At King & Bay, we believe a little knowledge goes a long way in understanding quality craftmanship. So, we take the time to educate our customers just a bit in the finer details of custom and Bespoke menswear.
As the season begins to shift, men don't have to pack away their summer wardrobe. The key to effortless style during this transitional period lies in versatility. With the right pieces and a thoughtful approach to layering, your favourite summer garments can evolve with the season. Read our blog to discover five custom clothing staples that work seamlessly from summer into fall, offering both comfort and timeless style.
When it comes to fall style for men, the cotton safari shirt stands out as a versatile essential. Crafted from breathable cotton and rooted in classic safari design, this shirt effortlessly blends rugged utility with elevated appeal. With its structured silhouette and functional details, it’s the perfect layer for transitional weather.
On Thursday, July 10th, we had the pleasure of welcoming Luke Mayes from the iconic House of Dormeuil for our exclusive Dormeuil Day event. Held in our private lounge, guests enjoyed a firsthand look at the latest fall fabrics and colours for the upcoming season, including insight into how men can incorporate them into their custom wardrobes. Read our blog to learn more about this event and also discover why sage green is the unexpected standout colour of the season.
Fall may feel like a distant thought, but for well-dressed men, true style is never rushed; it’s curated, intentional and ahead of the season. At King & Bay, we believe that luxury begins with preparation, especially when it comes to custom clothing. Whether you're returning to the office, preparing for fall events, or simply elevating your everyday wear, custom menswear ensures you enter the season with confidence.
When it comes to building a stylish summer wardrobe, comfort and sophistication should go hand-in-hand. As temperatures rise, many men look for pants that feel relaxed yet still make a statement. Whether you're dressing for a casual evening or simply want to elevate your everyday look, here are the top summer trousers men should consider wearing this season.
Men's fashion is always evolving and few garments manage to balance timeless function with modern refinement like the chore jacket. Originally designed for durability, this workwear staple has evolved into a refined essential for summer outerwear. Lightweight, versatile and effortlessly stylish, it’s the perfect jacket for today’s modern man, offering both comfort and function.
There are so many decisions to make when it comes to planning a wedding, and one of the most important for grooms is deciding what colour suit to wear. The right colour can set the tone for the entire day, reflecting both the groom’s personality and the overall tone of the celebration. Whether you’re aiming for classic elegance or something more modern, choosing the perfect suit colour is a key step in creating a memorable summer wedding look.
Weddings are increasingly becoming reflections of personal style and intentional design, and this includes what the groom wears. For men, traditional tuxedos and classic suits remain staples, but it’s the accessories that set the tone. From custom pieces to bold colour choices, the details of every accessory bring individuality and character to the groom’s overall look.
When it comes to men’s tailoring, few elements are as defining and often overlooked as the lapel. That small fold of fabric along your jacket’s front edge isn’t just a formality; it’s a statement. Whether you're dressing for the boardroom, your wedding or a casual night out, understanding lapel styles can elevate your final look.
Buying a custom suit in Toronto can be an exciting milestone for many men, but it’s also where some of the most common style mistakes happen. From choosing the wrong fabric to chasing trends over fit, first-time buyers often walk away with a suit that doesn’t quite meet their expectations. If you're investing in your first custom suit, knowing what to avoid is just as important as knowing what to choose.