The best men’s suit sales for tailoring on a budget
Anyone who's ever tried to find something special in a charity shop will know that deep diving through the sales isn't all pints in the sun and an immediate text back. Buying something for less can actually be a bit of a pain: size runs, stock levels, working out if the deal is actually a deal… But like getting a back tattoo and using retinol, all that effort can be oh, so worth it. Especially when you're dealing with a gem of a suit sale.
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In our weekly search for the best deals in the menswear sales, we sometimes stumble on formal discounts in amongst the tees and the trainers. Some of the suits on the sales rail that is this guide were affordable to begin with; others have been dramatically slashed in price by luxury designers shedding old stock ahead of the next season. Both kinds have been collated by our style writers, hopefully making it exponentially more likely for you to find a steal without the pain.
- Shop the Arket suit sale
- Shop the Wax London suit sale
- Shop the Sezane suit sale
- Shop the Asos suit sale
- Shop the Charles Tyrwhitt suit sale
- Shop the Hawes & Curtis suit sale
- Shop the M&S suit sale
- Shop the Moss suit sale
- Shop the Mr Porter suit sale
- Shop the Massimo Dutti suit sale
- Shop the Mytheresa suit sale
- Shop the Percival suit sale
- Shop the Reiss suit sale
- Shop the Ssense suit sale
- Shop the Suit Direct suit sale
- Shop the Todd Snyder suit sale
- Shop The Outnet suit sale
For more tailoring inspiration, shop our edits of best double-breasted suits, best linen suits, best wedding suits, best wool suits and best tuxedos.
Shop British GQ’s best finds from the men's suit sales…
When do men's suit stores typically have the best sales?
The sales tend to follow the same kind of cycle: in January you'll see the big start-of-year clear-outs, followed by a mid-season sale around springtime, a summer sale around July, finishing in a final, big blowout for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
What is a good price for a men's suit in 2026?
Well, a ‘good price’ is in the eye of the wallet-holder. That said, we'd say that at full price, anything in the £400-600 range is a good price point for a quality suit. But, in 2026 and in the depths of the cozzie livs, there's no harm whatsoever in diving into the sales to get a discounted pick on such a sartorial investment. That's where we at GQ come in.
















