made-to-order

[ meyd-too-awr-der, -tuh- ]

/ ˈmeɪd tuˈɔr dər, -tə- /

made in accordance with an individual's specifications or requirements: a made-to-order suit. Compare ready-to-wear.

perfectly suited.

Origin of made-to-order

First recorded in 1905–10

[T]he way the Republicans are looking at it is that they think that Hispanic immigrants are made-to-order conservatives.

Limbaugh: Difference Between Cubans and Mexicans is... |Ilana Glazer |January 31, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
Therefore the company does not include a horse in the preliminary equipment of a "made-to-order" farm.

A Stake in the Land |Peter Alexander Speek
This is a most interesting example of a made-to-order witch pamphlet.

A History of Witchcraft in England from 1558 to 1718 |Wallace Notestein
But of course the truth about our made-to-order mob could not be kept very long.

They Call Me Carpenter |Upton Sinclair

It too is divided with some sharpness into a made-to-order or bespoke, and a ready-made section.

Women in Modern Industry |B. L. Hutchins
They really fitted him,—it was his first made-to-order suit,—and he seemed slimmer and better modelled.

Martin Eden |Jack London