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You can buy a groom's suit from high street menswear shops, independent tailors, or online suit retailers. Many also offer hire, which is a good option if you prefer not to buy. Book fittings early to allow time for alterations.
Start by thinking about what you want: a made-to-measure suit, an off-the-peg suit, or a hire. High street shops and department stores have a wide range of styles and sizes, and you can often try them on the same day. Independent tailors offer a more personal service and can adjust the fit to your body, but they need more lead time, so start looking at least three to four months before the wedding. Online retailers are convenient, but you must be careful with sizing and returns, so order well ahead and try everything on as soon as it arrives. Hiring is popular for grooms who want a classic look without the cost of buying, and most hire shops will measure you and deliver the suit ready to wear. Whichever route you choose, always book a fitting at least two weeks before the wedding so any alterations can be made. Ask the shop about their policy for late changes or emergencies. Remember to bring your shoes, shirt and any accessories to the final fitting so you can check the whole outfit together.
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