JUCAN

An espresso at the store is where a JUCAN wedding suit begins, and the made-to-measure process from there reads more like a walkthrough than a catalog. Each suit is shaped individually, from the first conversation to the final fitting, with advice given without time pressure. That unhurried way of working makes JUCAN stand out for a groom who would rather enjoy ordering his suit than dread it. There are 2 stores to book into, Zürich and St. Gallen. The menu has a German and an English switch, and the wedding page itself is written in German.

Six steps from espresso to fitting

The route to the finished suit runs in 6 steps. It starts with an espresso at the store, where the team gets to know you, asks what kind of person you are and what you need, and shows a few suits and combinations for inspiration. Next comes the fabric, chosen from the cloth books: plain, check or pinstripe, linen, cotton, new wool or cashmere, with Loro Piana, Reda, Drago, Dormeuil and Holland & Sherry as examples. Then measuring, deciding together on the fit, with the aim of a suit that feels like a second skin. The fourth step is details: buttons, stitching color, lining, lapel shape and pocket types.

Once those are settled, all the data goes to the tailoring workshop and the making begins. The fifth step is the fitting, when the store messages you that the suit has arrived and you put it on for the first time. The sixth completes the outfit with a tie, pocket square or socks, and you leave with matching shoes. Fabric, measurements and details are all settled before the order goes to the workshop, so the suit comes back to the store only for the fitting.

About 5 weeks, or an express route down to 5 days

Production of an individual wedding suit usually takes about 5 weeks, which puts roughly 5 weeks between order and fitting. For a groom who cannot wait that long, there is an express service for a surcharge, which can cut the wait to as little as 5 days depending on need. The surcharge amount is not published as of November 2026. Edit Suits quotes 3–5 weeks from measuring, so JUCAN's standard 5 weeks sits at the upper end of that range, and the express route is what helps a late booking.

Formal, black tie, boho or vintage

The cloths come from Loro Piana, Drago, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Ariston and Dormeuil, with individual details such as lining, buttons and cut. Wedding styles run from classic and elegant to modern and minimal or extravagant, and wedding looks sort into 4 types. Formal means a two- or three-piece suit, preferably in dark blue, quiet and understated but still individual. Black tie means a tuxedo in dark blue or black finished with silk details. Boho suits a Mediterranean, relaxed wedding, in beige, blue or brown, which would sit well with an outdoor ceremony. Vintage is for the Peaky Blinders fan who wants to look like Mr. Shelby on the day.

Accessories from the same house

There are 5 payment options, free shipping and a 15-day right of return. Beyond suits, the shop sells shoes, pocket squares, bow ties, belts, shirts, suspenders, ties, cufflinks and swim trunks, and the made-to-measure range covers suits, wedding suits, shirts, trousers, coats and jackets, so the finishing touches for the sixth step come from the same house.

A Wall of Fame of well-known customers

A "Wall of Fame" shows well-known customers. It names the NHL ice hockey player Timo Meier and Sven Andrighetto, listed with the ZSC Lions. The footballers are listed with their clubs: Granit Xhaka with Arsenal, Taulant Xhaka with FC Basel, Haris Seferovic with Galatasaray, Renato Steffen with FC Lugano, Admir Mehmedi with Antalyaspor and Sead Kolašinac with Olympique Marseille. Alongside them are the DJ and producer DJ Antoine, the singer-songwriter Loco Escrito, the rappers Loredana and Monet192, the social media personality Zeki Bulgurcu, and the sports journalist and commentator Marcel Reif. A groom without a club or a record deal goes through the same 6 steps, from the espresso to the matching shoes, for the suit he will wear down the aisle.