Big & tall
Sleeves and leg length that stop short, jackets that pull across the chest. Your pattern is drafted to your actual height and girth — no 'nearest size up'.
Hard to fit
Off-the-rack suits are cut for an average that almost nobody actually is. If you've spent years splitting the difference between two bad sizes, this is the fix.

Built for
Every one of these is a pattern adjustment, not a compromise. The scan measures it, the tailor cuts to it.
Sleeves and leg length that stop short, jackets that pull across the chest. Your pattern is drafted to your actual height and girth — no 'nearest size up'.
Standard jackets swamp you and the button sits too low. We shorten the body, raise the button stance and rebalance the lapel so it reads proportional, not shrunken.
Big chest, small waist, thighs that fight the trousers. Off-the-rack forces you to fit the chest and drown the waist. The scan handles both independently.
Shoulder width, slope and any asymmetry are measured separately. That's the single detail a tailor can't fix later — and the one we get right first.
Each sleeve is measured on its own. Most people's arms aren't the same length, and yours won't be treated as if they are.
Forward shoulders, a fuller seat, a lower hip. The scan reads your standing posture so the jacket hangs clean instead of collapsing at the collar.
Off the rack
Scanned with BYS
No extra charge
No big-and-tall surcharge, no short-man penalty. $499, $699 or $999 depending on the cloth you choose — that's the whole pricing model.
Sixty seconds in the booth and you'll never guess a size again.