Bespoke suiting and dresses are a Hội An rite of passage. Save time (and avoid alterations) by giving your tailor everything they need from the moment you walk in.
What to bring
- Reference photos from Pinterest or wardrobe favorites.
- Preferred garments for measurement (perfect-fit blazer, dress, or pants).
- Undergarments/shoes you plan to wear with the final outfit.
- Fabric inspiration (swatches, color palettes) if you have a specific look in mind.
Share your lifestyle
Explain when and how you’ll wear the garment (air-conditioned offices vs. tropical weddings) so tailors choose breathable linings, wrinkle-resistant fabrics, and appropriate structure.
Timeline & fittings
Day 1
Consultation + measurements; deposit paid (typically 50%).
Day 2
First fitting (basted garment). Provide feedback on shoulders, waist, hem.
Day 3
Final fitting + tweaks. Allow extra day for complex beading or couture gowns.
Communication checklist
- Fit preference: slim, classic, or relaxed.
- Button stance, lapel width, vent type, pocket styles.
- Special details (monograms, lining colors, embroidery).
Work with ateliers from our Tailors page for consistent quality, or let us pre-book multi-fitting schedules as part of a custom package.