Tang Suit Collection | Chinese Wedding Suits for Groom
custom tang suits and zhongshan suits
Our Tang suits are designed for grooms, fathers, and family members who want a look that blends Chinese tradition with modern tailoring.
The four Tang suits shown below are our base designs. They serve as a starting point for your own creation. During your consultation, we can adjust the fabric, embroidery coverage, or color to match your wedding theme and story.
You can also explore the Zhongshan suit, known as the Chinese suit. It features a structured, tailored design and is often chosen for its sleek and modern look.
Tang Suit Collection – Bespoke Chinese Jackets for Grooms and Fathers
tang suit and zhongshan suit
The Tang suit and Zhongshan suit both hold cultural meaning but differ in style and tailoring.
A Tang suit has a Mandarin collar, frog buttons, and a relaxed fit. It is often made of silk or brocade with hand embroidery of dragons, phoenixes, or sea waves that symbolize blessings and harmony.
A Zhongshan suit, also known as the Chinese suit, has a more structured shape with clean lines and four pockets. Many modern grooms choose it for its tailored fit that highlights the shoulders and waist while keeping a elegant and confident look.
design and embroidery
Each Tang suit begins with an individual pattern tailored to the client’s body. We work with fine materials such as silk brocade, jacquard, or wool blend.
For multicultural weddings, symbols can be blended to represent blessings from both cultures. One example is our Tang suit featuring a hand-embroidered peacock and dragon, which combines Chinese and Indian traditions of prosperity, strength, and harmony.
Linings can include hidden motifs or initials that hold personal meaning. Every detail, from the Pankou closure to the embroidered sleeve cuffs, is completed with precision and cultural respect.
Tailoring and Experience
Through the past 20 years, our team has learned to balance couture tailoring with the beauty of Chinese tradition. We pay close attention to shoulder shape, sleeve balance, and fit across the chest and waist, areas that define a well-made men’s jacket. The result is a suit that looks formal yet feels natural to wear.
If you have never worn a silk-lined jacket and pants, you should try it. Silk is breathable, flexible, and absorbs moisture, keeping you comfortable in any season.
styling and paring guide
When choosing between the two styles, consider your partner’s outfit and the tone of your wedding.
If your bride is wearing a traditional red and gold Chinese wedding dress, a Tang suit with embroidery is the best match, complementing the colors and symbolism of blessings and prosperity.
If she is wearing a modern Cheongsam or Western gown, a Zhongshan suit is the ideal choice. Its clean lines and tailored shape create a refined and balanced pairing, blending cultural heritage with modern elegance.
Real Clients in Their Tang Suits
No two grooms are the same — and no two Tang suits should be.
Here are just a few examples of how our clients transformed base silhouettes into one-of-a-kind heirlooms.
Each look reflects personal choices: from dragon and phoenix embroidery to family name cuff, brocade collars, and meaningful symbols.
Kevin W. Koi and dragon embroidery in royal blue silk Tang suit
John Y. Chinese name on grey silk Tang suit
Ted W. Minimalist black silk Tang suit
Han Z. Modern tailored Chinese wedding jacket
Raymond W. in a custom green silk Tang suit
Tony T. gold generation belt and family pet dog embroidery
Create Your Own Tang Suit
Whether for your wedding or beyond, we’re here to help design a Tang suit that reflects who you are and what you stand for.
Pair your Tang suit with your partner’s Chinese wedding dress.
FAQ: Tang Suit for Grooms
A bespoke Tang suit usually takes 2–3 months, depending on the fabric and embroidery complexity.
A Tang suit is designed to match the bride’s attire, often sharing colors, embroidery themes, or symbolic motifs for a unified look.
Because each Tang suit is custom-made, we don’t publish set prices online. The cost depends on the fabric, embroidery, and level of personalization you choose. During your consultation, we’ll share options that fit your vision and budget. For more details, visit our Pricing & Timeline page.