Bespoke suits, blazers and shirts · Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
Choose the fabric, the cut and every detail, and our tailors make it to your measurements. Feel the cloth, pick your style and get measured by a stylist at our Jubilee Hills store.
Single-breasted, one button · Peak lapel · No pockets
Casual blazer, worn with chinos and an open collar
A suit, blazer or shirt cut for one person: you. Instead of picking the closest size, you choose the fabric, the silhouette and every detail from the lapel to the cuff, and our tailors cut it to your measurements.
It all happens at our Jubilee Hills store. A stylist walks you through the fabrics and styles and measures you in person, then you come back for the final fitting.
| Off the rack | Tailored Fits | |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | Cut for a size chart | Cut for your measurements |
| Fabric | Whatever is on the rail | Suiting from TR twill to Super 130s Merino |
| Details | Fixed | Front, lapel, pockets, collar, placket and cuffs |
| Fitting | You adjust to it | Fitted on you before it’s yours |
Everything starts with your measurements and your choice of fabric. From there, you decide how formal or relaxed it should be.
Two-piece and three-piece suits in your choice of suiting, from everyday TR twill to Super 130s Merino.
Single-breasted or double-breasted, with notch, peak or shawl lapels. The pockets decide casual or formal.
Formal and casual shirts cut to your neck, shoulders and sleeves, with your choice of collar, placket and cuffs.
Walk in any day or book a time, and a stylist is ready when you arrive. One visit covers everything up to the final fitting.
Tell us the occasion, how you like to dress and how you want to feel.
Suiting from hard-wearing TR twill to Super 130s Merino, and shirting in oxford, sateen and more.
Casual or formal, then the front, lapel, pockets, collar, placket and cuffs.
Your stylist measures you in person, which is far more accurate than a size chart.
Our tailors cut and finish it. Allow four to six weeks, then come in for the final fitting.
Fit, fabric and finish, in our clients’ own words.
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Every blazer starts with the same three choices: the front, the lapel and the pockets. The pockets decide whether it reads casual or formal. Your stylist will help you match them to the occasion.
Laid-back. Modern. Effortless.
Softer and easier, for dinners, weekends and travel. Wear it over an open collar, a polo or a tee.
Pockets
Sharp. Structured. Confident.
Cleaner lines for work, receptions and evening events. Made to sit over a crisp shirt and tie.
Pockets
The pocket rule: patch pockets read casual, flap and ticket pockets read formal, and a welt pocket works both ways.
Front
Lapel
Pockets
Choose the collar, placket and cuffs, then the fabric. We cut every shirt to your neck, shoulders and sleeve length, so it sits right on its own and under a blazer.
Crisp. Polished. Timeless.
Collars
Plackets
Cuffs
Relaxed. Comfortable. Versatile.
Collars
Cuffs
Collections in plain weave, oxford, sateen and more. Your stylist will show you every colour.
The cut decides how a suit moves with you. Not sure which suits you? Your stylist will have you try a few before you decide.
What we make to your measure
Shaped close to the chest and waist. Clean, sharp lines.
Straight through the body, with room to move.
Easy and roomy, for long days in comfort.
Every great tailored look starts with the right fabric. From the way it feels to the way it falls, each detail shapes the final look. Explore our suiting, from hard-wearing twill to ultrafine Merino, and find the right foundation for your style.
A TR twill with a distinctive diagonal weave, smooth finish and structured drape. A versatile, all-season choice for suits, blazers and trousers.
75% polyester, 25% rayon · twill weave · 300 GSM
Suiting with a smooth surface and an elegant drape, made for a clean, polished look.
Super 100s wool · smooth finish
A refined suiting with Merino wool, a smooth hand feel and a polished finish for formalwear.
25% Super 100s new Merino wool · 2-ply × 2-ply
An ultrafine Merino suiting with a soft hand feel and a refined finish, for elevated tailoring.
Ultrafine Super 130s Merino wool
Australian Merino wool with a soft, refined hand and a sophisticated tailored finish. The blend keeps its shape and wears well.
25% Super 120s Australian Merino wool
Fine Merino suiting with a subtle zig-zag texture, a soft feel and an elegant drape.
Super 130s Merino wool · fine zig-zag weave
A rich black wool suiting for timeless, sharp and understated formal looks.
95% wool · deep black
The Super number tells you how fine the wool fibre is: up to 18.75 microns for Super 100s, 17.75 for 120s and 17.25 for 130s. Higher numbers feel softer and drape more fluidly. Lower numbers are hardier, a smart pick for a suit you’ll wear every week.
2-ply × 2-ply means two-ply yarn runs both ways through the weave, for extra strength and better crease recovery.
Look closely and the difference shows: a placket stitched straight, a collar that sits flat under a blazer, a lapel that rolls instead of folding. On selected designs you can add hand embroidery too.
More choices. Less compromise.
New to tailoring, or know exactly what you want? Here is what our stylists explain most often.
Ready-made clothes are cut to a size chart, so they fit most people roughly. Made-to-measure adjusts a standard pattern to a few of your measurements. Bespoke tailoring starts with you: your measurements, your fabric and every style detail, from the lapel and pockets to the collar and cuffs, with a fitting before the garment is finished. HILO Tailor Fit brings that experience to Jubilee Hills, with a stylist guiding each choice.
Start with how often you’ll wear it. For a suit you’ll wear every week, a hard-wearing TR twill or a Super 100s wool holds its shape and is easy to care for. For weddings, receptions and evenings, finer Super 120s and 130s Merino feel softer and drape more fluidly. In Hyderabad’s warm weather, lighter and finer weaves wear more comfortably. Feel each fabric in store before you decide.
Look at the pockets first. Patch pockets, or none at all, make a blazer casual. Flap and ticket pockets make it formal, and welt pockets work for both. Peak and shawl lapels read dressier than a notch lapel, and a double-breasted front has more presence than a single-breasted one. Wear a casual blazer with chinos and an open collar, and a formal one with matching trousers, a crisp shirt and a tie.
Wear a tie often? A point or spread collar frames the knot, and a spread suits a fuller knot. A button-down collar stays neat without a tie, and a cutaway looks sharp open or closed. For warm days and relaxed looks, a Cuban collar sits open, and a mandarin collar gives a clean band finish. Your stylist will help you match the collar to the occasion.
Wear or bring the shoes you plan to wear with the suit, because they change where the trousers should fall. Bring a shirt whose fit you like, and any photos of looks you love. Tell your stylist the occasion and its date, so the fabric and timeline suit it.
Planning a wedding wardrobe? Start four to six weeks before the first function, and earlier if you want hand embroidery. A tailor-fit suit or blazer for the reception or sangeet sits well alongside your other wedding looks, and your stylist can help you plan outfits across every function.
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A suit cut for you alone: your measurements, your fabric and your choice of front, lapel and pockets. At HILO a stylist measures you in person at our Jubilee Hills store, and you come back for a final fitting.
Not quite. Made-to-measure adjusts a standard pattern to a few of your measurements. With Tailor Fit you also choose the fabric and every style detail, from the lapel to the cuffs, and we fit it on you before it’s finished.
Mostly the pockets. Patch pockets, or none at all, read casual. Flap and ticket pockets read formal. A welt pocket works both ways. Peak and shawl lapels and a double-breasted front also read dressier.
For a suit you’ll wear every week, Imperial TR twill or a Super 100s such as Zannoni or Einstein is hard-wearing and easy to look after. For weddings and evenings, Super 120s and 130s such as Vendome, Tortona and Vittorio feel softer and drape more fluidly. Super Black is the pick for a deep black formal suit.
They measure how fine the wool fibre is: up to 18.75 microns for Super 100s, 17.75 for 120s and 17.25 for 130s. The higher the number, the softer and more fluid the cloth. Lower numbers are hardier for everyday wear.
Yes. Choose your collar (club, point, spread, button-down, Cuban, mandarin or cutaway), placket and cuffs, in shirting from Soktas, Santa Rosa, Thons Fluids and Legend.
Yes. Our suiting and shirting fabrics are in the Jubilee Hills store, so you can feel the weight and drape before you choose.
The shoes you plan to wear, a shirt whose fit you like, and any reference photos. Tell your stylist the occasion and its date.
Yes. Many clients plan a reception or sangeet suit alongside their other wedding looks. Come in four to six weeks before the first function, and earlier if you want hand embroidery.
Allow four to six weeks, then come in for the final fitting.
Made-to-fit is ₹1,000 over a design’s regular price. Bespoke pieces in your choice of fabric are priced by fabric: [PRICE GUIDE TO CONFIRM].
No, walk in any day between 10:30 am and 10:00 pm. If you’re planning a wedding wardrobe, book a time so a stylist is free the moment you arrive.
Book a stylist, or walk into the Jubilee Hills store any day.