The Fine Gentleman

Business overview

The Fine Gentleman is a Pasig-based haberdashery specializing in bespoke wedding attire for grooms and their entourage. Known for right-priced craftsmanship and modern Filipino tailoring, they create custom suits, tuxedos, and barongs, and also offer in-house grooming so the groom looks polished from fitting to aisle.

Wedding services offered

Bespoke two-piece and three-piece suits for grooms
Tuxedos and dinner jackets
Barong Tagalog and coat barong for groom, ninongs, and male entourage
Groomsmen and fathers’ coordinated looks
Fabric curation and style consultations (lapels, lining, buttons, pockets)
Personalized measurements and multiple fitting sessions
Alterations and finishing
Grooming services pre-wedding (hair/beard tidy)
Rush tailoring option for tight timelines (see pricing)

Service areas

Metro Manila (shop base in Pasig City)

Business address

Stall 5, Community Center, Suha St., Valle Verde 1, Pasig City, Metro Manila

Pricing and packages

Package/Service Name	Description	Price
Bespoke Suit (Starting Price)	Custom two-piece suit, tailored fit; fabric and styling options chosen during consultation.	₱11,900+
18-Day Bespoke Suit	Expedited build; approx. 18-day turnaround from confirmed measurements; ideal for rush timelines.	₱9,900 (promo)
Bridal Fair Promo (Toast Wedding Fair)	Event-exclusive deal; save up to ₱20,000 and get a free inner shirt with every suit purchase during the fair.	Up to ₱20,000 OFF

Notes on pricing: Starting rates and promos are based on public posts and fair announcements and can change depending on fabric, construction, and customization. Check current fair dates for active promos.

Why they stand out

Value without compromise — They emphasize “right-priced excellence,” balancing local craftsmanship with modern style.
Fast, reliable turnaround — Proven rush option at around 18 days, helpful for quick weddings or overseas schedules.
Modern Filipino aesthetic — From classic tuxes to barong and coat-barong, their range suits church, garden, and city hotel weddings.
Active in bridal fairs — Regular presence at major fairs means timely promos and easy booking windows for couples.

Helpful tips for couples

Lead time: Aim to start suit or barong work 6–10 weeks before the wedding for relaxed fittings. If pressed for time, ask about the 18-day option and any limitations for complex designs.
Bring the basics to fittings: Dress shoes, belt, and a dress shirt help the tailor lock in exact trouser length and jacket balance.
Consider the venue climate: For outdoor or tropical ceremonies, ask for breathable weaves and lightweight linings; for evening black-tie, explore satin-lapel tuxes.
Coordinate the entourage: Pick one unifying detail (fabric, lapel style, boutonnière color) so photos look cohesive while the groom still stands out.
Plan a grooming slot: Book a tidy-up close to the wedding day so hair settles naturally and facial hair is sharp but not too fresh.

Questions To Ask

Which suit services do you offer—bespoke, made-to-measure, ready-to-wear, or rental—and what exactly is included in each?
What is the recommended timeline from first consultation to final fitting, and do you accept rush orders with clear fees?
How many fittings are included, who conducts them, and what happens if additional adjustments are needed close to the wedding?
Which fabrics and constructions do you recommend for Philippine heat and humidity, and can I review and take home swatches?
What are your price ranges, deposit and payment terms, and which alterations or accessories are included in the quoted price?

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