MASSURA is here for you. Whether you have questions about your made-to-measure suit, our made-to-measure, our services, or anything else—here you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
A two-piece made-to-measure suit starts at €1,950 in the Linea Classica and at €2,450 in the Linea Maestro. Blazers start at €1,450, pants at €500, and coats at €2,000 (all available at Linea Classica). The final price depends on the fabric, the selected line, the style, and an optional basted fitting. You can find all prices on our pricing page.
We offer two lines for our made-to-measure suits and shirts. In the Linea Classica line, jackets and coats are primarily machine-made. The sleeve gussets, sleeve linings, collars, and buttonholes on the lapels are crafted by hand. Pants in the Linea Classica line are machine-made. The Linea Maestro is handmade: cutting, interlining, lapels, buttonholes, and pressing are all done by hand. Additional details and handmade options are available upon request for an extra charge. We’d be happy to explain the exact differences during a no-obligation consultation. Schedule an appointment
Starting at €1,950, you receive a two-piece made-to-measure suit in the Linea Classica—with a full-canvas jacket, made in our workshop in Italy. This range also covers a jacket in the Linea Maestro (from €1,850) or a coat in the Linea Classica (from €2,000). The exact price depends on the fabric you choose.
It typically takes 8 to 10 weeks from the initial consultation to delivery. During the consultation and measurement session (approx. 1–2 hours), we discuss the fabric, cut, and details, and take your measurements. The fitting takes place about 6–8 weeks later. The garment is then nearly finished. Any necessary alterations—even more extensive ones—are therefore usually completed within 1–2 weeks. We make most alterations right here in Munich, without shipping the garment to Italy. With the “Rohbau” (Linea Maestro) fitting, the first fitting takes place after about 4 weeks. The garment is then completed within 3–4 weeks, followed by a fitting of the finished piece and final adjustments within 1–2 weeks.
Usually, one fitting is enough to achieve the right fit. At the Linea Maestro, the first fitting can take place as a basted fitting for a small surcharge: The jacket is only basted at this stage so that we can still adjust the cut and balance. If more extensive adjustments are needed—for example, due to very unique proportions or more complex cuts—we schedule a second or, in rare cases, a third fitting. This ensures that the shoulder line, lapels, and overall silhouette fit perfectly before the garment leaves our workshop.
Yes, that's one of the advantages of custom-made clothing—we tailor the cut and fit individually to your body type, even if you have an athletic build or a larger drop.
For made-to-measure, we start from a base pattern refined over many years. We adjust not only the measurements but also the pattern itself—in both lines. In the Linea Maestro, the pattern is also cut by hand, and on request the first fitting takes place as a basted fitting, for a small surcharge. This brings the Linea Maestro very close to the process of traditional tailoring. We archive your pattern permanently—the basis for all future orders.
Our house style is inspired by the Neapolitan Riviera style of the 1960s: a soft, unpadded Spalla Camicia shoulder, a slightly rounded collar, a wide lapel (11–14 cm depending on the model), the characteristic 3-Roll-2 or 6×2 button placement, and the „Barchetta“ chest pocket. You can find all the details—including the trouserhouse style —on our website: house style. Individual variations are, of course, possible within the scope of made-to-measure tailoring—however, we recommend choosing a tailor based on their house style: It forms the natural foundation of every made-to-measure garment and is a deliberate part of what sets our atelier apart.
We offer a complete wardrobe for the modern gentleman—from casual wear to formal attire: suits, blazers, coats, leather jackets, knitwear, jeans, and more. You can find a complete overview with all prices at: Prices
Yes. Formal attire for weddings is part of our custom-tailored collection—from classic cutaways and tailcoats to modern tuxedo styles, including those paired with turtleneck sweaters. You can view all styles in our Ceremonial Collection.
As with any custom-made suit: 8–10 weeks from the initial consultation to delivery, including fittings. For weddings, we recommend scheduling your first consultation at least 2–3 months before the event.
Yes, we also coordinate outfits for the groom and best men—with coordinated but not identical looks, if desired.
We don't make shoes ourselves—instead, we work with the Munich-based custom shoemaker MOGADA so that you have a trusted source for custom-made shoes that meets our own high standards of quality.
All of our suits, blazers, and coats are made in our workshop in Italy. In the Linea Maestro collection, this is done by hand—50 to 100 hours per garment, depending on the design and complexity. This includes, among other things, hand-cutting the fabric, hand-sewing the floating cotton-and-linen interlining, hand-stitching the lapels (pad stitching), hand-sewing the buttonholes, and applying fine pick stitches along the edges.
Yes. During the free consultation at our Munich studio or via Zoom, we’ll discuss fabric selection, the cut, and details together, and take your measurements on the spot if needed—with absolutely no obligation. Schedule an appointment
Yes, the Linea Maestro package includes alterations for up to one year after completion. We assess the scope of each alteration on a case-by-case basis, depending on the nature and complexity of the work. We also make alterations after one year has passed; whether they are included depends on the scope of the work. In the Linea Classica package, we are also happy to make simpler alterations.
Yes, that's possible. The cost of the fabric you bring will then be deducted from the total price.
Yes. Since we permanently archive your measurements, we can use them as a basis for future orders—there’s usually no need to take your measurements again.
By law, there is no right of return for custom-made garments, as each piece is made specifically for you and according to your measurements. However, if you are not satisfied, we will work together to find a solution. Your satisfaction is important to us.
This is very important. We have deliberately chosen not to engage in mass production and instead rely on traditional craftsmanship rather than industrial manufacturing—garments made to last rather than to follow fleeting trends. Our goal is to create garments that will last a lifetime.
We recommend scheduling an appointment so that we can provide you with the best possible consultation without interruptions. Walk-ins are welcome during our business hours, but we cannot guarantee immediate assistance, as we are usually fully occupied with another client during scheduled appointments. Schedule an Appointment
Our focus is on Munich. In some cases, we also visit private clients in other German cities. Please feel free to contact us directly; we’ll provide personalized advice on how to arrange consultations, fittings, and delivery outside of Munich. Contact.
Since the streets around our studio are usually busy, if you’re arriving by car, we recommend the Park One parking garage in the Amalienpassage—it’s just a short walk from there. You can easily reach us by public transportation, as there are bus and streetcar stops nearby.
Occasionally, yes—we have produced women’s clothing in the past. While this isn’t our current focus, we do see potential in this area. If you’re interested, please feel free to contact us, and we’ll discuss the possibilities on a case-by-case basis. Contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
MASSURA is here for you. Whether you have questions about your made-to-measure suit, our made-to-measure, our services, or anything else—here you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
A two-piece made-to-measure suit starts at €1,950 in the Linea Classica and at €2,450 in the Linea Maestro. Blazers start at €1,450, pants at €500, and coats at €2,000 (all available at Linea Classica). The final price depends on the fabric, the selected line, the style, and an optional basted fitting. You can find all prices on our pricing page.
We offer two lines for our made-to-measure suits and shirts. In the Linea Classica line, jackets and coats are primarily machine-made. The sleeve gussets, sleeve linings, collars, and buttonholes on the lapels are crafted by hand. Pants in the Linea Classica line are machine-made. The Linea Maestro is handmade: cutting, interlining, lapels, buttonholes, and pressing are all done by hand. Additional details and handmade options are available upon request for an extra charge. We’d be happy to explain the exact differences during a no-obligation consultation. Schedule an appointment
Starting at €1,950, you receive a two-piece made-to-measure suit in the Linea Classica—with a full-canvas jacket, made in our workshop in Italy. This range also covers a jacket in the Linea Maestro (from €1,850) or a coat in the Linea Classica (from €2,000). The exact price depends on the fabric you choose.
It typically takes 8 to 10 weeks from the initial consultation to delivery. During the consultation and measurement session (approx. 1–2 hours), we discuss the fabric, cut, and details, and take your measurements. The fitting takes place about 6–8 weeks later. The garment is then nearly finished. Any necessary alterations—even more extensive ones—are therefore usually completed within 1–2 weeks. We make most alterations right here in Munich, without shipping the garment to Italy. With the “Rohbau” (Linea Maestro) fitting, the first fitting takes place after about 4 weeks. The garment is then completed within 3–4 weeks, followed by a fitting of the finished piece and final adjustments within 1–2 weeks.
Usually, one fitting is enough to achieve the right fit. At the Linea Maestro, the first fitting can take place as a basted fitting for a small surcharge: The jacket is only basted at this stage so that we can still adjust the cut and balance. If more extensive adjustments are needed—for example, due to very unique proportions or more complex cuts—we schedule a second or, in rare cases, a third fitting. This ensures that the shoulder line, lapels, and overall silhouette fit perfectly before the garment leaves our workshop.
Yes, that's one of the advantages of custom-made clothing—we tailor the cut and fit individually to your body type, even if you have an athletic build or a larger drop.
For made-to-measure, we start from a base pattern refined over many years. We adjust not only the measurements but also the pattern itself—in both lines. In the Linea Maestro, the pattern is also cut by hand, and on request the first fitting takes place as a basted fitting, for a small surcharge. This brings the Linea Maestro very close to the process of traditional tailoring. We archive your pattern permanently—the basis for all future orders.
Our house style is inspired by the Neapolitan Riviera style of the 1960s: a soft, unpadded Spalla Camicia shoulder, a slightly rounded collar, a wide lapel (11–14 cm depending on the model), the characteristic 3-Roll-2 or 6×2 button placement, and the „Barchetta“ chest pocket. You can find all the details—including the trouserhouse style —on our website: house style. Individual variations are, of course, possible within the scope of made-to-measure tailoring—however, we recommend choosing a tailor based on their house style: It forms the natural foundation of every made-to-measure garment and is a deliberate part of what sets our atelier apart.
We offer a complete wardrobe for the modern gentleman—from casual wear to formal attire: suits, blazers, coats, leather jackets, knitwear, jeans, and more. You can find a complete overview with all prices at: Prices
Yes. Formal attire for weddings is part of our custom-tailored collection—from classic cutaways and tailcoats to modern tuxedo styles, including those paired with turtleneck sweaters. You can view all styles in our Ceremonial Collection.
As with any custom-made suit: 8–10 weeks from the initial consultation to delivery, including fittings. For weddings, we recommend scheduling your first consultation at least 2–3 months before the event.
Yes, we also coordinate outfits for the groom and best men—with coordinated but not identical looks, if desired.
We don't make shoes ourselves—instead, we work with the Munich-based custom shoemaker MOGADA so that you have a trusted source for custom-made shoes that meets our own high standards of quality.
All of our suits, blazers, and coats are made in our workshop in Italy. In the Linea Maestro collection, this is done by hand—50 to 100 hours per garment, depending on the design and complexity. This includes, among other things, hand-cutting the fabric, hand-sewing the floating cotton-and-linen interlining, hand-stitching the lapels (pad stitching), hand-sewing the buttonholes, and applying fine pick stitches along the edges.
Yes. During the free consultation at our Munich studio or via Zoom, we’ll discuss fabric selection, the cut, and details together, and take your measurements on the spot if needed—with absolutely no obligation. Schedule an appointment
Yes, the Linea Maestro package includes alterations for up to one year after completion. We assess the scope of each alteration on a case-by-case basis, depending on the nature and complexity of the work. We also make alterations after one year has passed; whether they are included depends on the scope of the work. In the Linea Classica package, we are also happy to make simpler alterations.
Yes, that's possible. The cost of the fabric you bring will then be deducted from the total price.
Yes. Since we permanently archive your measurements, we can use them as a basis for future orders—there’s usually no need to take your measurements again.
By law, there is no right of return for custom-made garments, as each piece is made specifically for you and according to your measurements. However, if you are not satisfied, we will work together to find a solution. Your satisfaction is important to us.
This is very important. We have deliberately chosen not to engage in mass production and instead rely on traditional craftsmanship rather than industrial manufacturing—garments made to last rather than to follow fleeting trends. Our goal is to create garments that will last a lifetime.
We recommend scheduling an appointment so that we can provide you with the best possible consultation without interruptions. Walk-ins are welcome during our business hours, but we cannot guarantee immediate assistance, as we are usually fully occupied with another client during scheduled appointments. Schedule an Appointment
Our focus is on Munich. In some cases, we also visit private clients in other German cities. Please feel free to contact us directly; we’ll provide personalized advice on how to arrange consultations, fittings, and delivery outside of Munich. Contact.
Since the streets around our studio are usually busy, if you’re arriving by car, we recommend the Park One parking garage in the Amalienpassage—it’s just a short walk from there. You can easily reach us by public transportation, as there are bus and streetcar stops nearby.
Occasionally, yes—we have produced women’s clothing in the past. While this isn’t our current focus, we do see potential in this area. If you’re interested, please feel free to contact us, and we’ll discuss the possibilities on a case-by-case basis. Contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
MASSURA is here for you. Whether you have questions about your made-to-measure suit, our made-to-measure, our services, or anything else—here you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
A two-piece made-to-measure suit starts at €1,950 in the Linea Classica and at €2,450 in the Linea Maestro. Blazers start at €1,450, pants at €500, and coats at €2,000 (all available at Linea Classica). The final price depends on the fabric, the selected line, the style, and an optional basted fitting. You can find all prices on our pricing page.
We offer two lines for our made-to-measure suits and shirts. In the Linea Classica line, jackets and coats are primarily machine-made. The sleeve gussets, sleeve linings, collars, and buttonholes on the lapels are crafted by hand. Pants in the Linea Classica line are machine-made. The Linea Maestro is handmade: cutting, interlining, lapels, buttonholes, and pressing are all done by hand. Additional details and handmade options are available upon request for an extra charge. We’d be happy to explain the exact differences during a no-obligation consultation. Schedule an appointment
Starting at €1,950, you receive a two-piece made-to-measure suit in the Linea Classica—with a full-canvas jacket, made in our workshop in Italy. This range also covers a jacket in the Linea Maestro (from €1,850) or a coat in the Linea Classica (from €2,000). The exact price depends on the fabric you choose.
It typically takes 8 to 10 weeks from the initial consultation to delivery. During the consultation and measurement session (approx. 1–2 hours), we discuss the fabric, cut, and details, and take your measurements. The fitting takes place about 6–8 weeks later. The garment is then nearly finished. Any necessary alterations—even more extensive ones—are therefore usually completed within 1–2 weeks. We make most alterations right here in Munich, without shipping the garment to Italy. With the “Rohbau” (Linea Maestro) fitting, the first fitting takes place after about 4 weeks. The garment is then completed within 3–4 weeks, followed by a fitting of the finished piece and final adjustments within 1–2 weeks.
Usually, one fitting is enough to achieve the right fit. At the Linea Maestro, the first fitting can take place as a basted fitting for a small surcharge: The jacket is only basted at this stage so that we can still adjust the cut and balance. If more extensive adjustments are needed—for example, due to very unique proportions or more complex cuts—we schedule a second or, in rare cases, a third fitting. This ensures that the shoulder line, lapels, and overall silhouette fit perfectly before the garment leaves our workshop.
Yes, that's one of the advantages of custom-made clothing—we tailor the cut and fit individually to your body type, even if you have an athletic build or a larger drop.
For made-to-measure, we start from a base pattern refined over many years. We adjust not only the measurements but also the pattern itself—in both lines. In the Linea Maestro, the pattern is also cut by hand, and on request the first fitting takes place as a basted fitting, for a small surcharge. This brings the Linea Maestro very close to the process of traditional tailoring. We archive your pattern permanently—the basis for all future orders.
Our house style is inspired by the Neapolitan Riviera style of the 1960s: a soft, unpadded Spalla Camicia shoulder, a slightly rounded collar, a wide lapel (11–14 cm depending on the model), the characteristic 3-Roll-2 or 6×2 button placement, and the „Barchetta“ chest pocket. You can find all the details—including the trouserhouse style —on our website: house style. Individual variations are, of course, possible within the scope of made-to-measure tailoring—however, we recommend choosing a tailor based on their house style: It forms the natural foundation of every made-to-measure garment and is a deliberate part of what sets our atelier apart.
We offer a complete wardrobe for the modern gentleman—from casual wear to formal attire: suits, blazers, coats, leather jackets, knitwear, jeans, and more. You can find a complete overview with all prices at: Prices
Yes. Formal attire for weddings is part of our custom-tailored collection—from classic cutaways and tailcoats to modern tuxedo styles, including those paired with turtleneck sweaters. You can view all styles in our Ceremonial Collection.
As with any custom-made suit: 8–10 weeks from the initial consultation to delivery, including fittings. For weddings, we recommend scheduling your first consultation at least 2–3 months before the event.
Yes, we also coordinate outfits for the groom and best men—with coordinated but not identical looks, if desired.
We don't make shoes ourselves—instead, we work with the Munich-based custom shoemaker MOGADA so that you have a trusted source for custom-made shoes that meets our own high standards of quality.
All of our suits, blazers, and coats are made in our workshop in Italy. In the Linea Maestro collection, this is done by hand—50 to 100 hours per garment, depending on the design and complexity. This includes, among other things, hand-cutting the fabric, hand-sewing the floating cotton-and-linen interlining, hand-stitching the lapels (pad stitching), hand-sewing the buttonholes, and applying fine pick stitches along the edges.
Yes. During the free consultation at our Munich studio or via Zoom, we’ll discuss fabric selection, the cut, and details together, and take your measurements on the spot if needed—with absolutely no obligation. Schedule an appointment
Yes, the Linea Maestro package includes alterations for up to one year after completion. We assess the scope of each alteration on a case-by-case basis, depending on the nature and complexity of the work. We also make alterations after one year has passed; whether they are included depends on the scope of the work. In the Linea Classica package, we are also happy to make simpler alterations.
Yes, that's possible. The cost of the fabric you bring will then be deducted from the total price.
Yes. Since we permanently archive your measurements, we can use them as a basis for future orders—there’s usually no need to take your measurements again.
By law, there is no right of return for custom-made garments, as each piece is made specifically for you and according to your measurements. However, if you are not satisfied, we will work together to find a solution. Your satisfaction is important to us.
This is very important. We have deliberately chosen not to engage in mass production and instead rely on traditional craftsmanship rather than industrial manufacturing—garments made to last rather than to follow fleeting trends. Our goal is to create garments that will last a lifetime.
We recommend scheduling an appointment so that we can provide you with the best possible consultation without interruptions. Walk-ins are welcome during our business hours, but we cannot guarantee immediate assistance, as we are usually fully occupied with another client during scheduled appointments. Schedule an Appointment
Our focus is on Munich. In some cases, we also visit private clients in other German cities. Please feel free to contact us directly; we’ll provide personalized advice on how to arrange consultations, fittings, and delivery outside of Munich. Contact.
Since the streets around our studio are usually busy, if you’re arriving by car, we recommend the Park One parking garage in the Amalienpassage—it’s just a short walk from there. You can easily reach us by public transportation, as there are bus and streetcar stops nearby.
Occasionally, yes—we have produced women’s clothing in the past. While this isn’t our current focus, we do see potential in this area. If you’re interested, please feel free to contact us, and we’ll discuss the possibilities on a case-by-case basis. Contact.