Customization Options

A Centi Atelier suit is composed of dozens of choices. Most are quiet. Some are pronounced. All are yours to make — guided by an atelier specialist who has seen ten thousand of them.

Notch: The default. Versatile. Works on every silhouette.
Peak: More formal. Adds visual height. Pairs well with double-breasted.
Shawl: Reserved for tuxedos and evening jackets. Elegant, never assertive.

Full lining: the default. Cool Bemberg silk. Hides interior construction. Half lining: lighter, summer-appropriate. Unlined: the most relaxed — for sport jackets, linens, and very warm climates. Custom print linings (paisley, branded interiors for partners) are available on request.

Centi Atelier's default is genuine horn. Corozo (tagua nut) is available for vegan clients. Mother-of-pearl pairs with formalwear and dinner shirts. Fabric-covered buttons are used on shawl-lapel tuxedos and double-breasted dinner jackets.

Pockets: Flap (default), jetted (formal), or ticket (a fourth pocket above the right pocket — classic British detail). Vents: Single (rare today, mid-century American), double (default — British and Italian), or ventless (Italian dinner jacket).

Monogramming is included on every MAISON suit and available as an upgrade on the Studio and House Lines. Three letters, any thread color in our library, set inside the left chest of the jacket. A small, private detail — exactly the kind of thing the house values.

Hand-finished, fully functional buttonholes at the cuff are standard on the MAISON and available as an upgrade on the Studio and House Lines. The most quietly recognized detail in tailoring.