Groomsmen Suits

Groomsmen Suits Your Wedding Party Keeps

Matching men's wedding party suits from $199, complete with the shirt, tie, pocket square and socks. Nobody returns anything on Monday morning.

Free US shipping · Free exchanges · Owned, never rented

Every suit is yours to keep
Everyone pays for his own
Free US shipping
Free exchanges
Wedding party suits, bought not rented

One look, one price, and everyone still owns his suit

Most wedding parties still rent, which means five or six men pay full price for clothes they hand back within days. SuitCentury sells the same complete look for roughly what a rental costs, and every groomsman keeps his suit afterwards.

The organizer builds one look, invites the party, and each person orders his own size and pays for himself. No spreadsheet, no collecting money, no shop appointment. If you want to see the arithmetic first, read the buy versus rent comparison, or browse the full range of men's wedding suits and tuxedos.

What it actually costs

Renting once costs about what owning costs

The Knot puts the average spend on renting ceremony attire at roughly $205 per wearer. That is one evening. Here is the same money spent differently.

Typical rental $205 Per person, per event, every time. Previously worn, returned within days, with late and damage fees waiting if anything goes wrong.
SuitCentury bundle From $199 Per person, once. Brand new, includes the jacket, pants, shirt, tie, pocket square and socks, and it stays in his wardrobe.

Rental prices for a wedding suit or tuxedo generally run $90 to $250 per wearer. Owning breaks even the first time a groomsman needs a suit again, and in a party of six that is usually within the year. Full breakdown on the buy versus rent page.

Complete, not piecemeal

What Every Groomsman Receives

One transparent price from $199
Suit jacket
A free long tie or bow tie
Matching pants
A pocket square
White dress shirt
Socks

No per-piece upsell and no accessory surprise at checkout. See what else ships in a complete suit and tuxedo bundle, or compare suits against tuxedos for the ceremony.

Ordering for the party

How a Wedding Party Orders Together

Everyone pays for himself. The organizer creates the event, builds the look and sends each groomsman a personal invite link. Each man picks his own size, pays for his own bundle and has it shipped to his own address. The organizer never collects money and never fronts the cost, which is the part that usually goes wrong in a group chat.

Groomsmen in different states order exactly the same way as groomsmen in the same town. The organizer watches who has ordered and who has not from a single dashboard, so the chasing is done from one screen instead of ten text threads.

At 7 or more, the organizer's suit is covered. When 7 or more participants all complete payment, the organizer receives a credit toward his own suit matching the price point most of the group chose. It arrives by email once everyone has paid and is redeemable after the event.

You can still choose any suit you like. If it sits in a higher tier you pay only the difference, so picking a $250 suit against a $220 group price costs you $30. Rental shops offer a version of this too, except the free one goes back. Read the exact terms on the free suit event creator page.

The part everyone worries about

Sizing Six Men You Will Not See Before the Wedding

Nobody has to visit a shop or own a tape measure. The AI size calculator asks for height, weight and waist, takes under a minute, and returns a jacket, pant and shirt size for each participant.

If a size is off, the exchange is free and we cover shipping in both directions. Every order also includes home try-on, so each groomsman confirms the fit in his own bedroom well before the ceremony. Order six to eight weeks out and there is room to swap anything that needs swapping.

A complete SuitCentury bundle starts at $199 and includes the jacket, pants, a white dress shirt, your choice of a free long tie or bow tie, a pocket square and socks. Most wedding party suits land between $199 and $250 per person. For comparison, The Knot puts the average cost of renting ceremony attire at about $205, which buys nothing you keep.

In most American weddings the groomsmen pay for their own suits, and the couple covers ties or other accessories. SuitCentury is built for that split. Each groomsman orders through his own invite link and pays for his own bundle, so nobody has to collect money or front the cost for the group. The organizer can still see who has ordered and who has not from one dashboard.

For most wedding parties, buying costs about the same as renting once and everyone keeps the suit. A rental typically runs $90 to $250 per person per event and goes back within days. A complete bundle from $199 is worn at the wedding and then at the next wedding, the next interview and every formal event after that. See our full buy versus rent comparison for the numbers.

The organizer builds one look from a jacket and pants inside the free event planner, then assigns it to the whole party or to specific roles. Everyone orders the same suit in his own size, so the party matches without anyone having to coordinate by group chat. You can also give the groom a different look while the groomsmen share one.

Yes, at 7 or more participants who all complete payment. Once everyone has paid, the organizer receives a credit toward his own suit matching the price point most of the group chose, delivered by email and redeemable after the event. Pick any suit you like. If it is a higher tier you pay only the difference, so a $250 choice against a $220 group price costs you $30.

Match the suit colour across the whole party and let the accessories vary if you want the groom to stand out. Navy and charcoal work at nearly any venue, black suits and tuxedos suit evening and formal ceremonies, and tan, beige and brown read better at outdoor and daytime weddings. Every SuitCentury bundle ships with the shirt, tie, pocket square and socks already included, so the party arrives complete.

Order at least six to eight weeks before the wedding. That leaves room for everyone to receive their suit, try it on at home and exchange a size for free if something is off. Groups ordering inside four weeks should contact us first so we can confirm stock and delivery for every participant.

Exchanges are free and we cover shipping both ways. Each participant sizes himself with the AI size calculator, which needs only height, weight and waist and takes under a minute with no tape measure. If a suit still does not fit, the exchange costs nothing and we keep going until it does.

Yes. Every suit is bought, not rented. There is no return deadline on your wedding week, no late fee, no damage charge, and nothing arrives previously worn. Each groomsman owns his suit and can have it tailored and wear it again for years.

Yes. Each participant gets a personal invite link, picks his size, pays and has his suit shipped to his own address anywhere in the United States. A wedding party spread across several states orders exactly the same way as one in the same town.

Suit the Whole Party, and Let Them Keep It

Complete bundles from $199 with free shipping and free exchanges. Build one look, invite the party, and everyone orders his own size. At 7 or more paid participants the organizer's suit is covered.

Planning a large party? Contact us and we will help you get everyone measured and ordered on time.