Operators / Made to measure — shoes, shirts, a suit
Marquess
マーキス
Ginza · Ginza-itchome (Yurakucho line)
Why we recommend it
Founded by a maker who trained in Italy before setting up on the eighth floor of a Ginza building, Marquess is a small, appointment-only workshop rather than a shop-floor operation, which keeps the focus on unhurried measuring and design consultation. Its narrow, specialist scale is typical of Tokyo's bespoke shoe scene, where ateliers are deliberately kept small.
- How to book
- Appointment only for ordering bespoke shoes - contact by phone or email in advance of a visit.
- English
- yes
- Price band
- ¥¥¥¥
- Allow
- 60 min
- Group size
- One client at a time, by appointment
- Station
- Ginza-itchome (Yurakucho line)
- Verified
- 2026-09-25
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