirts and slacks.

The site says it has been customizing clients' image and lifestyle since 2000 and offers an expert tailoring service as well as ready-to-wear. The showroom on Spring Street is by appointment only.

Good to know: Book a consultation and tell the tailor your event date up front so fittings can be scheduled around it.

859 S Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

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3. Zeglio Custom Clothiers — Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills showroom with a stated 3 to 4 week process and published price ranges.

Specialty Custom suits, tuxedos and shirtsBest for Men, including grooms and wedding parties

Zeglio says it specializes in bespoke, hand-tailored garments and has storefronts in San Diego, Irvine, Chicago and Los Angeles, with its Los Angeles showroom in Beverly Hills. Its site describes taking more than 45 measurements, a basted (first) fitting and a final fitting, and archiving your pattern for repeat orders.

It publishes price ranges: custom two-piece suits from $1,100, three-piece suits from $1,500, tuxedos from $1,300 and shirts from $180, with the final price depending on cloth and whether you choose half or full canvas construction.

Good to know: Ask whether you want half or full canvas construction; the site explains the difference and prices them differently.

9158 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212

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4. Klein Epstein Parker — West Hollywood

A La Cienega showroom for custom suits, shoes and wedding wardrobes.

Specialty Custom suits, custom shoes, wedding wardrobesBest for Men and women, including grooms and wedding parties

Klein Epstein Parker says its Los Angeles flagship opened in August 2011. The brand offers custom suits, custom shoes and custom wedding wardrobes, and its site lists showrooms in other cities as well.

The Los Angeles showroom lists Tuesday to Saturday hours and Sunday by appointment, and appointments can be booked on the site.

Good to know: If you need a full wedding party outfitted, ask about group appointments before your first visit.

626 La Cienega Blvd, Suite 3, West Hollywood, CA 90069

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5. Enzo Custom — Beverly Hills

A private-appointment showroom on South Rodeo Drive for suits and tuxedos.

Specialty Custom suits, tuxedos, shirts and jacketsBest for Men, including black-tie events and weddings

Enzo Custom's Beverly Hills showroom is on South Rodeo Drive, and its site says clients meet a clothier by private appointment to choose cloth, proportion and the complete outfit. It offers custom suits, tuxedos, shirts and separate jackets.

The brand's site includes guidance on black tie, tuxedos and how a suit should fit, which is useful reading before a first appointment.

Good to know: Bring the invitation wording for a black-tie event; the clothier will use it to set the level of formality.

150 S Rodeo Dr, Suite 150, Beverly Hills, CA 90212

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6. No. 33 — Downtown LA

Custom suits fitted at your home or office, with upfront prices.

Specialty Custom suits, shirts, tuxedos, wedding suitsBest for Professionals and wedding parties in Los Angeles and Orange County

No. 33 is based in downtown Los Angeles and provides custom suits, shirts, tuxedos and wedding attire to Los Angeles and Orange County. Its site says it currently provides valet-style fittings, where a haberdasher comes to you, rather than showroom fittings.

It publishes prices: two-piece suits begin at $795 and can go up to around $2,000, tuxedos start at $950, and blazers and sport coats start at $555. It says initial fittings run 1 to 1.5 hours, followed by a delivery fitting.

Good to know: It works by appointment seven days a week, so ask about a time outside office hours if you are busy.

611 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 900, Los Angeles, CA 90017

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7. Santa Monica Tailor by Bello — Santa Monica

A Santa Monica shop for suit alterations, custom suits and wedding formalwear.

Specialty Suit alterations, custom suits, wedding and formalwearBest for Men and women on the Westside, including brides and grooms

Santa Monica Tailor by Bello lists custom suits, suit alterations, wedding and formalwear, garment repairs, men's and women's tailoring and luxury-brand alterations. Its site says it has been in business since 2004 and serves Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Malibu and the rest of the Westside.

Walk-ins are welcome according to the site, and appointments are available for a dedicated tailor. The site shows a Google rating of 4.6 from over 200 reviews.

Good to know: Reviews on the site mention easy texting and parking behind the shop; text a photo of the job for a first estimate.

724 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401

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8. Maya & Company — Pasadena

A Pasadena seamstress shop for alterations, custom design and wedding gowns.

Specialty Alterations, custom design, wedding gowns, leather and furBest for Women, men and children in Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley

Maya & Company says its founder has worked in alterations and tailoring since 2002. Its services include alterations and repairs for women, men and kids, custom design and bespoke tailoring, wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses, and work with leather, suede and fur.

It also does monograms and embroidered patches, and home decor sewing such as drapery and bedding. The shop works by appointment only, with no walk-ins.

Good to know: Appointments only and no walk-ins, so call ahead; the shop is closed Sundays.

1559 Forest Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103

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9. Fazio Cleaners — Brentwood, Westside

A Brentwood dry cleaner with an on-site tailoring team and pickup service.

Specialty Alterations, suit and dress tailoring, couture garment careBest for Brentwood, Santa Monica and the Westside

Fazio Cleaners lists alterations and tailoring among its services, including hemming, zipper replacement, waist and sleeve work, and formal and bridal wear. Its site says master tailors work on site and mentions couture and designer garment care.

The Brentwood store is at San Vicente and Barrington, and Fazio also offers pickup and delivery across the Westside. It is a cleaner first and a tailor second, so it suits everyday alterations more than a ground-up custom suit.

Good to know: Ask for a quote on bridal or beaded pieces before dropping them off, since that work is specialized.

11702 San Vicente Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90049

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10. Sterling Fine Cleaning — Westwood, Westside

A Westwood cleaner offering suit and formalwear alterations with free pickup.

Specialty Suit, formalwear and wedding alterationsBest for Westwood, Beverly Hills, Brentwood and Century City

Sterling Fine Cleaning says it has provided clothing alterations and tailoring in Los Angeles for over 30 years. Its alterations page lists trouser hemming, jacket tapering, sleeve and waist adjustments, zipper and button replacement, and tailoring for tuxedos, gowns and wedding attire.

It says most standard alterations take 3 to 5 business days, with rush and same-day service at select locations, and that it offers free pickup and delivery for alterations in Westwood, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Century City and nearby areas.

Good to know: Call the Westwood store to confirm rush availability if you need work done in less than a few days.

1600 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a custom suit cost in Los Angeles compared with alterations?

A custom or bespoke suit costs far more than altering a suit you own. Among the shops on this list, No. 33 says two-piece suits start at $795 and run to around $2,000, while Zeglio lists custom two-piece suits from $1,100 depending on cloth and construction. Alterations are billed per job: Art Lewin's own price list, for example, shows trouser hems and sleeve adjustments in the tens of dollars and a full suit re-cut at $495. Always ask for a quote before work starts.

What is the difference between bespoke and made-to-measure?

Made-to-measure starts from an existing pattern that the tailor adjusts to your measurements. Bespoke usually means a pattern drafted for you and refined over several fittings. Shops use the words differently, so ask whether a new pattern is drafted for you, how many fittings are included, and whether the jacket is canvassed (a canvas interlining helps a jacket hold its shape).

How long does a bespoke or custom suit take?

It depends on the shop and the number of fittings. Zeglio says its process typically takes 3 to 4 weeks, while other houses allow longer for a first order, so tell the tailor your deadline at the first appointment. Allow extra time for a wedding, and book fittings early in wedding season.

How long do alterations take, and what can be done in a day?

Simple hems and waist adjustments are often quick, but jacket and wedding-dress work takes longer. Sterling Fine Cleaning, for example, says most standard alterations take 3 to 5 business days, with rush service at select locations. For a formal event, book at least a few weeks ahead so there is room for a second fitting.

Can a tailor come to me in Los Angeles?

Some can. No. 33 says it provides valet-style fittings in Los Angeles and Orange County rather than showroom fittings, and Sterling and Fazio both offer pickup and delivery for alterations. Check the shop's service area and whether a mobile fitting costs extra.

How do I check that a Los Angeles tailor is any good?

No license or register applies to tailors, so judge the work itself. Look at finished suits or altered garments in person, bring the clothes you plan to wear to fittings, and ask what the shop does if the final fit is off. Recent reviews that describe specific jobs, such as a wedding dress or a jacket re-cut, are more useful than star ratings alone.

1. Art Lewin Bespoke — Downtown LA

2. JB Clothiers — Downtown LA

3. Zeglio Custom Clothiers — Beverly Hills

4. Klein Epstein Parker — West Hollywood

5. Enzo Custom — Beverly Hills

6. No. 33 — Downtown LA

7. Santa Monica Tailor by Bello — Santa Monica

8. Maya & Company — Pasadena

9. Fazio Cleaners — Brentwood, Westside

10. Sterling Fine Cleaning — Westwood, Westside

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