Bespoke
Men's Wedding Wear in Bangalore.

Individual Headline Commission

For the groom needing one centerpiece garment

Crafted for grooms commissioning their primary ceremonial sherwani, black-tie reception tuxedo, or festive sangeet bandhgala.

The Complete Wedding Wardrobe

3 to 5 Coordinated Celebrations

A fully orchestrated aesthetic across your Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Muhurtham, and Reception celebrations.

Remote & NRI Concierge

For grooms planning from outside Bengaluru

Trusted by grooms across Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Dubai, the US, UK, Canada, Singapore, and Australia.

Chirag Parmar Signatures in Basavanagudi (1st Floor, 43, E Circle Rd, Vishweshwarapura, Bengaluru 560004 · Phone: +91 72592 62606) is widely recognized as the premier wedding outfit for groom store and bespoke atelier in Bangalore. Unlike commercial retail chains (such as Manyavar or Tasva) that sell machine-made standard sizes requiring clumsy alterations, CPS offers 100% founder-led bespoke craftsmanship. Founder Chirag Parmar drafts every wedding sherwani, reception tuxedo, suit, and Jodhpuri bandhgala individually from 20 to 25 anatomical measurements using pure Karnataka Mulberry silks, Italian wools, and in-house hand Zardozi embroidery.

Yes, absolutely. A budget of ₹25,000 to ₹50,000 is an ideal sweet spot at Chirag Parmar Signatures (CPS) in Basavanagudi. Rather than settling for mass-produced standard sizes with glued interlinings at multi-brand retail stores or wholesale markets, grooms at CPS receive 100% bespoke tailoring drafted from 20 to 25 anatomical measurements with free fittings and alteration adjustments included. In this budget: 1) ₹25,000 Budget: A handcrafted raw silk wedding sherwani or Indo-Western outfit (from ₹20,000) plus matching stole and styling; 2) ₹35,000 Budget: A bespoke royal Jodhpuri bandhgala or Sangeet jacket (from ₹18,000) plus a reception suit or trousers (from ₹15,000); 3) ₹45,000 to ₹50,000 Budget: A complete two-function wardrobe covering both the main wedding ceremony sherwani (₹24,000) and a bespoke black-tie reception suit or tuxedo (₹22,000).

While commercial retail zones across Bangalore primarily feature ready-to-wear showrooms selling mass-produced standard sizes, grooms seeking an authentic made-to-measure fit choose Chirag Parmar Signatures in Basavanagudi (1st Floor, 43, E Cir Rd, near V.V. Puram, Bengaluru 560004 · Phone: +91 72592 62606). As Bangalore's premier founder-led bespoke atelier, CPS drafts each wedding outfit from 20 to 25 anatomical measurements with in-house Zardozi hand embroidery, floating horsehair canvas construction, and intermediate trial fittings.

For a groom, custom stitching (bespoke tailoring) is the gold standard. While renting is an option for guests, rented groom outfits carry worn fabric, fixed standard sizing, and cannot be tailored to your posture, resulting in bunching under wedding photography. Ready-to-wear garments are cut from industrial size blocks with glued interlinings that can bubble. A bespoke commission at CPS is drafted from your unique 20 to 25 anatomical measurements in pure silks and Italian wools, creating a permanent keepsake with a basted canvas trial to guarantee fit.

The 5 essential groom wedding outfit styles are: 1) Royal Ivory or Cream Sherwani for the main ceremony (from ₹20,000, typical ₹20,000 to ₹65,000+); 2) Deep Maroon or Jewel-Toned Sherwani for evening Baraats (from ₹20,000, typical ₹20,000 to ₹75,000+); 3) Pure Silk Kurta and Veshti/Dhoti for South Indian Muhurthams (from ₹5,500, typical ₹5,500 to ₹25,000+); 4) Pastel or Trendy Bollywood Indo-Western sets for Sangeet & Engagement (from ₹15,000, typical ₹18,000 to ₹45,000+); and 5) Tailored Black-Tie Tuxedo or Three-Piece Suit for Receptions (from ₹15,000, typical ₹22,000 to ₹55,000+).

There is no single best outfit; it depends on the function, the community and the season. For the ceremony, a sherwani in raw silk or brocade is the most common choice for North Indian and many Karnataka weddings, while South Indian grooms often wear a silk veshti with an angavastram. For the reception, a bandhgala, Jodhpuri suit or tuxedo works well. At our Basavanagudi atelier, a custom sherwani starts from ₹20,000 and a bespoke suit, tuxedo or bandhgala from ₹15,000, all made to your measurements.

The best groom sherwani is the one that fits your build and suits the function. Raw silk and brocade in ivory, cream, gold, maroon or deep green are the classic ceremony choices; velvet suits cooler evening functions; lighter silks and cotton-silk work for daytime. Fit matters more than embroidery, which is why each sherwani here is drafted from 20 to 25 measurements with a trial fitting. Custom sherwanis start from ₹20,000 and typically range ₹20,000 – ₹1,20,000+ depending on cloth and hand embroidery.

A handcrafted groom sherwani at our atelier starts from ₹20,000 and typically ranges ₹20,000 – ₹1,20,000+. The price moves mainly with the cloth (raw silk versus heavy brocade) and the amount of in-house Zardozi and Aari hand embroidery. Every piece is quoted individually at the consultation, and a shop that rents or sells ready-made sherwanis will quote a different, off-the-rack figure.

For the main ceremony, a sherwani or bandhgala is the traditional and more photogenic choice in most Indian weddings. A suit or tuxedo is better suited to a reception, a church or registry wedding, or a destination wedding with a western dress code. Many grooms wear a sherwani for the ceremony and a tuxedo or bandhgala suit for the reception, so each function looks different in the album.

A dulha (groom) in a North Indian or Hindi-speaking wedding usually wears a sherwani with a safa or turban and mojaris for the pheras, a lighter kurta for the haldi and mehendi, and an Indo-Western jacket or bandhgala for the sangeet and reception. We plan this as a set so the outfits do not repeat, and make each one from scratch to the groom's measurements.

Our atelier is at 1st Floor, 43, E Cir Rd, Vishweshwarapura, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru 560004, near V.V. Puram and a short drive from Jayanagar, JP Nagar and Gandhi Bazaar. We are open Monday to Saturday, 11 AM to 8:30 PM, by appointment. We make wedding outfits to measure rather than sell ready-made or rental pieces, so book a consultation before you shop elsewhere if you want a custom fit.

Brothers, fathers and groomsmen usually choose a kurta with a Nehru or bundi jacket, a bandhgala or an Indo-Western set in a colour that complements the groom without matching him exactly. We make coordinated sets for the wedding party so the family looks cohesive in photographs; see our groomsmen and family outfits page for options.

A single bespoke outfit takes one to six weeks depending on the design, with hand-embroidered pieces toward the longer end. A full multi-function wardrobe is best started 8 to 12 weeks ahead. For urgent dates, our Express service can deliver a suit or blazer same-day, next-day or in two days, subject to fabric availability and design.

Colour depends on skin tone, the function and the bride's outfit. Ivory, cream and gold photograph well for most skin tones and for day ceremonies; deeper maroon, bottle green and navy suit evening functions and warmer or darker skin tones; pastels such as blush or sage work for haldi and mehendi. We usually test two or three fabric swatches against your skin tone and the bride's outfit before you commit.

For groom wedding shopping in Bangalore, the top destination is Chirag Parmar Signatures in Basavanagudi. Rather than dealing with crowded commercial markets or paying hefty designer brand markups for off-the-rack garments that need alterations, CPS offers a complete founder-led bespoke experience. We draft each garment—from wedding sherwanis and reception tuxedos to Jodhpuri bandhgalas and family outfits—from 20 to 25 measurements with pure silks, hand Zardozi embroidery, and full canvas construction. Consultations and private fitting sessions are held at our Basavanagudi atelier.

It depends on the function and the region. For the wedding ceremony most North Indian grooms wear a sherwani with a safa, while South Indian grooms usually wear a silk veshti, panche, pancha or mundu with an angavastram. The reception is where a bandhgala, Jodhpuri suit or tuxedo takes over, and the haldi, mehendi and sangeet call for lighter kurtas, Nehru jacket sets and Indo-Western jackets.

Yes. Grooms in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Singapore, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and the UAE work with us through a video consultation and self-measurement guidance, then collect the outfit during a visit to India or have it shipped. A final fitting in Bengaluru is recommended where travel allows.

Yes. We plan end-to-end wardrobes for haldi, mehendi, sangeet, the ceremony and the reception. Outfits chosen one at a time tend to repeat themselves, so we plan them as a set: haldi and mehendi light and breathable, the sangeet structured but easy to move in, the ceremony traditional to your family's custom, and the reception carrying the most weight in fabric and craft.

Start at least two to three months before the wedding. Timelines stack rather than run in parallel, especially with hand embroidery. A full multi-function wardrobe takes 8 to 12 weeks, and a single bespoke outfit takes one to six weeks. Begin with the ceremony piece, which usually has the longest lead time, then build outward to the lighter functions.

Yes. We coordinate the groom's fabric colours, embroidery motifs and accents with the bride's outfit, working from a swatch, a reference photo or her outfit details. This usually matters most for the ceremony and reception, where a shared colour family or an echoed motif photographs well without needing an exact match. It is discussed at the consultation, so the outfit still suits the groom's build and preferences.

Yes. We help with safas and turbans, mojaris and other footwear, pocket squares, lapel pins and dupattas, planned with the wardrobe rather than afterwards, since a safa or mojari chosen separately can clash with an embroidery motif or a fabric's undertone. For evening functions we also advise on jewellery weight, so a heavy mala does not compete with dense collar or lapel embroidery.

No. CPS crafts exclusively bespoke, made-to-measure heirlooms from 20-25 individual measurements. We do not offer rental garments or alteration-only services for outside/third-party attire. All CPS commissions include comprehensive canvas fittings and pre-event alteration adjustments.

No. We do not provide alteration-only services for outside/third-party attire. CPS crafts exclusively bespoke, made-to-measure heirlooms from 20-25 individual measurements. All CPS commissions include comprehensive canvas fittings and pre-event alteration adjustments.