Our Story
Since 2013, Sharpe Suiting has been helping brave individuals showcase exactly who they are. We know being yourself isn’t easy, so we’ve streamlined a process to help you feel like you.
Our trademarked formula “Andropometrics” is used to design a look that will not only fit you but also match your unique style and identity.
Our design consultations began with friends, and through word of mouth, our queer-owned company grew to become a premiere suiting label in Hollywood. Sharpe Suiting has since been featured in Huffington Post, LA Times, Forbes.com, VICE, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Vanity Fair, Teen Vogue, BuzzFeed, and Fashionista. Our designs finessed NY and LA Fashion Week catwalks and have made appearances on red carpets at the Oscars, Emmys, and Cannes Film Festival. Through our successes and continued passion to serve the community who initially inspired us, we’ve been able to donate hundreds of suits to LGBTQ youth centers, non-profit fundraisers, colleges, and queer prom students across the country.
We are continually expanding to new cities, always evolving, always learning. Just like you. We’ve had the privilege and honor to see our clients elevate in all aspects of their lives through our bespoke experience. From picking individual buttons to finding the perfect blazer, we want everything to feel like you.
You on your wedding day, you at work, or you just having fun.
At Sharpe, We Fit You.
Our Stylists
Marcia Alvarado (She/Her) – TAMPA, FL
Living my truth by being my authentic confident self, I have been a stylist at heart for my entire working career. I love assisting clients by finding their own personal style through Sharpe Suiting and transforming themselves into strong body positive humans. We all deserve a suit that commands attention of respect and self-worth. #StaySharpe
Korrigan Burton (They/Them) – CHICAGO, IL
I'm a vibrant, ambitious, sleepy genderqueer human working on making the world a better place one stitch at a time. I strongly believe it is everyone's right to feel good in their bodies and feeling good in your clothing is a big step towards that. Working for Sharpe has given me a chance to make so many people's suit dreams come true.
Nikki Eason (She/Her) – CHARLOTTE, NC
I am a confident, innovative, spiritual, androgynous woman here to inspire, motivate and empower others through confidence and fashion. I believe you were born to be you and you should never be afraid to stand in the truth of who you are. I am a social entrepreneur who creates platforms that promote change, self-love and awareness for all.
Alex Guerra (He/Him) – LOS ANGELES, CA
As a trans man, I find it imperative to work with a company that is for queer people by queer people. Sharpe Suiting is exactly that. With my background in mental health, I hope to fuse humanity, compassion and fashion in an ever-evolving world.
Tony Soto (He/Him) – LOS ANGELES, CA
Sharpe is important because we promote visual activism, help clients project how they want to present themselves to the world and although 'we fit you' is our motto because we are make gender-neutral suiting for anyone, we are inspired by the LGBTQI community and we were born out of meeting the needs of that community first and foremost. We at Sharpe are doing our part in the world to promote self-love and acceptance because nothing looks better on anyone than confidence and visibility.
Amelia Rose Tworek (She/her) – DENVER, CO
I believe in a world made for the marginalized. The feeling I had putting on my first suit is a euphoria that I will always remember. It was the first time I felt completely comfortable in my own skin as an out and proud queer woman. I want to give that feeling to others. Custom designs, for you, by you. I am simply your guide. Everyone deserves access to outlets that allow them to express their uniqueness, and that’s what we do at Sharpe. Fashion is only the beginning.Featured On
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Sharpe is a Public Benefit Corporation. The specific public benefit to be promoted by the Corporation is to have a positive effect on, create opportunities for, and to support the LGBTQ community, women, and people of color through charitable channels.