First option: have two identical suits made

The approach is similar to that of any suit: we begin by considering the season, followed by colour preferences. Will the suit be in classic shades of blue or grey, or something more distinctive like green or burgundy for a less traditional look? From there, we begin the fabric search, working toward a mutual agreement — because everything starts with the cloth.

Once the fabric is selected, both suits can share the same cut — for example, two jackets with two buttons and a classic lapel. This is the simplest and most harmonious option.

Second option: have two (almost) identical suits made

This option allows for subtle differences. While the fabric remains the same, a few design choices can make the two suits slightly distinct. One might opt for a peaked lapel with slanted pockets, while the other chooses a classic notch lapel with two patch pockets. These small differences add visual and aesthetic richness, without compromising the overall harmony created by the matching fabric.

To most guests and attendants, the suits will appear identical — bringing a sense of shared elegance to the couple on such a meaningful day. Yet each groom will still enjoy a discreet personal touch.

Third option: each groom plays his own part — with style and a sense of fun

The final option: each groom freely explores his own tastes and desires.

At this stage, our role as advisors becomes more important than ever — helping ensure the two outfits come together in harmony, creating a shared elegance through contrast.

Here, anything goes — and thanks to our extensive fabric library, we’re confident we’ll find the perfect answer for both of you.