Affordable tailors in Vietnam: suits under $150
16 tailors in this directory have a reported price under US$150 for one suit: 10 in Hoi An, 3 in Saigon and 3 in Hanoi. The middle figure is US$120, and 7 of the 16 usually finish orders in 24 to 48 hours.
All 16 tailors in Vietnam for suits under $150
Where to find a tailored suit under $150 in Vietnam
These shops are grouped by what reviewers reported paying for one suit, and all 16 had a figure under US$150. Most are in Hoi An. A two-piece suit cost US$120 at The My Tailor, a full suit runs US$130 to US$140 at Tony The Tailor, and a suit at An Viet Custom Tailor costs about US$130, with one customer getting a business shirt included. At 45 Thu Tailor three suits ordered together came to US$120 each.
The fabric sets the price, so the same shop can charge far more. Vanda Tailors displays its prices by fabric tier: suits start around US$120 in basic fabric and reach US$350 to 530 in premium wool. At A Dong Silk on Lê Lợi, suits start around US$140, though most reviewers who give a figure paid US$400 to US$500 for better fabric. Ask which fabric a quote is for before you compare shops.
Outside Hoi An, a women's suit made overnight cost US$110 at Anh Village Silk in Hanoi, and one reviewer paid about US$140 for a custom cotton suit at Dunnio by Duy Nguyen, calling it not perfect but decent for the price. In Saigon, Namsilk Tailor's figures of US$100 to US$140 come from reviews around 2015, so treat them as history.
The cloth is what to watch at this price. Reviews at Elegant Silk in Saigon and Yen Boutique in Hanoi say the fabric used was not the one paid for, and at The Tailory one 3-star reviewer felt pushed toward a cheaper, scratchy fabric. Feel the cloth before you agree. On the plus side, 15 of the 16 include adjustments until the fit is right and 13 deliver to your hotel.
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Affordable tailors in Vietnam: common questions
At the lower end, reviewers paid US$120 for a two-piece at The My Tailor, US$130 to US$140 at Tony The Tailor and about US$130 at An Viet Custom Tailor. Prices rise with the fabric you choose.
Yes. In Hanoi, Anh Village Silk made a women's suit overnight for US$110 and Dunnio by Duy Nguyen charged about US$140 for a cotton suit. In Saigon, one reviewer puts suits at Nhut Tailor anywhere from US$100 to 1,000, depending on fabric and style.
The fabric. Reviews at Elegant Silk and Yen Boutique say a cheaper blend was used instead of the cloth chosen, and one reviewer at The Tailory felt pushed toward a scratchy fabric. Check the cloth before paying.