Custom Shirts

Custom Shirts

Business, dinner, casual, and custom polos. Built around the armhole.

This is the bread and butter.

Suits get the photos. Shirts are what you live in. At Prestige Customwear, custom shirts are not an add-on. They are the garment Rob has been drafting for four decades — business, dinner, weekend, and the club.

Most “custom” shirts fail in the same place: the armhole. Anyone can tape a neck and a chest. Very few know how to read shoulder slope, chest balance, and how the sleeve has to hang so the shirt doesn’t ride, bind, or balloon. That measurement is why ours sit right when you sit down, drive, or raise a glass.

Rob comes to your home or office in Central NJ and the Tri-State. You pick cloth. He takes the numbers. The shirt is drafted to you — not a size chart.

Custom shirt cuff and monogram

What we actually make

  • Business shirts — crisp cloth, clean collar, built for the office and court.
  • Dinner shirts — long sleeve, dressed without looking costume.
  • Casual shirts — tucked or untucked, short sleeve or long. Made to look intentional at the outdoor bar.
  • Custom polos — golf and tennis. Conte & Figli Pima cotton and performance cloth. No costume details. Just length, collar, and armhole that work when you swing.

Cloth, not catalog filler

Thomas Mason. Conte & Figli. Italian linens. Performance blends for summer. Collar and cuff to your face and how you actually wear the shirt. Contrast details and small embroidery if you want them — not if you don’t.

How it works

  • Private fitting at your place. Call 908-553-3009.
  • Hand measurements, including the armhole most shops skip.
  • Pattern drafted to your posture, not a generic block.
  • 3–5 weeks. Don’t wait until the week of the event.

A Prestige shirt doesn’t announce itself. It just fits. After that, off-the-rack feels broken.

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