Tailors in Vietnam for plus sizes

The first thing to look for is a shop where you feel comfortable. At Rainbow Tailor in Hoi An, LGBTQ+ and plus-size reviewers say they felt welcome, some after bad experiences elsewhere. At NơNyNa Tailor reviewers repeatedly say nobody commented on their body size or pushed extra purchases. In Saigon, Thao Silk Tailor is praised for the welcome it gives plus-size customers, and Tuyển Tailor suits tall or plus-size customers and grooms.

Allow for more than one fitting. Two or three is typical at Tuong Tailor, a shop that also suits plus-size customers, and NơNyNa usually does three. At Tuong, though, several low-rated reviews say fit problems were not fully solved after repeated rounds. Larger multi-piece orders at Tuyển Tailor can take about 10 days, so order early if you want several pieces.

Among the 7 shops here with a reported suit price, figures run from US$160 to US$300, with a median of US$200; at Tuong Tailor reviewers paid US$160 for a skirt suit set and US$95 for a dress. Speak up at every fitting if something is wrong. One 3-star review of Fourteen Tailor describes staff becoming dismissive of fit concerns at the second or third fitting, and a 3-star review of Blue Ms. Tam Tam describes a dress that took five sessions and still was not right. Say clearly what you want changed and check it again before you pay. For typical figures by city, see the tailor prices guide.