Where are Hockerty suits made?

Our team of more than 60 people based in Zürich (Switzerland) with offices in Barcelona and Shanghai work hard to bring new custom made products to you. We are really proud of our Made in Shanghai.

How long does it take to get a Hockerty suit?

The average delivery time is 15 days from the date of payment.

How do you measure Hockerty?

Lift the shirt collar. Put the first end of the cloth tape where the shoulder seam meets the neck. Measure down (vertically over the stomach) to the point you want the jacket to end. The standard measurement is usually around your fingers.

What is Hockerty?

Hockerty is a contemporary online made-to-measure brand for men that was founded in 2008 as Tailor4Less. As the company grew and their quality improved, Tailor4Less rebranded itself as Hockerty in order to reflect this evolution.

What is a double breasted suit?

What is a double-breasted suit? A double-breasted suit is a jacket, mostly intended for men. It has overlapping front lapels and two columns of buttons. The term “double-breasted suit” normally refers to the whole garment: double-breasted jacket, and trousers.

How do you measure shoulder for suit?

Measure your shoulder width from the outside edge of the left shoulder (basically where the sleeve of your shirt starts), to the outside edge of the right shoulder. The tape shouldn’t be perfectly straight, but it should follow the natural curve of your back, touching the most prominent bone below your neck.

How do I measure my shoulder width myself?

Measuring your shoulders by yourself Using a pencil, reach across your left shoulder with your right hand and mark the place right above your shoulder joint. Repeat the process on the opposite side with your opposite hand. Then use a measuring tape to measure the distance between the two markings.

What is a jacket without buttons called?

Wrap coat. A wrap coat is a straight coat without buttons, held with a tie belt.

What is a jigger button?

To strengthen the fastening, an inner-button, called a jigger (or anchor), is usually added to fasten the under-lapped side of the garment to take stress off the outer buttons of the over-lapped side. …

How do I know what size suit I wear?

To correctly determine your suit size, you need to measure your (1) height, (2) chest circumference, (3) hip circumference, and (4) waistband. You also need to know your (5) step length (along the leg, from crotch to the ground) and (6) your side length (from the waist over the hip to the sole).

How do you measure shoulders?

Instruct your friend to place the end of the measuring tape at the place where your shoulder meets the top of your arm, or, the boniest part of your shoulder. From there, holding the tape taut, they should stretch the tape straight across to the tip of your other shoulder blade. The measurement is your shoulder width.