SUITABLEE is the creation of brothers Jean-Sebastien Siow and Jean-Jeremie Siow, engineers with a passion for the art of tailoring. The brothers combine old-school tailoring techniques with cutting-edge technology to remotely create bespoke suits for every shape and size. Using infrared body scanners and a database of body measurements, SUITABLEE creates custom suits for clients who don’t need to leave their homes to find a perfect-fitting suit.

Thanks to its proprietary ‘Automatic Sizing’ technology, SUITABLEE can get a customer’s measurements without that person even having to leave their house. This feature became particularly convenient amidst the global lockdowns during COVID-19.

SUITABLEE's President & CEO was a special guest on Videotron/Quebecor's MaTV to discuss the growth and vision of the company being "Made in Montreal."

SUITABLEE, an online custom men's tailor, has changed how people shop for suits and thrived during the pandemic.

Using automatic sizing technology, the process works by matching customers’ measurement profiles to the scans of previous actual clients’ bodies to generate custom garment patterns.

«L’idée typique d’un asiatique, c’est qu’il est bon en maths et en sciences. On choisit toujours des métiers comme médecin, ingénieur, pharmacien... Mes parents voulaient que leurs enfants prennent le chemin le plus stable», raconte Jean-Sébastien. 

Their Automatic Sizing technology makes personalized fabric designs based on a wealth of data collected from thousands of body scans of their local clients. It allows customers to make their sizes by visiting the SUITABLEE website and clicking on the “Create Your Size” button.

And so, the experts at SUITABLEE—the leading provider of custom suits, share the four most popular trends in men’s suits in 2021.

When SUITABLEE was first launched, the Siow brothers used to take the physical measurements of clients in person. Realizing there had to be a better way of doing this, they developed an infrared scanner to record images of their customers in conjunction with the 20-25 measurements needed to deliver a perfectly fitted suit. Using these scans, they developed the Automatic Sizing technology, which generates custom patterns for customers after they answer 12 simple questions.