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Next.js has built-in support for MDX, but to create a tailor-made arrangement, follow these steps:

1. Create a custom MDX wrapper component that includes all the necessary dependencies, such as syntax highlighting, typography, and components.

2. Use the wrapper component in the layout or template files to wrap the MDX content.

3. Add any necessary configuration to ensure the content is rendered correctly, such as aliases, paths, or plugins.

4. Customize the styling and behavior of the wrapper component to match your design system.

5. Use dynamic imports or code splitting to load the MDX content on demand and improve performance.

6. Implement caching or server-side rendering to improve the user experience and SEO.

7. Test, optimize, and monitor the MDX arrangement to ensure it meets the requirements and performs well.

Overall, the best way to create a tailor-made MDX arrangement in Next.js is to experiment, iterate, and learn from the feedback of users and developers.