Shirt House Ito products are entirely made in Japan. Every step of the process is handled by Japanese artisans at our workshop in Toyohashi, Japan. As we are a Japanese shop, please provide all length measurements in centimeters (cm).
[*] No optional fees are charged. The price shown is the final price for the finished tailored shirt.
----------------------------------------------------------We are a custom-made shirt shop.You purchase the fabric, we tailor it into a shirt, and then ship it to you.
[*] How to Purchase1. Purchase the fabric you wish to have tailored.2. We will send you an email containing a template for the required information.3. Please fill in the answers to the questions in the email and reply to us.4. We will tailor the shirt based on that information. The production period is approximately one month.5. The shirt will be mailed to your home.
[*] The price for women's shirts is 10% higher. [*] This is because they require extra labor compared to men's shirts.[*] Colors may appear different from the actual product depending on your monitor settings. The price is for one shirt. We may decline orders depending on the customer's size.----------------------------------------------------------The following information is required when ordering a shirt. After purchase, we will ask for the items marked with an asterisk (*) via email.
◎ Basic Information* Name* Country* Shipping Address* Email Address* Phone Number* Date of Birth
Measurement (1)
Please provide nude measurements (measurements of the body only, without clothing). By measuring nude dimensions accurately, we can create a more perfectly fitted custom shirt. If you find measuring difficult, please enter a "Simple Size" as described in the section below. All values must be in cm.
◎ Women's*(a): Neck: Measure around the neck just below the Adam's apple with no gap.*(b): Shoulder Width: Measure from one shoulder point to the other, passing through the back neck point, with no gap.*(c): Sleeve Length (Yuki-take): With arms hanging naturally, measure from the back neck point, through the shoulder point, to 3cm below the wrist bone.*(d): Chest: Measure horizontally around the underarms with no gap.*(e): Bust Top: Measure horizontally around the fullest part of the chest.*(f): Waist: Measure horizontally around the narrowest part of the abdomen.*(g): Hip: Measure horizontally around the widest part of the buttocks.*(h): Shirt Length: Measure from the back neck point to the hem of the shirt. For Aloha-style shirts worn untucked, this will be shorter.*(i): Cuff Circumference: Measure around the wrist (approx. 7cm above the wrist bone).*(j): Shoulder Point: [*] The tip of the shoulder.*(k): Back Neck Point: [*] The most prominent bone at the back of the neck.
[*] Please note that if the provided measurement data appears unnatural, we may contact you for confirmation.
* Simple Size (2)[S, M, L, LL, 3L]
For those who find detailed measurement difficult, you can choose from our simple sizes: S, M, L, LL, or 3L. These sizes are designed for standard body types and are suitable for many people. The advantage of simple sizes is ease and convenience, especially when there are no major changes in body shape or when a fitting is difficult. However, for those seeking a better fit, we recommend detailed measurements. Please note that the following size chart represents finished garment dimensions, which differ from nude measurements. All values must be in cm.
(A): Neck(B): Shoulder Width(C): Sleeve Length (Yuki-take)(D): Chest(E): Waist(F): Shirt Length(G): Cuff Circumference[*] This table shows finished garment dimensions, not nude measurements.
* Ease (3)[Standard (Omakase), A–D]
We offer four levels of "ease" (A to D). For shirts, the finished dimensions are determined by adding extra room to the nude measurements. For example, if the chest is 95cm and Ease B is selected, 16cm is added, making the (4) actual finished chest circumference 111cm. Please note that other parts will increase or decrease accordingly. Values may vary depending on individual cases.
(a): Ease level(b): Added dimension
* Collar Type (5)[A–K]
You can choose the collar design. We offer various types to suit your preferences.
(A) Regular: A simple and common collar style. Suitable for business and casual settings.(B) Short: A style where the collar points are shorter than a regular collar. Gives a more casual impression, suitable for casual scenes without a tie.(C) Semi-Wide: A slightly wider, prominent collar style. Narrower than a full wide collar but wider than a regular, suitable for casual scenes without a tie.(D) Wide: A wide collar with a strong presence. Often chosen for casual scenes without a tie or when wearing a loosened tie; characterized by a sense of flair.(E) Narrow: A stylish design with a narrow collar width. Provides a modern, sophisticated impression. Often chosen for business or formal scenes; pairs well with ties for a classic look.(F) Round: A casual design with rounded collar points. Creates a soft, relaxed atmosphere. Suitable for casual scenes or relaxed events without a tie.(G) Tab: A stylish design with a small tab on the collar. Used in business casual or formal settings; can be worn with the collar up or folded. Gives a unique, sophisticated impression.(H) Button-Down: A style with buttons at the collar points. Fastening these buttons keeps the collar in place for a neat yet casual look. Primarily suitable for casual wear.(I) Pinhole: A design with small holes at the collar points for a collar pin. Suitable for formal styles using cufflinks. Popular for business and formal scenes. [*] Requires a separate pin.(J) Stand: Also known as a standing collar; a stylish type that stands up without buttons. Gives a modern, sophisticated impression.(K) China: Also known as a Mandarin collar; a stylish design inspired by traditional Chinese collars. A distinctive buttonless standing collar that provides a modern, elegant impression.
* Collar Interlining Stiffness[Standard (Omakase), Hard, Soft]
Soft is common for casual shirts and hard for dress shirts. However, due to our unique "Ise-komi" (easing) technique, even a soft interlining will hold its shape firmly. This special technique maintains the collar shape while providing flexibility for comfort and a beautiful silhouette.
* Back Collar Height (6)[Standard (Omakase), 3.5, 4.0, 4.5]This refers to the height of the back part of the collar. It is adjusted to suit individual physique and style to improve comfort. [*] Standard is 4.0. All values in cm.
* Cleric (Contrast) Option (7)[No, Yes]
A cleric shirt has a special collar (usually white), giving an impression similar to a stand-up collar even without a tie. Often used in religious attire or formal settings.
* Cuff Style (8)[Standard (Omakase), A–F]
You can choose a cuff style to match your personality or the shirt's purpose. Selecting a specific cuff shape can create a sophisticated or unique impression.
(A) Regular: A standard straight cuff style.(B) Square: A style featuring right-angled corners. Gives a modern, sophisticated impression.(C) Round: A style with rounded corners. Has a classic, soft impression.(D) Barrel: Characterized by clipped corners; a simple and classic cuff shape.(E) Double (French): A style where the cuff is folded back. Must be fastened with cufflinks. Often used in formal or business scenes for an elegant impression. [*] Requires separate cufflinks.(F) Milano: A stylish design where the edge of the cuff is cut diagonally. Popular for business and formal scenes.[*] Two buttons are standard.
* Convertible Cuff Option (9)[No, Yes]
A convertible cuff can be fastened with either buttons or cufflinks. It is popular for its versatility across business and formal settings.(A) Buttonhole(B) Button
* Placket Type (10)[Standard (Omakase), A–C]
Options include front placket, French front, or fly front to express your style.(A) Front Placket (Placket Front): The edge of the shirt is folded back to the outside. Often used for button-downs. Suitable for casual wear.(B) French Front (No Placket): The edge is folded to the inside. Recommended for those who like classic styles. Suitable for formal wear.(C) Fly Front: A double placket that hides the buttons. Common on formal shirts.
* Back Body Type (11)[Standard (Omakase), A–D]
Choose from four types to suit your physique and style.
(A) No Tuck (Plain): Flat back with no pleats for a clean design. Popular for business/formal scenes.(B) Box Pleat: A single symmetrical pleat in the center. A traditional style that provides ease of movement and a casual feel.(C) Side Pleats: Pleats on both sides of the back. Provides a good fit while allowing movement. Popular for a smart, sharp look.(D) Side Darts: Darts on the sides of the back to remove excess fabric, creating a slim, contoured silhouette. Modern and sophisticated.
* Hem Style (Aloha Style) (12)[Standard (Omakase), Cutter Style, Aloha Style]
Shirts tucked into trousers are standard for formal scenes, but untucked styles are also an option.(A) Cutter Style (In-tuck): Designed to be tucked into trousers. Suitable for dress wear.(B) Aloha Style (Out-tuck): Designed to be worn outside the trousers. Suitable for casual wear.
* Pocket Type (13)[Standard (Omakase), A–E]
(A) No Pocket: Simple and sophisticated; preferred for business and formal scenes.(B) Base (Pointed): Simple yet adds character.(C) Round Bottom: Slightly more casual and friendly than the base type.(D) Angled (Clipped): Sharp and sophisticated; suitable for business/formal.(E) Curved Bottom: Popular for a gentle, soft impression; suitable for casual shirts.(F) Square: Sharp and smart; provides a clean, modern look for business/formal.
* Button Type (14)[Standard (Omakase), 2-hole, 4-hole][*] 2-hole is common for dress shirts, 4-hole for casual.
* Button Color (14)[Standard (Omakase), White, Black]
(A) White Mother-of-Pearl: Suitable for formal shirts and special occasions.(B) Takase Shell: Elegant and beautiful buttons made from rare Takase shells.(C) Black Mother-of-Pearl: High-end, elegant buttons made from black lip pearl shells.(D) White Mother-of-Pearl Style Plastic: Plastic buttons replicating the texture of natural shell (2-hole only).(E) Black Mother-of-Pearl Style Plastic: Plastic buttons replicating the texture of natural shell (2-hole only).[*] Shell buttons are used for shirts priced at ¥15,000 or more. White Mother-of-Pearl is used for white buttons on shirts priced at ¥30,000 or more.
* Buttonhole Color (15)[Standard (Omakase), A–H]Standard is usually matched to the fabric color.(A) White, (B) Gray, (C) Red, (D) Navy, (E) Dark Purple, (F) Light Purple, (G) Yellow, (H) Green.
The images of finished products are examples for reference.EX1: 100% GIZA Cotton, Plain White, 120s two-ply, Made in Japan.EX2: 100% Cotton Getzner (Austria), Regular Collar, Slim Fit.EX3: 100% GIZA Cotton, Blue Royal Oxford, 100s two-ply, Button-Down.EX4: Production Example.EX5: Production Example.
100% Cotton from Almo (Switzerland).This Almo all-season full-order shirt uses 170s two-ply 100% cotton fabric for a high-quality finish. The yellow stripes provide a sophisticated look for stylish wear in any season.
Recently, a circular economy (SDGs) has been emphasized. In mass-market retail, large quantities of unsold clothes are discarded. However, our custom shirts are tailored individually from fabric purchased per garment, resulting in almost zero waste. Tailoring shirts is one of the most effective ways to realize a circular society.