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Price List Made-To-Measure & Bespoke Price list made-to-measure & bespoke valid until the end of 2021* Suits - MAX MOGG - BERLIN Two-piece suit - fully-canvassed, hand-finished cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 1540** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 1780** Three-piece suit - fully-canvassed, hand-finished cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 1780** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 2090** Jacket - fully-canvassed, hand-finished cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 1180** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 1280** Overcoat - fully-canvassed, hand-finished cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 1380** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 1540** Waistcoat cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 310** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 360** Maximilian Mogg - Bleibtreustraße 27 - 10707 Berlin - Germany Trousers cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 410** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 630** Second pair of trousers cut from house fabric from Vitale Barberis Canonico starting from 380** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 600** Suits - MAXIMILIAN MOGG Two-piece suit - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 2950** Three-piece suit - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 3620** Jacket - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 2280** Overcoat - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 2740** Waistcoat - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 790** Trousers - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 790** Second pair of trousers - fully handmade cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 740** Suits - THEOPHIL P. MOGG Two-piece suit - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 4700** Three-piece suit - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 5600** Maximilian Mogg - Bleibtreustraße 27 - 10707 Berlin - Germany Jacket - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 4000** Overcoat - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 5300** Waistcoat - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 1400** Trousers - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 1300** Second pair of trousers - English bespoke, cut and fully handmade in England cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 1200** Shirts Shirt MAX MOGG - BERLIN - machine-made cut from house fabric from Thomas Mason starting from 200** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 250** Extras Dinner shirt 60 fully-handmade MAXIMILIAN MOGG 150 Loungewear Pyjamas MAX MOGG - BERLIN - machine-made cut from house fabric from Thomas Mason starting from 490** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 590** Morning gown MAX MOGG - BERLIN - machine-made cut from house fabric from Thomas Mason starting from 590** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 690** Boxer shorts MAX MOGG - BERLIN - machine-made cut from house fabric from Thomas Mason starting from 39** cut from fabric from select European mills starting from 49** Maximilian Mogg - Bleibtreustraße 27 - 10707 Berlin - Germany Knitwear Knitwear MAX MOGG - BERLIN cut from cotton from Filartex 490** cut from merino wool from Zegna 490** cut from cashmere from Chiavazza 590** cut from wool-silk blend (70/30) cashmere Botto Poala 590** cut from Super-Geelong from Chiavazza 590** Denim Jeans MAX MOGG - BERLIN cut from Japanese selvedge denim from Kuroki 490** Accessories Single-end bow tie MAXIMILIAN MOGG 99 Pocket square by Simonnot-Godard 60 Silk OTC socks MAXIMILIAN MOGG 39 Knitted tie MAXIMILIAN MOGG plain 99 with hand-embroidered polka dots 129 Mr Lush pocket square "Everett S. Glenn for MAXIMILIAN MOGG" 109 Mr Lush playing cards "Everett S. Glenn for MAXIMILIAN MOGG" 129 Student discount Students will receive a 10% discount on all of our products. Maximilian Mogg - Bleibtreustraße 27 - 10707 Berlin - Germany If we have piqued your interest, feel free to make an appointment at [email protected] or call +49 30 887 780 94. *Prices valid for Berlin. Prices in other locations may vary. **Starting price in € (exact price will vary depending on fabric, cut, and details) Maximilian Mogg - Bleibtreustraße 27 - 10707 Berlin - Germany .
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