A signature aesthetic. A distinct identity.

Every line is a decision. Every detail, a statement. Discover why we designed our suit from the ground up.

Mark Pomerantz is one of the only menswear brands in the world who designs every garment entirely from the ground up in-house.

While most “custom suit” brands in Newport Beach, Los Angeles, New York, and beyond rely on white labeling pre-existing patterns—tweaking a few measurements and calling it bespoke—our approach exists on another plane altogether. The difference is absolute. There is no comparison in design, craftsmanship, or experience.

Nothing at Mark Pomerantz is accidental. We are not simply cutting fabric to fit your body. We are shaping an idea of how clothing should be conceived, built, and worn. How it should move with you. How it should feel against you. True luxury lies not in measurements alone, but in design. And great design changes everything.

For us, “custom” is only the beginning. What you commission is not just clothing, but a portion of Mark’s time and vision, dedicated solely to creating something that exists only for you.

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craftsmanship

My belief is simple: If a garment cannot be worn inside-out, it is not finished well enough.

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craftsmanship

My belief is simple: If a garment cannot be worn inside-out, it is not finished well enough.

The Hand-Made Jacket and its inherent aesthetic proportion is the opus of my life's work and sartorial vision. Designed to highlight and enhance the male form, it creates the ideal aesthetic on any wearer.

Hand-Made

Suits priced from $4,295
Jackets priced from $3,495

The flagship of our craft—and the opus of my life’s work—is the fully Hand-Made Suit. Nearly every element is executed by hand. At its core lies a full-canvas construction: hand-padded and hand-sewn, attaching canvas to cloth in a way that gives the garment its natural shape, depth, and life. Each jacket takes more than 24 hours of hand construction to create.

Its true beauty reveals itself on the inside. Each jacket is built with a full-fabric interior—an exceedingly rare practice, even in fine tailoring. My belief is simple: If a garment cannot be worn inside-out, it is not finished well enough. Much like a Ferrari engine displayed under glass, our interiors embody both form and function.

The result is tailoring at its most elevated: a second skin, alive with movement.

Hand-Finished

Suits priced from $2,895
Jackets priced from $2,295

In the spirit of our Hand-Made Suit, we also offer the Hand-Finished construction. Here, the foundation is a half-canvas chest, machine-sewn and machine-padded, while the artistry comes through in the details: hand-finished armholes, lapel buttonholes, pick stitching, bar tacks, and the signature visual elements that define our house style.

The interior is more conventional—fully lined—yet it carries our distinctive two-piece facing construction, a Mark Pomerantz hallmark. This ensures a precise, natural fit across the chest without over-tailoring or compromising aesthetics.

The hand-finished garment is a refined alternative, preserving the visual signatures of the hand-made opus, while offering a lighter expression of the craft.

The Hand-Made Jacket and its inherent aesthetic proportion is the opus of my life's work and sartorial vision. Designed to highlight and enhance the male form, it creates the ideal aesthetic on any wearer.

Hand-Made

Suits priced from $4,295
Jackets priced from $3,495

The flagship of our craft—and the opus of my life’s work—is the fully Hand-Made Garment. Nearly every element is executed by hand. At its core lies a full-canvas construction: hand-padded and hand-sewn, attaching canvas to cloth in a way that gives the garment its natural shape, depth, and life. Each jacket takes more than 24 hours of hand construction to create.

Its true beauty reveals itself on the inside. Each jacket is built with a full-fabric interior—an exceedingly rare practice, even in fine tailoring. My belief is simple: If a garment cannot be worn inside-out, it is not finished well enough. Much like a Ferrari engine displayed under glass, our interiors embody both form and function.

The result is tailoring at its most elevated: a second skin, alive with movement.

Hand-Finished

Suits priced from $4,295
Jackets priced from $3,495

In the spirit of our Hand-Made Suit, we also offer the Hand-Finished construction. Here, the foundation is a half-canvas chest, machine-sewn and machine-padded, while the artistry comes through in the details: hand-finished armholes, lapel buttonholes, pick stitching, bar tacks, and the signature visual elements that define our house style.

The interior is more conventional—fully lined—yet it carries our distinctive two-piece facing construction, a Mark Pomerantz hallmark. This ensures a precise, natural fit across the chest without over-tailoring or compromising aesthetics.

The hand-finished garment is a refined alternative, preserving the visual signatures of the hand-made opus, while offering a lighter expression of the craft.

Form

With more cloth and less lining, the garment drapes with elegance, carrying the exterior aesthetic seamlessly into the interior. It looks as refined on the inside as it does on the outside, with fine details that express the care taken in its design both inside and out.

Function

Without traditional lining the fabric is folded onto itself, creating a lighter, more elastic drape. Hand-stitching acts like the loops of a chain-link fence—flexible, and responsive, and alive—allowing the garment to mold to your body over time.

Form

With more cloth and less lining, the garment drapes with elegance, carrying the exterior aesthetic seamlessly into the interior. It looks as refined on the inside as it does on the outside, with fine details that express the care taken in its design.

Function

Without traditional lining the fabric is folded onto itself, creating a lighter, more elastic drape. Hand-stitching acts like the loops of a chain-link fence—alive, flexible, and responsive—allowing the garment to mold to your body over time.

Form

With more cloth and less lining, the garment drapes with elegance, carrying the exterior aesthetic seamlessly into the interior. It looks as refined on the inside as it does on the outside, with fine details that express the care taken in its design.

Function

Without traditional lining the fabric is folded onto itself, creating a lighter, more elastic drape. Hand-stitching acts like the loops of a chain-link fence—alive, flexible, and responsive—allowing the garment to mold to your body over time.

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Chassis

It’s not merely tailoring. It’s structural design, refined to perfection.

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Chassis

It’s not merely tailoring. It’s structural design, refined to perfection.

Every element of our chassis is designed to sculpt the male form with purpose and precision—creating a silhouette that feels architectural, chiseled from a block of marble.

In tailoring, it’s often called the block—but chassis is the more apt term. Like the foundation of a finely engineered machine, the chassis of a Mark Pomerantz jacket defines everything that follows: its silhouette, its balance, its movement, and ultimately, its presence.

Every element of our chassis is designed to sculpt the male form with purpose and precision—creating a silhouette that feels architectural, chiseled from a block of marble.

In tailoring, it’s often called the block—but chassis is the more apt term. Like the foundation of a finely engineered machine, the chassis of a Mark Pomerantz jacket defines everything that follows: its silhouette, its balance, its movement, and ultimately, its presence.

Short Shaped Top Collar

A subtly contoured and slightly shortened collar allows the lapel’s gorge line to sit higher, lifting the eye and refining the proportions of the face and neck.

Low Button Stance

Flowing naturally from the collar, the lower button stance elongates the torso and broadens the shoulder, creating an effortless sense of stature.

Semi-Open Cutaway

The gentle openness of the front quarters introduces movement and fluidity, drawing the eye downward in a continuous, graceful line.

Full Hand-Roped Shoulder

At the top, our full hand-roped shoulder brings the focus back up—strong, sculpted, and alive with subtle tension. Beneath it lies a featherweight pad, giving just enough structure to enhance the body without stiffness.

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Signature Quadrant Measuring

While studying in Italy, I developed a fit theory called Quadrante di Misura—the four horizontal planes—which became the backbone of our Signature Quadrant Measuring system.

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Signature Quadrant Measuring

While studying in Italy, I developed a fit theory called Quadrante di Misura—the four horizontal planes—which became the backbone of our Signature Quadrant Measuring system.

A defining element of the Mark Pomerantz aesthetic lies in how we measure—a method rooted in simplicity, intention, and obsessive precision.

There is an art to achieving the perfect fit—part visual, part kinesthetic. The visual fit is how you want to look: trim, sleek, and ideally proportioned. The kinesthetic fit is how you want to feel: effortless, supported, and completely at ease.

Perfection lives in the balance between the two.

While studying in Italy, I developed a fit theory called Quadrante di Misura—the four horizontal planes—which became the backbone of our Signature Quadrant Measuring system.

Everything begins inside the Atelier Laboratorio, our private workshop and the core of our process. Here, your body is read with absolute accuracy, allowing us to create garments that behave like a second skin yet carry the authority of a suit of armor.

Think of it like cuisine—the ingredients may be the same, but mastery transforms the outcome. Anyone can take measurements. What we do with them is entirely our own.

A defining element of the Mark Pomerantz aesthetic lies in how we measure — a method rooted in simplicity, intention, and obsessive precision.

There is an art to achieving the perfect fit — part visual, part kinesthetic. The visual fit is how you want to look: trim, sleek, and ideally proportioned. The kinesthetic fit is how you want to feel: effortless, supported, and completely at ease.

Perfection lives in the balance between the two.

While studying in Italy, I developed a fit theory called Quadrante di Misura — the four horizontal planes — which became the backbone of our Signature Quadrant Measuring system.

Everything begins inside the Atelier Laboratorio, our private workshop and the core of our process. Here, your body is read with absolute accuracy, allowing us to create garments that behave like a second skin yet carry the authority of a suit of armor.

Think of it like cuisine — the ingredients may be the same, but mastery transforms the outcome. Anyone can take measurements. What we do with them is entirely our own.

Quadrante di Misura

Rooted in simplicity, intention, and obsessive precision

Shoulder

Incrocia La Spalla

The shoulders set the entire silhouette. Too narrow and the jacket constricts; too wide and it loses all refinement. Precision here creates stature, balance, and the unmistakable Mark Pomerantz presence.

Back

Incrocia La Schiena

Working in harmony with the shoulders, the back measurement keeps the line clean and free of excess fabric. When done correctly, it shapes the torso and subtly enhances your athletic form.

Chest

Intorno Al Petto

The chest establishes the garment’s sense of presence. It gives the jacket its quiet power—an ease across the front that allows the torso to look open, confident, and naturally defined.

Waist

Intorno Al Vita

The waist shapes the line that carries the eye downward. It creates the clean taper that sharpens the silhouette, lengthens the body, and gives the garment its unmistakable sleekness.

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Finishing & Details

These small cues signal the level of intention running through the entire piece. They are the visible proof of an otherwise invisible rigor.

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Finishing & Details

These small cues signal the level of intention running through the entire piece. They are the visible proof of an otherwise invisible rigor.

Every garment we make has been refined for years, reconsidered stitch by stitch and decision by decision. Nothing is arbitrary. Nothing is accidental. Every minute detail has been considered, tested, and perfected.

The final layer of a Mark Pomerantz garment is where the invisible becomes undeniable.

Some details announce themselves quietly—the hidden boutonniere loop, the barchetta chest pocket, the subtle architecture of hand-sewn bar tacks. These small cues signal the level of intention running through the entire piece. They are the visible proof of an otherwise invisible rigor.

But much of what defines our garments isn’t seen at all. It’s felt.


The balance of weight, the integrity of the internal structure, the way the cloth moves as if guided—these are the results of a process done the right way, from the inside out, with complete respect for the craft of tailoring.

It’s the sum of countless choices—many hidden, all intentional—that gives a Mark Pomerantz garment its unmistakable character.

A defining element of the Mark Pomerantz aesthetic lies in how we measure — a method rooted in simplicity, intention, and obsessive precision.

There is an art to achieving the perfect fit — part visual, part kinesthetic. The visual fit is how you want to look: trim, sleek, and ideally proportioned. The kinesthetic fit is how you want to feel: effortless, supported, and completely at ease.

Perfection lives in the balance between the two.

While studying in Italy, I developed a fit theory called Quadrante di Misura — the four horizontal planes — which became the backbone of our Signature Quadrant Measuring system.

Everything begins inside the Atelier Laboratorio, our private workshop and the core of our process. Here, your body is read with absolute accuracy, allowing us to create garments that behave like a second skin yet carry the authority of a suit of armor.

Think of it like cuisine — the ingredients may be the same, but mastery transforms the outcome. Anyone can take measurements. What we do with them is entirely our own.

Handmade Milanese Lapel Buttonhole

A raised, elongated Milanese buttonhole, sewn entirely by hand using gimp thread. More than two hours of craftsmanship goes into each one.

Hand-Set Back Collar

The collar is hand-folded and hand-set beneath the lapel, ensuring clean structure and long-lasting shape.

Hand Bar-Tacked Boutonniere Loop

A hand–bar-tacked loop under the lapel for boutonnières, reinforcing both function and sartorial refinement.

Hidden Lapel Button

A concealed button allows the lapel to close fully in cold weather while maintaining sharp, uninterrupted lines.

Barchetta Chest Pocket

A “Barchetta” (boat-shaped) chest pocket follows the natural lines of the body and contours smoothly when in use.

Mezzaluna Pocket Stitch

A “Mezzaluna” (half-moon) stitch with hand bar tacks at both ends of each exterior pocket, adding elegance while securing the seam allowance.

Stacked Five-Button Sleeve Vent

Our signature stacked five-button functional sleeve vent, finished with chromatic grosgrain inside and a hand bar tack at the top for strength and character.

Zampa di Gallina Button Attachments

Buttons are secured with the traditional “Zampa di Gallina” (crow’s foot) stitch for strength and a discreet touch of tailoring heritage.

Six Interior Pockets

Six internal pockets: two billfold-height pockets, a pen pocket, two lower card pockets, and your initials embroidered above the left card pocket.

Why does all this matter?

If you’re still reading this, you clearly take clothing seriously. You want a wardrobe with strategy, purpose, and intention. You’re a connoisseur. You’re the reason MP exists—this brand is for people who care.

Every element of the Mark Pomerantz suit is a rebuke to the ordinary. While other brands talk about fabrics, buttons, and linings, we speak in architecture, balance, and power. The difference is not one of taste, but of philosophy.

A Mark Pomerantz jacket is not simply “better made.” It is designed from the ground up, reimagined for someone who refuses to inherit mediocrity.

The question is not whether your current tailor can offer you these details. The question is whether you are willing to continue dressing in something that was never designed for greatness in the first place.

Classic Collection

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