Light blue striped bespoke linen shirt with charcoal trousers at Endel Tailor Bangkok

BESPOKE SHIRTS

Bespoke shirts, cut by hand in our Bangkok atelier

Hand-cut to your measurements from the world's finest shirtings, with the collar, cuff and finish you choose. A shirt that fits only you.

A shirt cut to you, not to a size

A great suit deserves a shirt to match. At Endel, every shirt is cut to your own measurements and posture, then refined at a fitting, so the collar sits clean, the cuffs end where they should, and the body skims without pulling. Made in-house in our Rama 4 atelier, by the same hands that build our suits.

Hand-stitched collar detail on a bespoke shirt by Endel Tailor Bangkok

The details that make a shirt bespoke

The difference is in the construction. Single-needle stitching for clean, flat seams that do not pucker after washing. A split yoke cut to square your shoulders. Hand-set collar points and mother-of-pearl buttons, attached to last.

Patterns are matched across the placket, pocket and yoke, and removable collar bones keep the points crisp. Small things, but they are the difference between a shirt that looks made-to-measure and one that looks bought.

Endel by Laleda label with the Ermenegildo Zegna mill tag stitched into a striped bespoke shirt

Shirtings from the world's best mills

Choose from two-fold cottons by Thomas Mason and Zegna Panoramica, Getzner and Liberty prints, and Irish linen from Spence Bryson. Crisp poplins and twills for the boardroom, oxfords for the weekend, and breathable linens built for the Bangkok heat.

Not sure where to start? Read our guide to Zegna shirt fabrics, or come in and feel the cloth in person.

The shirting houses we stock

Thomas Mason logo

England · Lancashire, since 1796

Thomas Mason

Britain's authority on shirting. Two-fold cotton poplins, oxfords and zephyrs drawn from the world's largest archive of striped and patterned shirting - over two hundred years of dress-shirt heritage.

Getzner logo

Austria · Vorarlberg, since 1818

Getzner

Austrian precision shirtings of exceptional fineness. Vorarlberg-woven cottons favoured by the world's most discerning shirt-makers - quietly the choice behind many haute houses.

Liberty logo

England · London, since 1875

Liberty

London's house of pattern. The famed Tana Lawn cotton: a fine, smooth and breathable cloth printed with Liberty's iconic floral and paisley archives. The defining fabric for expressive shirts, linings and pocket squares.

Every detail is yours to choose

We guide you to the choices that suit how you actually wear your shirts, then make them your own.

Collars

Spread, cutaway, button-down or club. Cut to balance your face and to sit clean with or without a tie.

Cuffs

Single barrel cuffs for everyday, or double (French) cuffs for links when the occasion calls for it.

Finishing

Placket style, mother-of-pearl buttons, contrast stitching and an optional monogram. The quiet details that make it yours.

Recent shirts

A few pieces from the atelier. Tap any image to see it larger.

How it works

01

Consultation and cloth

We talk through how you wear your shirts, then choose the cloth, collar, cuff and finishing together.

02

Measure and make

We take your measurements and cut a first shirt to your own pattern, in-house at our Rama 4 atelier.

03

Fit and finish

We refine the fit at a try-on, then finish your order. Repeat shirts need no further fittings.

Bespoke shirt questions

What is the difference between a bespoke shirt and a ready-made one?

A bespoke shirt is cut to your own measurements and posture, not pulled off a size rail. You choose the cloth, collar, cuff, placket and buttons, and we refine the fit at a try-on so the shoulders, neck and sleeve length sit exactly right. The result is a shirt that fits only you and lasts far longer than a fused, mass-produced one.

How many fittings does a bespoke shirt take?

Most clients need a first measurement and one fitting. We measure, make a first shirt, then fine-tune collar, cuff and body before finishing the rest of your order. Once your pattern is set, repeat orders need no further fittings.

Which shirting fabrics can I choose from?

We hold shirtings from the finest mills, including Thomas Mason and Zegna Panoramica two-fold cottons, Getzner, Liberty prints, and Irish linen from Spence Bryson. Crisp poplins and twills for the office, oxfords for the weekend, and breathable linens built for the Bangkok heat.

Can I choose the collar, cuffs and buttons?

Yes, every detail is yours. Spread, cutaway, button-down or club collars; single or double (French) cuffs; a standard, covered or no placket; mother-of-pearl buttons; contrast stitching; and an optional monogram. We will guide you to the choices that suit how you wear your shirts.

How much does a bespoke shirt cost?

Pricing depends on the cloth and the detailing you choose. Bespoke shirts are an accessible way to start with Endel, and many clients order a small run of three so the cost per shirt comes down. Contact us for current shirt pricing and fabric options.

Do I have to order more than one shirt?

No. You can commission a single shirt. That said, the first shirt carries the work of building your pattern, so ordering two or three at a time is the better value once we have dialled in your fit.

Building a full wardrobe? See our bespoke suit pricing or explore the fabric library.

Start your first bespoke shirt

Book a fitting at our Rama 4 atelier, or message us to talk cloth and fit. We are open Monday to Saturday, by appointment.