Raja Fashions/Suit Concierge

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Raja Fashions/Suit Concierge Sustainability Actions

Made-to-order tailoring

Raja Fashions makes custom garments instead of selling only ready-made clothing. Customers are measured in store, remotely, or at trunk shows, and the company then cuts and sews each piece to fit that person. This kind of made-to-order model can reduce overproduction because items are created for a specific customer rather than made in large batches with unsold stock left over. The brand also says it offers alterations and a fit guarantee, which can help people keep and wear garments for longer.

Hand tailoring and repair

The company says its garments are hand tailored and finished through several fitting stages. It describes a process that includes measuring, pattern making, baste fitting, and final finishing, with around 80 hours dedicated to each garment. This suggests a focus on durability and repairable clothing rather than fast, disposable fashion. Longer-lasting clothes can support lower waste over time because customers may replace them less often.

Remote fittings and travel shows

Raja Fashions offers remote measuring through an app and video call, and it also runs trunk shows in many cities. These services let customers place orders without always travelling to Hong Kong. That may reduce some travel-related emissions, although the company does not publish any carbon figures or formal climate targets. The material does not show whether the business measures the environmental impact of these services.

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