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SARTORO is a made-to-measure menswear brand, trading as SARTORO LLC. You design a suit, tuxedo, jacket, vest, trousers, dress shirt or coat in its online designer, choosing fabric and details, then get sized with a two-minute Digital Tailor before a tailor checks your fit profile. Suits start at $495, tuxedos at $575 and shirts at $120, and there are shoes, ties, cufflinks, pocket squares, wedding and group packages, swatch books and gift cards.
It suits men who want a tailored fit without visiting a tailor, including grooms and wedding parties. Prices are in US dollars, and garments ship within the US, free on orders over $250, with a faster rush option at checkout. A 30-day Fit Promise covers alterations or a free remake if the fit is off.
| Shipping | Garments ship within the US, free on orders over $250, taking around 1-3 weeks; a 7-8 day rush service is available at checkout. |
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| Returns | Your first garment order can be returned unworn with tags for a refund (minus shipping and extra customization fees) if you ask within the stated window; altered, monogrammed, final-sale, group and international orders are excluded. Later orders are covered by the 30-day Fit Promise instead. |
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