The best tailor shops in Bangkok

This Silom stalwart has just doubled in size, adding a new display and measuring room, and the expanded digs match a service that's hard to fault. 

Every garment comes with a one-year warranty – if something goes wrong and it can't be fixed, they'll remake it from scratch – and alterations are free. Your measurements stay on file too, so repeat orders can be placed remotely from anywhere in the world, with international shipping; new customers can even order remotely from the start. 

Prices land firmly in the accessible-luxury bracket – arguably the best value bespoke in Bangkok right now – and turnaround is famously flexible. Book ahead and they'll work to your timeframe, with garments delivered in as little as eight hours when the clock is against you. It's also one of the few tailors in town cutting custom polo shirts, and the premium leather belts by the counter are worth adding to the order too.

Woolrich Bespoke Tailors, 212/4 Silom Road, Soi 14 (near Narai Hotel), Suriwong, Bang Rak. Mon-Sat, 9am-11pm. (Sun, 9am-10pm)

On the first floor of the Royal Orchid Sheraton, overlooking the Chao Phraya, Om Fashion Bespoke Tailor cuts everything to order: wool recut for the tropics, genuine Thai silk – still a rarity among Bangkok tailors – and alterations included at the fitting, rather than charged as an extra. 

Suits start from B6,000 and are usually ready in two to three days, with express service available 12- to 24-hours where the fabric and workshop schedule allow. Full tailoring runs to women as well as men, and the same workshop turns out shoes, belts, wallets and silk accessories, so one measurement session can finish an entire outfit. 

Free hotel pickup and in-room fittings make it easy for visitors working to a schedule, and measurements stay on file for reordering from anywhere in the world.

Om Fashion Bespoke Tailor, 1/F, Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel, 2 Charoen Krung Road, Soi 30, Bang Rak. Mon-Sat, 10am-9pm (Sun, 10am-6pm)

Find yourself wedged between Phrom Phong and Thonglor, and you’ll be in the perfect spot for a brand new suit – impulse or planned. The aptly named Perfect Tailor BKK is a Sukhumvit Soi 45 destination in and of itself. Catering to everyone from Bangkok professionals and wedding parties to travellers hoping to fly home looking considerably sharper than when they arrived, they have real range.

The process starts with a one-on-one consultation covering fabrics, measurements and the occasion you’re dressing for, before getting into the fun stuff – cuts, lapels, buttons, linings and all those little details that make a suit feel properly yours. Multiple fittings can be arranged to finesse the proportions, structure and comfort, with full suits starting from B8,000 (roughly 245 USD).

Short on time? Selected garments can be turned around in as little as 24 hours, depending on the fabric and design, although it’s worth allowing a few days if your itinerary permits – good tailoring generally benefits from a little breathing room.

Beyond suits, the team makes tuxedos, dresses, shirts, blazers, trousers and even handcrafted shoes. And for international customers already plotting their next order, Perfect Tailor BKK can keep your measurements on file and ship worldwide, meaning your Bangkok wardrobe doesn’t necessarily have to end when the holiday does.

Perfect Tailor BKK. 833 Sukhumvit Road Soi 45, Wattana. Open daily, 10am-9pm.

Michael Tailors brings bespoke tailoring to one of Bangkok’s busiest shopping hubs, with a convenient spot on the ground floor of MBK Center, right by the Pathumwan Princess Hotel. With more than 20 years in the business, the team makes custom clothing for men and women, from boardroom-ready suits and wedding tuxedos to shirts, trousers, dresses and overcoats.

Everything starts with a personal consultation covering your budget, style and what you’ll actually be wearing the clothes for. Measurements take posture and proportions into account, while fabrics can be chosen to suit everything from Bangkok’s tropical heat to permanently over-air-conditioned offices (we all know it!). Once the cut is sorted, picking lapels, linings, buttons, pockets, monograms and other details is a breeze, letting you make the finished piece truly your own.

Two-piece suits start at around B7,000 (roughly 245 USD), with final prices varying according to fabric, construction and customisation. If you’re on a tight schedule, fear not. Standard orders take around one to three days, while some suits can be completed within 24 hours if arranged in advance.

And, if you have the time, multiple fittings only help to further fine-tune the final silhouette, making Michael Tailors a particularly handy option for visitors who want the full Bangkok tailoring experience without straying too far from the city-centre action.

Michael Tailors. Room 1D-09, End of Zone D, Ground Floor, MBK Center. Open daily, 9am-9.30pm

If the name doesn’t give the game away, Jesse & Son is a family-run tailor on Sukhumvit Soi 10 with more than 30 years of experience getting Bangkok suited and booted. The shop specialises in bespoke clothing for men and women, covering everything from sharp business suits and wedding attire to shirts, trousers, jackets and formalwear.

Like most tailors, the process starts with a one-on-one consultation, where you’ll work through fabrics, construction, measurements and the finer points of how you actually want the finished garment to look and feel. However, Jesse & Son follow up with multiple fittings and follow-up consultations to allow the team to tweak proportions, balance and comfort until everything sits just right.

There’s plenty of room to make it your own, too. Alongside a broad fabric selection, you can get really particular about lapels, linings, buttons, pockets, stitching, collars, cuffs and all other finishing touches you can dream of. Combines old-school craftsmanship with contemporary styling and a refreshingly hands-on approach to service, there’s few places with such attention to detail. 

Jesse & Son, 1/15 Sukhumvit Soi 10, Khlong Toei. 11am-8pm (closes 1.30pm on Sundays) 

Class Bespoke Tailor takes a more considered approach to Bangkok’s famously fast-moving tailoring scene, with showrooms in Thonglor and Sukhumvit offering everything from custom suits and shirts to jackets and formalwear. But the emphasis here isn’t simply on how quickly you can walk out looking sharper. It’s all about understanding exactly what’s going into your new wardrobe, and having the time to make it shine.

Any good suit starts with a proper consultation. Class Bespoke covers everything from how and where you’ll wear the garment to fabric, styling and construction. There’s plenty to choose from beneath the surface too, with fused, half-canvas and full-canvas options available depending on your budget, expectations and how you want the finished suit to feel.

Measurements are just the first step however, with multiple fittings scheduled throughout the process, the team helps fine-tune balance, proportions and comfort while giving you the chance to make adjustments before everything is stitched into place.

Obviously, if your time is tight, they can accommodate, but try to allow as much time as your Bangkok itinerary permits. And if that extra fitting means the difference between accidental shoulder-pads and a sleek, body hugging finish, then they can arrange international shipping to have it follow you home – a handy option if you’d rather not rush the finishing touches.

Class Bespoke Tailor, 154 Thong Lo, Watthana (Opposite to Euro Creation Near Thonglor nails). 10am-8.30pm (1pm-5pm on Sundays) 

Founded by expat owners – a rarity in a trade Thai families have run for generations – this Sukhumvit Soi 8 operation runs its own in-house production, quality-checked at every stage, and cuts exclusively from European fabrics sourced from mills like Holland & Sherry and Ermenegildo Zegna.

That vertical setup is rare in Bangkok, where most shops outsource stitching to third-party workshops, and it shows in the finish. The flagship occupies a handsome old town house tucked away from the Sukhumvit noise – the vibe is calm and appointment-only, with none of the tout-driven hustle of the tourist strips. Half-canvas construction comes standard, prices are fixed and transparent and returning clients can reorder remotely. It sits at the premium end of this list and you should book well ahead – but for pure craft credibility, this is the benchmark.

Tailor on Ten, 93 Sukhumvit Soi 8, Khlong Toei. Tue-Sat, 9.30am-7pm (closed Sun-Mon) by appointment only.

The old-town outlier, and proof you don't need a Sukhumvit address to cut a serious suit. Tucked on Phra Athit Road near Khaosan, this family business has been running since 2001 – now in its third generation under brothers Luis and Thakshin Khanal – it has quietly built one of the most loyal followings of any tailor in the city, with well over a thousand five-star reviews and now a second branch on Samsen Road to handle the demand. 

Regulars rave about the service touches: free hotel pickup for fittings, same-day adjustments, WhatsApp updates and reliable international shipping once your measurements are on file. Turnaround is quick even on complex jobs like full tuxedos and pricing is firmly at the value end. A godsend for travellers based in the old city or anyone wanting to forgo the Silom suit onslaught.

Tailored By Luis, 17/1-2 Erawan House, Phra Athit Road, Phra Nakhon (also 258 Samsen Road, Banglamphu). Daily, 8.30am-11.30pm (Sun until 9pm)

Ignore the borrowed name; this Sukhumvit stalwart near Nana has earned its own reputation over the better part of two decades, with regulars who have been returning since the late 2000s. Owner James and his team have a particular knack for difficult fits – counting a 6 foot 10 former pro basketball player among their long-term clients – and the studio routinely turns finished suits around in under 48 hours without the quality dipping. 

It's among the most consistently rated shops in the city, and when something does go wrong, the follow-up service is honest and generous. Long hours, seven days a week, make it an easy walk-in from the BTS.

New Armani Tailor Studio, 162/1 Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Toei. Mon-Sat, 10am-10pm (Sun, 11am-8pm)

The name oversells nothing on the service front. This Sukhumvit Soi 24 shop near Phrom Phong has become a word-of-mouth favourite for first-timers, thanks to a young, sharp floor team who will happily talk you out of a safe navy two-piece and into something braver. 

Prices often land thousands of baht under comparable quotes elsewhere, WhatsApp replies keep coming well into the evening, and last-minute orders get delivered without drama. The fabric library is deep, the advice is honest and the shop handles everything from business suits to full evening gowns. If it's your first bespoke rodeo and budget matters, start here.

Best Tailor 24, 46/1 Sukhumvit Soi 24, Watthana. Open daily, 9am-9pm