"The secret to Delmonti Suits, a household name in the clothing industry , is it`s genuine customer service. That was an article in the local paper in 1976 and the only thing that has changed is the address. Delmonti have been based in Preston since 1947 and have been outfitting the men of Melbourne and Interstate ever since. Whatever the occasion Delmonti are here to outfit todays man.
Delmonti have started a new chapter in their long history by moving to a new premises located at 547-549 Plenty Road Preston. Our phone number is 03 94702042 and the fax number is 03 94702416 or if you prefer email us at delmonti@bigpond.net.au
Our policy, as ever is to please our customers with quality apparel at a reasonable price. The original owner (Mr Max Gotlib) held the opinion that a suit should not exceed one weeks wages and that is the expectation still held today.
The present owner has worked for delmonti for OVER 30 years and has 40 years experience in the men`s wear industry.
Delmonti stock an extensive range of suits, sport coats and trousers with matching accessories.
We stand by our reputation gained over 50 years in the clothing industry. Our attention to detail and service to our customers is a priority and is second to none.
Delmonti support the local community and are particularly enthusiastic in our involvement with The Northern Bullants in the V.F.L
"The secret to Delmonti Suits, a household name in the clothing industry , is it`s genuine customer service. That was an article in the local paper in 1976 and the only thing that has changed is the address. Delmonti have been based in Preston since 1947 and have been outfitting the men of Melbourne and Interstate ever since. Whatever the occasion Delmonti are here to outfit todays man.
Delmonti have started a new chapter in their long history by moving to a new premises located at 547-549 Plenty Road Preston. Our phone number is 03 94702042 and the fax number is 03 94702416 or if you prefer email us at 
Our policy, as ever is to please our customers with quality apparel at a reasonable price. The original owner (Mr Max Gotlib) held the opinion that a suit should not exceed one weeks wages and that is the expectation still held today.
