Private Trunk Show -Saturdays Only
Step into a private world of bespoke tailoring. Join us this Saturday at our luxury hotel venue for an exclusive fitting experience.
Why Attend a Berez Trunk Show?
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Exclusive Access
Private 1:1 fitting sessions with our master clothiers.
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Luxury Fabrics
Choose from the world’s most prestigious mills.
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Perfect Fit
Every detail tailored to your lifestyle.
A Private Experience Like No Other
Every Saturday, Berez transforms an upscale hotel suite into a private tailoring lounge. This is not a retail store—it’s a personalized experience designed for gentlemen preparing for life’s biggest moments: weddings, business milestones, and unforgettable evenings.
Our Next Trunk Show
On 27th September 2025 at 6 Columbus - Central Park Hotel
Columbus Hotel, 308 W 58th St #6, New York, NY 10019, United States
What Our Clients Say
“The fitting was unlike anything I’ve experienced. Professional, discreet, and the suit fit perfectly.”
Keith Finley
“Berez made my wedding day unforgettable. The craftsmanship and fabric quality were unmatched”
Matt Oristanio
“Finally, a suit that fits my lifestyle and my standards.”
Channing Lee
Contact us.
F.A.Q.
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Yes. Our trunk shows are private by design. Booking an appointment ensures that the entire hour is yours—without interruption, without rush. It’s a chance to slow down and focus on you.
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Our suits begin at $2,000. The investment reflects not only the quality of the cloth and construction, but the care we put into making sure your suit feels like it belongs to you—and only you.
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Your first consultation lasts 45–60 minutes. We’ll guide you through fabrics and design, then take precise measurements to map your natural shape. From there, two additional fittings allow us to refine the garment step by step until it feels effortless—as if you’ve always owned it.
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The journey from first consultation to finished suit typically takes 8 to 10 weeks. It’s a thoughtful process, never rushed, so the result feels right not just for the moment, but for years to come.
