SUITABLEE, the Montreal-based custom suiting brand, will open its first Toronto flagship at 20 Richmond Street East this spring. Powered by proprietary AI measurement technology, SUITABLEE is poised to disrupt Canada’s most competitive tailoring market.

SUITABLEE's "Digital Pattern Innovator," is aimed at bringing customers the best way to get fit made suits in an affordable, fast and comfortable manner. 

At the click of a button, the customer can access a database with hundreds of fabrics and designs to choose from and use a state-of-the-art designing tool to customize their suit.

Montreal-based custom clothing brand SUITABLEE is expanding its retail presence by opening a Toronto showroom in spring 2026, driven by growing demand, especially in womenswear and a shift toward a more accessible, tech-enhanced, and sustainable custom clothing experience.

SUITABLEE has established a pioneering position in the fashion industry through its utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI), crafting unique garments with unparalleled precision.

SUITABLEE, the world's first AI-powered custom suit retailer is setting its sights on Toronto to become home to its next store.

The company is currently rooted in Montreal; however Siow says they have plans to extend its physical presence beyond its home base within the next 18 months, targeting key Canadian cities such as Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver.. Beyond Canada, SUITABLEE has its sights set on the US market, with particular interest in Boston, New York, and Texas where they currently have a strong customer base.

Montreal-based SUITABLEE is advancing its 2026 growth plan with a new showroom in Laval, a Toronto location, and a temporary Paris pop-up, offering its made-to-measure menswear and womenswear powered by AI-driven fit technology.

SUITABLEE co-founder Jean-Sebastien Siow shares how the company draws inspiration from Asian tailoring culture and reimagines it through cutting-edge AI technology to deliver precise custom suit tailoring.