Custom Wool Suit Manufacturer Since 1996

Boost your business with singo premium custom wool suits. We are not just manufacturers; we are your partners in crafting 100% wool suit for men and women that speaks volumes about quality and precision. This resource is designed to empower B2B clients, guiding you through every detail of wool suits—from the unique properties of various wool fabrics and popular wool suit styles to expert advice on wool suit care and maintenance.

How are Custom Wool Suits Produced at SINGO

Our in-house factory, powered by an intelligent C2M system, ensures a precise fit for every client. We meticulously adjust our existing patterns to their measurements, guaranteeing exceptional quality and delivery within just 7-15 business days. This streamlined process eliminates guesswork, translating their unique needs into a perfect, ready-to-wear garment. Below are images that gives the overview of our wool suit manufacturing process.

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Explore Our Men & Women Wool suit Customization Capabilities

We provide the options you need to build a diverse and high-quality men suit collection for your clients. Our expertise covers all modern custom clothing types, focusing exclusively on suiting to deliver unparalleled depth and quality. Below are some of the most commonly customized suit styles by our clients.

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What Type of Fabric are You Looking to Customize Your Suits With?

When it comes to custom wool suiting, the fabric is the soul. We understand this deeply, which is why we meticulously select world-class wool fabrics to offer you an unparalleled bespoke experience.

From the luxurious softness of Merino wool and Cashmere wool, to the classic crispness of Worsted wool, we provide fabrics that symbolize quality, such as Super 120s and Super 130s.

We also excel at creating versatile Wool blends, expertly combining materials like Wool mohair and Wool silk to craft suits that are both beautiful and functional. Whether you need the lightweight breathability of Tropical wool or the exceptional wrinkle resistance of High twist wool, we can fulfill your ultimate pursuit of quality.

Why our suits stand out?

Our commitment to quality begins with fabrics from global leaders like Drago, DINO FILARRTE and VITELE BARBERIS CANONICO.

DRAGO

A leading Italian textile house that masterfully blends heritage with innovation. We source their fine wool fabrics, celebrated for their elegance and modern appeal.

DINO FILARTE

Crafted for the fashion elite, DINO FILARTE specializes in bespoke, high-end fabrics. Their distinguished collections are designed for unparalleled customization and sophistication.

VITALE BARBERIS CANONICO

With a legacy spanning over 350 years, VITALE BARBERIS CANONICO is a prestigious Italian mill. Their time-honored craftsmanship and unwavering commitment to quality are woven into every fabric.

Wool Suit Fabric Guide From SINGO

SINGO, as a long-standing manufacturer of custom wool suits, have extensive experience and a deep understanding of the properties, processes, and applications of various wool suiting fabrics.

We understand that the quality of a wool suit lies in its fabric, and we are committed to providing professional and attentive service to accompany our clients on their journey of learning and growth in wool suit customization.

Types and Characteristics of Wool Fabrics

These terms primarily describe the origin, processing, or blend of wool with other fibers, directly impacting the suit’s wearability and quality.

Merino Wool Suit: A premium wool variety renowned for its fine, soft fibers, offering a comfortable feel and excellent drape.
Worsted Wool Suit: Made from combed wool that removes short fibers, this fabric has a smooth, flat surface, and is lightweight and wrinkle-resistant.
Virgin Wool Suit: Refers to the first clip of wool from a sheep or wool that has never been processed, preserving its most original, superior properties.
Wool Flannel Suit: A wool fabric with a fuzzy surface, it feels thick and warm, perfect for fall and winter wear, and has a classic British style.
Sharkskin Wool Suit: A type of worsted wool fabric with a special weave that creates a subtle sheen and unique texture, giving it a sophisticated appearance often used for high-end business suits.
Super 120 / Super 130 Wool Suit: An international standard for measuring the fineness of wool fibers. The higher the number, the finer, softer, and more lightweight the fabric, though it requires more delicate care. This is a symbol of superior quality.
High Twist Wool Suit: Refers to yarns twisted with high tension, creating a denser fabric structure with excellent wrinkle resistance and a crisp feel. It is highly durable and great for travel.

Wool Blends and Functional Fabrics

These terms focus on blends of wool with other natural or functional fibers, designed to improve specific suit properties like breathability, luster, or durability.

Wool Blend Suit: A blend of wool with fibers like polyester or nylon that maintains the comfort of wool while enhancing the fabric’s durability and wrinkle resistance, offering a more cost-effective option.
Cashmere Wool Suit: Wool blended with cashmere, making the fabric more luxurious and soft, while significantly increasing its warmth.
Wool Mohair Suit: A blend of wool and mohair that enhances the fabric’s luster and crispness. It is highly wrinkle-resistant, making it especially suitable for formal business wear.
Wool and Linen Suit / Wool Linen Blend Suit: Combines the softness of wool with the breathability of linen, making it ideal for summer or tropical climates. It stays lightweight and airy while maintaining a formal look.
Silk and Wool Suit / Wool Silk Suit: A blend of wool and silk that gives the fabric a unique smooth feel and natural sheen, perfect for high-end evening wear or luxury business suits.
Wool Silk Linen Blend Suit: Combines the benefits of three natural fibers, resulting in a lightweight, breathable fabric with a unique luster and texture, making it an ideal choice for high-end summer tailoring.

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FAQs of Wool Suits

Knowledge Base Of Wool Suits By SINGO

In our services, we not only offer high-quality custom services for wool suits but also are willing to help you understand wool suit fabric knowledge, wool suit cleaning, maintenance, color trend, styls and pricing enabling you to customize your ideal wool suit that attract and satisfy your customers.

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Are all suits made of wool?

Not all suits are made of wool — there are many other fabrics on the market. Common high-end suit fabrics include pure wool, wool-silk blends, wool-linen blends, pure linen, cotton-linen, wool-cashmere blends, pure cashmere, alpaca wool, and more. Some lower-quality suits may use polyester linings, which are less breathable, wear out quickly, and make the suit less durable. We offer high-quality custom suit services.

Is 100 wool suit good?

A 100% wool suit is undoubtedly high quality — breathable, warm, and comfortable, making it perfect for formal occasions. However, it does have drawbacks, such as being prone to pilling, moth damage, mildew, shrinkage, and shedding. It also requires dry cleaning and careful maintenance.

Are wool suits good? Are wool suits better than polyester?

Wool suits are generally of higher quality, with good warmth, breathability, and comfort, and they also look more refined. However, they require more delicate care and professional dry cleaning. Polyester suits may not feel as comfortable or look as premium, and they are less breathable, but they’re more wrinkle-resistant and machine washable.

Do wool suits stretch?

Whether a wool suit has stretch depends on the fabric blend. Pure wool has limited elasticity, but when blended with polyester or elastic fibers, it gains more stretch. Blended wool suits are usually easier to shape and more flexible.

Do wool suits wrinkle?

Wool suits are relatively wrinkle-resistant, but not completely wrinkle-free. Wool fibers have good resilience and recovery, so even if wrinkles appear, they can bounce back quickly — for example, with the help of steam in a bathroom. However, wrinkle resistance also depends on fabric quality, yarn count, weight, and care methods. So while wool suits resist wrinkles better than many fabrics, improper care or long wear can still cause creasing.

Are wool suits good for summer?

Generally, wearing a wool suit in summer won’t feel too hot. Wool has excellent breathability and moisture absorption. Choosing lightweight, breathable wool fabrics and designs (such as unlined or lightweight construction) can make it very comfortable for warmer weather.

Wool Suit Cleaning

How to clean a wool suit? How to clean a wool suit at home?

It’s not recommended to wash wool suits with water. Dry cleaning or spot cleaning is best. If you really need to hand-wash, use lukewarm water (30–40°C) with a wool/silk detergent, gently squeeze out excess water, lay it flat to dry, and avoid high heat or direct sunlight.

Can I wash a wool suit and pants in the washing machine?

It’s not recommended, as the machine’s agitation and hot water can damage wool fibers, causing shrinkage, distortion, or fiber breakage. Dry cleaning is best. If you have no choice but to hand wash, use lukewarm water (30–40°C) with wool detergent and a soft brush for spot cleaning. Rinse gently, lay flat to dry, and never use high heat or direct sunlight.

How to spot clean wool suit?

Use a damp cloth, soft brush, or a wool-specific cleaner to treat stains locally. Avoid washing the whole suit in water.

Wool Suit Ironing and Wrinkle Removal

Can I iron a wool suit? How to iron a wool suit?

Yes, you can iron a wool suit, but do it carefully. Use low-temperature steam and avoid direct high heat. Place a damp cloth between the iron and the fabric, or use a steam iron. You can also use cotton cloths, damp pressing cloths, or small pressing pillows to protect the fabric. For best results, iron from the inside out, starting with the front panels, collar, and sleeves.

Can I steam a wool suit?

Yes, you can use steam to remove wrinkles from a wool suit. Hanging it in a steamy bathroom or using a garment steamer works well, but keep the temperature medium to low and avoid long exposure to high heat.

How to get wrinkles out of a wool suit?

You can let the wrinkles relax naturally by hanging the suit in a slightly humid environment, like a bathroom, and letting steam and gravity do the work — though the results may vary. Another option is steaming with a steam iron or garment steamer, but keep the temperature moderate and avoid overheating.

Wool Suit Repair and Storage

How to store wool suits?

Hang your wool suit on a wide wooden hanger so it keeps its shape.
Keep it in a cool, dry place with good airflow, away from sunlight and dampness.
If you’re storing it for a long time, add some cedar blocks or mothballs to keep moths away.
Make sure the suit is clean and completely dry before putting it away.

Can moth holes in a wool suit be repaired?

Wool suits with moth holes can definitely be repaired. You can patch or stitch them using fabric or thread that matches the original color, or try methods like darning, invisible mending, or even decorative embroidery. Once the repair is done, it’s a good idea to spray some moth repellent or keep the suit in a dry place to prevent moths from coming back.

Can you dye a wool suit?

Wool suits are not recommended for casual dyeing, because wool is a protein fiber and dyeing may damage the fiber structure, leading to deformation or fading. If dyeing is necessary, it’s best to use professional wool dyes and do it under expert guidance, avoiding high temperatures and strong acids or alkalis.

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