Wtk - Suit Prices in Vietnam

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  GG57 on 09/04/2019 - 11:44

  It will be totally dependant on the material you choose, and the tailor / retailer that you are buying from.
  I would suggest not scrimping on either, and if you can't find both to your liking don't bother. If you aren't prepared to wear it when back home, it is a waste of money.

  I didn't get any suits made, but did have quite a few business shirts made in Hoi An. I chose good quality fabrics, and all lasted very well. We even had a look around the on-premises work area where the shirt-makers made some alterations to the first shirt before replicating for the remainder.

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    [Deactivated] on 09/04/2019 - 11:55

    Shirts are decent, not extremely cheap for well made ones, but notably cheaper.

    I wouldn't bother with their suits there. The bespoke suits made there aren't to our standard or preferred cut. It usually comes out a horrible mess.

    For cheaper (again, not extremely cheap for good stuff) suits, go to Hong Kong or Shanghai. Spain is good too but more disappointments than the former.

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  Imhereforcomments on 09/04/2019 - 12:49

  Hoi An you can get a decent quality tailor suit for about $80 - $110. (They will normally advertise for about $200 AUD and you will need to bargain) They can replica pretty good too if you show them a sample. In Ho Chi Minh there a a few low key but good ones too but you would need locals to direct you.

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    dust on 09/04/2019 - 16:05

    +1

    for about $80 - $110

    That seems pretty low. What material did you get? A few years ago in Hoi An I picked up a few 100% wool suits for around $200 AUD each.

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  allthethings on 10/04/2019 - 15:22

  Prices can vary quite a bit, as can the quality

  I got 3 pure wool 2 trouser suits for 1000 US ( exchange rate was about parity at the time) At the pricier end but the tailor I went to did a full stitch and glue jacket.
  You have to book 2 fittings about 4 days apart and then they will post them to you

  They have been going strong for 4 years being worn 1-2 times a week for work

  Tailor was this one

  Dung Tailor

  221 Lê Thánh Tôn, Phường Bến Thành, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam https://g.co/kgs/Lwzp9g

  If you want something for a one off or occasion wear you can definitely get cheaper.

  I agree with above. Shirts aren't worth it, you are better off working out your sleeve length and best fit and hitting up the TM lewin or tywitt deals

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  Fizzydrink on 10/04/2019 - 15:50

  Thanks for the comments. I'll see what they are like when get there