15 tailors in Da Nang, each with the prices people actually paid, how long the order took, and the honest notes from thousands of reviews.
















Da Nang has around 17 tailor shops, 15 of them profiled here from what their customers wrote. Expect to pay 245–250 for a made-to-measure two-piece suit — fabric choice moves those numbers more than anything else. The local strengths are trousers, suits, shirts, linen and dresses. Free adjustments until the fit is right are standard practice (9 of the shops below include them), and 5 of them will deliver the finished clothes to your hotel.
Trần Quốc Toản is the tailoring street — 1 shop line it — with more clustered on Trần Cao Vân (1), Lê Thánh Tôn (1), Đô Đốc Lộc (1) and An Thượng 29 (1). Everything is within a short walk, so it's easy to visit two or three shops, feel the fabrics and compare quotes in one afternoon before ordering.
Read the recent low reviews before the star rating: a 4.8 with a fresh run of sizing complaints tells you more than the number. Agree the full price and the payment split before anyone takes measurements, order on your first day in town, and say what feels off at the fitting — that's where a good shop earns its reputation. The busiest names in Da Nang are Paul Bespoke Tailor, Tre Tailor and TIE Men Da Nang; the smaller shops often win on attention.
Across the 5 shops in Da Nang whose customers quoted what they paid, a made-to-measure two-piece suit lands at 245–250, from 189 at the cheapest end to 300 for premium wool or a three-piece. The fabric decides most of the bill: a linen or cotton-blend suit sits at the bottom of that range and pure wool at the top, so ask for the total with the fabric you actually want before anyone reaches for the tape measure. Prices across Vietnam, city by city puts these numbers in context.
Hoi An has hundreds of tailors in one walkable old town and turns most orders around in two or three days, and it is where the trade learned to work with travelers. Da Nang has 15 profiled shops at 245–250 for a suit, fewer options to compare in an afternoon though 4 of them still deliver in 24–48 hours. If Hoi An is on your route and you have two spare days there, order there. If it is not, or you are already here and the fit matters more than the choice of fabrics, the shops below do the same work — read the recent low reviews first and agree the price in writing. See what Hoi An offers.
The themes reviewers mention most in Da Nang are quality of the finished clothes (48.2%), friendly, patient staff (40.0%), careful fittings, fit right (35.6%). The most frequent complaint, pricier than other tailors, appears in 0.9% of reviews.
From the Vietnam tailor report: 568 reviews of 15 tailors in Da Nang, each tagged by theme.
Around 17 tailor shops, from one-room family workshops to big showrooms. 15 of them are profiled here from what their customers wrote, and more are added regularly.
Typically $245–$250 for a made-to-measure two-piece. Budget shops start around $189; premium wool and three-piece orders reach $300.
Trần Quốc Toản has the biggest concentration (1 shop), followed by Trần Cao Vân, Lê Thánh Tôn and Đô Đốc Lộc. They're all within walking distance of each other.
Hoi An has far more shops in walking distance and the fastest turnarounds in the country, so if it is on your route it is the easier choice. Da Nang works when you are already here: 15 profiled shops, suits at 245–250, fewer options to compare but the same craft.
Yes, and it is the most reliable way to get the fit you want: bring the garment that already fits you, or a clear photo of the cut. Reviews across these shops rate copying highly, more highly than describing a design from scratch.
Plan two to three days: first fitting within 24 hours, adjustments the next day. 4 of the shops here routinely finish standard orders in 24–48 hours.