Groom wear · Chord Road, Basaveshwaranagar
Groom wear in Bangalore — sherwani, bandhgala & Indo-western, made to measure
At Reid & Taylor Basaveshwaranagar, the groom collection for the wedding is cut for the man who has to carry the day. Our Bespoke Studio workroom makes sherwanis, bandhgalas, jodhpuri sets, and Indo-western outfits to your measurements, in occasion cloths chosen by hand under proper light. If you have been looking for a men's sherwani for wedding shop in West Bengaluru — one that fits properly and photographs well — this is where the ethnic wardrobe starts.
Also for the wedding
The groom collection
Ethnic groom wear for every function
A wedding is rarely one outfit. Between the engagement, the sangeet, the mehendi, and the wedding itself, the groom changes register several times — and the wardrobe should follow. The Reid & Taylor groom collection covers the full range of ethnic wear so you are not stitching one garment here and buying another there.
The bandhgala — the closed-neck jacket that gives you a clean, upright line — is the workhorse of the collection, at home over kurta-pyjama or trousers. As a bandhgala for grooms we cut it with the collar and shoulder set precisely, because those two points decide whether it reads as sharp or stiff. Alongside it sit full-length sherwanis for the wedding ceremony, jodhpuri suits for a more structured silhouette, and clean Indo-western sets for the grooms who want a modern cut with a traditional accent.
Every piece is made to your measurements by our in-house tailors — over 20 master tailors and craftsmen working under one roof — so the fit is yours, not a rack size adjusted after the fact.
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Sherwani, bandhgala, jodhpuri & Indo-western
A closer look at the groom collection at the Chord Road showroom — the pieces most grooms in Bangalore build the wedding wardrobe around.
- Sherwani for the wedding
- The full-length sherwani for the ceremony — cut for a clean fall from the shoulder, in silk or jacquard, worn as the centrepiece of the wedding day.
- Bandhgala & jodhpuri
- The closed-neck bandhgala across the mehendi and sangeet, and the more structured jodhpuri suit for a sharp, upright silhouette — both cut with the collar and shoulder set with care.
- Indo-western for grooms
- An Indo-western set for the groom who wants a modern line with a traditional accent — a jacket-and-drape or asymmetric cut that photographs well through the reception.
- Embellished & occasion pieces
- Textured and lightly embellished jackets in jewel tones for the functions that call for a little more — chosen and fitted so the detail reads as considered, not loud.
Occasion fabrics
Silk, jacquard & jewel tones, chosen by hand
Ethnic groom wear lives or dies on the cloth. In the showroom you choose from occasion fabrics selected for weddings — silks with depth, jacquards with woven texture, and jewel-tone suiting that holds colour under both daylight and the warm light of an evening function.
We talk through what suits the occasion and your colouring before anything is cut: a deep maroon or bottle green for the ceremony, a textured teal or ink for the sangeet, a lighter tone for a daytime function. Because you are choosing the cloth by hand rather than off a photograph, the colour you see is the colour you wear.
- Silk & blends
- Occasion silks and silk blends with the drape a sherwani needs, from restrained to richly textured.
- Jacquard & brocade
- Woven-figure jacquards for grooms who want pattern in the cloth itself rather than surface embellishment.
- Jewel-tone suiting
- Deep maroons, teals, bottle greens, and inks for bandhgalas and jodhpuri sets that read well in wedding photographs.
The whole wedding party
Dress the groom and the party to one standard
The groom should not be the only one who fits well. Bring the brothers, the fathers, and the groomsmen in one sitting and our sherwani tailor in Bangalore keeps every measurement on file, so the wardrobe stays consistent across the party — matching tones, coordinated cuts, and a made-to-measure fit for each person rather than a shared best-guess size.
Made-to-measure ethnic wear is the whole point here: a bandhgala or sherwani is drafted from your recorded measurements and posture notes, then checked at a trial fitting before it is finished. Most garments are ready in one to two weeks; when the wedding date is tight, tell us and express delivery is available on request — we will be honest about whether the date can be met.
Once the ethnic wardrobe is settled, many grooms also want a sharp wedding suit in Basaveshwaranagar for the reception, and the same recorded measurements carry straight across to it. If you would rather build the whole wardrobe around fit first, start with our made-to-measure suits in Basaveshwaranagar.
Planning the groom's wardrobe? Tell us the wedding date and the functions.
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Start the groom's ethnic wardrobe
Come to the Reid & Taylor showroom on Chord Road, Basaveshwaranagar, look at the sherwanis and bandhgalas on the stands, and feel the occasion cloths in hand. Whether you want a single statement sherwani or a coordinated wardrobe for the whole party, we will talk through the functions, the fabrics, and the timeline. Pricing depends on the garment, the cloth, and the finish — message us on WhatsApp for a quote and a consultation. You can also browse our full bespoke tailoring range or ask us about occasion fabrics before you visit.
Why it's a safe choice
- The fit is checked at a trial fitting and corrected before we finish — at no extra charge.
- You choose and approve the cloth by hand before a single measurement is cut.
- Usually ready in 1–2 weeks, and kept — express delivery on request.
- Your first consultation and fabric advice are free, with no obligation.
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Tell us about the wedding wardrobe
Leave your details and one of our tailors will get back to you with a time to visit the Chord Road showroom.
Common questions
Groom wear FAQs
A few questions grooms ask before they visit Reid & Taylor Basaveshwaranagar for the wedding wardrobe.
- Do you make made-to-measure sherwani and bandhgala for grooms in Bangalore?
- Yes. Reid & Taylor is a bespoke tailoring house on Chord Road, Basaveshwaranagar, and our Bespoke Studio workroom makes sherwanis, bandhgalas, jodhpuri sets, and Indo-western outfits to your measurements. Walk in for a consultation or message us on WhatsApp for a quote.
- What ethnic groom wear does the groom collection cover?
- The groom collection for the wedding covers full-length sherwanis for the ceremony, bandhgalas and jodhpuri suits for the mehendi and sangeet, Indo-western sets, and lightly embellished occasion jackets — all cut in silk, jacquard, and jewel-tone cloths chosen by hand at the showroom.
- Can you dress the whole wedding party to match?
- Yes. Bring the groom, the brothers, the fathers, and the groomsmen in one sitting and we keep every measurement on file, so tones and cuts stay consistent across the party with a made-to-measure fit for each person rather than a shared size.
- How long does made-to-measure groom wear take?
- Most garments are ready in one to two weeks from consultation to delivery. When the wedding date is tight, express delivery is available on request — tell us the date and we will be honest about whether it can be met.
- What does sherwani stitching cost in Bangalore?
- Sherwani stitching cost turns on three things: the fabric you choose — silk, jacquard, or a jewel-tone cloth — the level of detailing on the garment, and your timeline. Because each order is different, we give an exact written quote at the consultation itself, the same visit, once the cloth and design are settled. Message us on WhatsApp to fix a time.
- Do you serve grooms from across Bangalore?
- Yes. The showroom is on Chord Road in Basaveshwaranagar, and grooms visit us from across Bangalore — most of the work happens in one consultation and one trial, so even a drive across the city fits easily into wedding planning. Message us on WhatsApp to book an appointment before you come.