Enzo Custom
Custom Suits and Tuxedos in Charlotte
Meet Brad at Enzo Custom in Charlotte’s South End for custom suits, tuxedos, shirts and jackets. Your private appointment at 1515 South Tryon Street can begin with a working wardrobe, a wedding outfit or one garment made for a particular occasion.
Concierge 704-464-4205

Find the South End showroom
| Showroom detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 1515 S Tryon St, Suite 106, Charlotte, NC 28203 |
| Concierge | 704-464-4205 |
| Clothiers | Brad |
| Appointment | View available appointments |
Our concierge team can help with appointments, arrival details and coordinating with your clothier.
Suite 106 is at street level on South Tryon Street. Bland Street Station on the Blue Line is a nearby rail option. The building’s garage entrance is on West Park Avenue between South Tryon Street and Camden Road.
Start with the days you wear a suit
If a suit is part of your working week, tell Brad how often you wear one and where you spend the day. A navy or charcoal cloth can support a small rotation, but the surface and weight deserve as much attention as the color. An indoor working day, time outside and travel may point toward different choices.
The design should support ordinary movement: fastening the jacket, sitting at a desk and reaching forward. Trouser rise and room through the seat need to work with the jacket’s length and button stance. Explain what feels uncomfortable in garments you own. A waistband that moves when you sit or a collar that pulls away is more useful information than asking for a tighter fit everywhere.
View the suit collection for starting points. The wardrobe guide can help establish which garment will be most useful first and what to add later.
Your pattern begins with the person wearing it
New clients are measured in the showroom. Over 30 measurements are combined with an assessment of posture, shoulder slope, asymmetry and arm pitch. Front and back balance, trouser seat and preferred room for movement also inform an individual pattern drafted from scratch for you and the garment category.
The constructed garment is fitted on your body, usually through two to three fittings. Stand naturally and bring the shoes and shirt you expect to wear. We assess the shape as a whole, then refine details such as sleeve length, collar contact and trouser line. Confirmed changes are carried into your fit record. Our process explains the sequence from first appointment to finished garment.
What is inside a structured jacket
Full floating canvas is the standard for our structured jackets. The internal canvas supports the chest, lapels and shape, allowing the outer cloth to drape naturally. We do not use fused jacket-front construction. Half canvas is available where appropriate or requested, with unconstructed jackets offered for a softer approach.
Lining and internal structure are different decisions. Full, partial or no lining can change how a jacket feels and finishes inside; an unlined jacket is not necessarily unconstructed. Brad explains the selected shoulder, canvas and finishing details together, including a Milanese buttonhole on request. Read Inside Our Jackets before comparing construction choices.
Cloth for a working week and a warmer day
Enzo offers 10,000 fabrics across its collections, with sources including Vitale Barberis Canonico, Drago, Loro Piana, Zegna, Dormeuil and Holland & Sherry. Rather than choosing only by a mill name or Super number, compare the cloth’s weight, weave and surface against the way you will wear it.
For warm-weather use, look at how the cloth is woven as well as how light it feels. For a suit worn frequently indoors, assess the line of the cloth and the level of formality you need. A softly textured separate jacket can pair differently with trousers than a smooth business suiting. Our cloth guide explains the distinctions, while summer suit fabrics explores warmer conditions in more detail.
Wedding suits and tuxedos, coordinated early
Bring the invitation or proposed dress code, the ceremony time and the locations of your wedding party. Settle the groom’s outfit before deciding how closely everyone else should match. Matching cloth, coordinated colors and identical accessories are separate decisions.
A tuxedo requires agreement between jacket, trousers, shirt and formal accessories. A wedding suit offers another range of color and texture, guided by the setting and how it might be worn afterward. For an outdoor ceremony followed by an indoor reception, consider both parts of the day when selecting cloth. Our wedding guide covers those choices.
If the party lives in different cities, tell Brad at the start. Measurements and fittings need individual appointments, even when the outfits share a design. The wedding timeline helps you work back from the event and any departure dates without leaving the final outfit check until travel.
Shirts, separate jackets and the pieces between suits
A separate jacket can make a small wardrobe more flexible. Bring the trousers and shirts you plan to wear with it so texture, color and proportion can be assessed together. A softer shoulder or unconstructed design may suit that purpose, while a more defined shape creates a different impression.
Custom shirts allow the collar, cuffs and body to relate to your jacket and how you wear it with or without a tie. Mother-of-pearl buttons are standard, and a split yoke is available. Custom trousers include a hand-set curtain waistband and V-split detail, with rise and leg shape selected for your proportions. An overcoat receives its own pattern, allowing for the layers beneath it. Every garment carries a name label.
Starting prices and the schedule for your order
| Custom garment | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Suits | $595 |
| Tuxedos | $645 |
| Jackets and sport coats | $450 |
| Shirts | $145 |
| Trousers | $245 |
| Overcoats | $790 |
The selected cloth and design establish your final price, confirmed before production. Standard timing is three to four calendar weeks from a confirmed, paid order until the garment is ready for pickup or shipment. Imported or special cloth may take longer. Rush timing of approximately 18 calendar days, around two and a half weeks, is available only when confirmed for your order. Share event and travel dates so fittings and final adjustments can be planned around them.
Personal support with the finished garment
We stand behind every garment we make. If something isn’t right, your clothier will work with you to refine it through alterations. In the rare case that alterations aren’t enough, we’ll remake the garment. If you’re still not satisfied after we’ve worked to resolve your concerns, we’ll refund the affected garment.
Every custom garment we make is covered by our Fit Guarantee, with complimentary fit alterations for 60 calendar days after final pickup. The period begins when you collect the completed garment after its final fitting. Later alterations do not restart or extend the original 60-day period. Contact our concierge team within that period to arrange an assessment; agreed alterations may be completed afterward. Read Our Fit Guarantee for the service details and our commitment if you remain dissatisfied.
Questions and answers
Is the Charlotte showroom in South End?
Yes. Enzo Custom is at 1515 South Tryon Street, Suite 106, in South End. The showroom is at street level. Call our concierge team if you need specific entrance or access information before your appointment.
Can I come by light rail?
Bland Street Station on the Blue Line is a nearby option. Check current CATS service information when planning your appointment and leave time to reach the showroom before your booking begins.
Where is the building’s garage entrance?
The entrance is on West Park Avenue between South Tryon Street and Camden Road. Ask our concierge team for current visitor parking and validation instructions. Parking arrangements can change, so confirm them before your visit.
Which appointment should I select?
First Visit is 75 minutes for new clients. Weddings & Events is 75 minutes for event planning, whether you are new or returning. Returning Clients is 45 minutes after any previous visit, including a visit without an order. Garment Fitting is 30 minutes for an order in progress that is ready to try on. There is no obligation to place an order at your first visit.
Should the wedding party book together?
Begin with a Weddings & Events appointment. Brad establishes the outfit direction, while our concierge team helps coordinate individual appointments around the event date and where everyone lives. A single 75-minute appointment does not provide fitting time for an entire wedding party.
Can one first suit serve several work occasions?
Often, yes. Begin with workplace formality, frequency of wear and the shirts you own. Brad can help select a cloth and design that suit those uses before you expand the rotation. Bring an existing garment if it helps explain what you want to change.
Can I supply my own measurements for a first order?
New clients are measured in the showroom so posture, shoulder position and movement can be assessed along with the measurements. After a previous visit, your clothier reviews the existing records and any changes before planning another garment.
Who should I contact if I need an appointment in another city?
Contact our concierge team and explain your travel schedule. They can coordinate with Brad and the receiving showroom before you book or move garments between appointments. Use our showroom directory to identify a suitable location. Client Relations covers the wider ordering and service questions.
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