In this tailoring listicle, I hope to spotlight the noteworthy efforts of these Singaporean tailors whom I believe distinguish themselves from their peers in the industry. And don’t just take my word for it—all the tailors mentioned below have a Google rating of at least 4.5/5.
The 12 tailors listed below are in ascending order of price. This is probably the most comprehensive guide on local tailors online – there are other listicles out there, but none whereby the writer personally tailored from all the mentioned tailors.
Update: I’m pleased to offer curated tailoring packages, partnering with some of the tailors mentioned below, on The Shiok Shop. If you’re looking for bang-for-your-buck deals, be sure to check out the webstore.
Tailors Under $400:
The “affordable tailor” segment is by far the most saturated space in the local tailoring industry. Unfortunately, most of these tailors often deliver sub-par products and are staffed by inexperienced part-timers. For more on what to look out for when buying a suit, read my tailoring guide here. I’ve been to most of these affordable tailors in Singapore and have shortlisted three based on my experience.
1) Mohan’s Custom Tailors
There’s no shortage of affordable tailors in Orchard – there are probably over a dozen in Far East Plaza alone. Having been situated at Far East Plaza since the shopping mall opened in 1982, Mohan’s stands out from the many tailors there with its rich history and experience.
Google Rating: 4.9/5
Basted Fitting: Depends. Mohan’s starts with a muslin fit, and depending on whether the muslin fit is satisfactory, there may or may not be a basted fit. A Muslin fit is similar to a basted fitting, with the difference being that while a basted fitting uses the cloth you chose, a muslin-fitting garment is often fashioned out of a cheaper material. Tailors sometimes use muslin fitting to save costs and wastage.
Lead time: 3-5 weeks
My opinion: In Singapore’s tailoring landscape, Mohan’s Custom Tailors stands out as a well-recognised name, with Mr Max Mohan himself regarded as something of a local icon. In fact, Gov.sg even dedicated an entire episode to him and his craft—a rare honour, and to my knowledge, remains the only tailor featured in a government-produced documentary aired on national television. Like many of the more established tailors, Mohan’s retains full in-house production, overseen by master tailor Mr Koh (who also appears in the video above). This sets it apart from most affordable tailors, who typically outsource their production. With suit prices starting at just $375, Mohan’s offers strong value for money. The brand has built a solid reputation over the decades, and after experiencing its services firsthand, it’s clear why it has not only endured but continued to thrive. For those seeking a straightforward, no-frills introduction to bespoke tailoring, Mohan’s is a dependable choice.
Price: Suits at Mohan’s start from $375. For my readers, Mohan’s offers a free shirt with every suit purchase (worth $85). Quote “WAHSOSHIOK” when making your appointment, or flash this post while at the store to enjoy the complimentary shirt.
Recommended: While suits at Mohan’s technically start at $375, that’s the bottom of the barrel. I recommend going for at least the $450 half-canvassed mixed wool suit, which comes with a free polyester cotton shirt. For those seeking higher-quality materials (essential if you plan to wear the suit or shirt frequently), I recommend opting for the $650 half-canvassed, full-wool suit, which includes a complimentary full-cotton shirt. The $200 increment may be substantial, but it is worth it.
Location: 14 Scotts Road, #02-73 Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213
Reviews: I reviewed my experience at Mohan’s Custom Tailors here, and the suit and shirt I got here. I also reviewed a single-breasted suit from Mohan’s here, and a burgundy single-breasted suit (pictured above) here.
The Shiok Shop: Curated package deals from Mohan’s are available here. In particular, I recommend the $900 Full Canvassed Reda Suit package and the $750 Back to Office package.
2) Ehkay Corner Tailors
Based in Orchard Plaza, Ehkay Corner Tailors has been offering great affordable suiting options since the 1980s.
Google Rating: 4.9/5
Basted Fitting: No, but they do a Muslin fit.
Lead time: 2-4 weeks
My opinion: Despite its accessible price point, Ehkay Corner Tailors offers an impressive combination of experience, quality, and service. Unlike many budget-friendly tailors, Ehkay Corner is helmed by Dinesh and his wife Hina, who have been running the business since the 1980s—bringing over four decades of industry expertise. All garments are crafted locally in the brand’s in-house workshop, ensuring both faster turnaround times and tighter quality control. Prices remain affordable, and Dinesh’s customer service is consistently commendable. Additionally, Ehkay Corner provides suit rental services at competitive rates—ideal for short-term needs such as weddings or proms. Rentals are available for up to 72 hours, offering better value compared to many other tailors in Singapore, who typically rent by the day. Overall, Ehkay Corner Tailors stands out as one of the top affordable tailoring options in the Orchard area.
Price: Suits at Ehkay Corner start from $380. For my readers, Ehkay Corner is offering a 10% discount on all purchases. Quote “WAHSOSHIOK” or flash this post to enjoy the discount. Readers can also get 5% off rental services.
Recommended: I recommend going for the mixed-wool $342 2-piece suit – it’s a great starting point, especially given its half-canvassed construction. For weddings, consider the $888 tuxedo set, which includes a 2-piece tuxedo suit, a tuxedo shirt, a cummerbund, and accessories such as a bow tie and pocket square. Ehkay is also currently running a promotion on premium fabrics (Reda, Holland & Sherry, etc), with suits starting from just $780. Ehkay’s $85 shirts and $112 pants are also bang-for-buck options. Readers can also rent a two-piece suit at $114 or a tuxedo set at $166. Prices stated are after the aforementioned discount.
Location: #01-57 & #01-01 Orchard Plaza, 150 Orchard Road Singapore 238841
Review: I reviewed my experience at Ehkay Corner Tailors here, and the tuxedo I got here. I also reviewed a three-piece suit here, a maroon double-breasted suit here, and the blue stretchy suit (pictured above) here.
The Shiok Shop: Curated package deals from Ehkay Corner are available here. In particular, I recommend the $580 Three-piece Suit + Shirt package, as well as the $980 Tuxedo Suit package.
3) Suit Commune
If you prefer a younger, more fashion-forward tailor, consider Suit Commune.
Google Rating: 4.9/5
Basted fitting: Yes
Lead time: 4-6 weeks.
My opinion: Suit Commune distinguishes itself by offering a basted fitting session for every client—regardless of the suit’s price point—resulting in a noticeably superior fit compared to many other younger tailors. The brand also brings a contemporary, fashion-forward approach to tailoring, thanks to Priscilla’s background in design, which is evident in the thoughtful styling advice she provides. For those less confident in sartorial decisions, Suit Commune’s emphasis on style consultancy makes it an ideal choice. Notably, Priscilla is one of the few female tailors in Singapore, making her a strong option for women looking to create a tailored power suit. A wide range of customisation options is also available, including one-piece collar shirts, Gurkha trousers, and double-breasted suits. As an added convenience, Arden Teal shares the same showroom—allowing clients to pick up a pair of quality dress shoes while they’re there.
Price: Suits at Suit Commune start from $349, with bundle deals starting from $799. For my readers, you can quote “WAHSOSHIOK” when making your appointment to enjoy a 5% discount on all orders.
Recommended: Although prices at Suit Commune technically start at $349, those are for stiff polyester fabrics that I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. Instead, I recommend opting for the $599 half-canvassed wool blend suits or the $1399 full-canvassed 100% wool European Fabric bundle deal for those who plan to wear the suit frequently.
Location: #02-16 Tampines North Dr. 1, T-Space, Singapore 528559
Review: I reviewed my experience with Suit Commune here, and the fit and workmanship of the eventual suit here.
Tailors Under $600:
At the $600 price point, the quality of the garments (fabric or construction) or the customer experience noticeably improves.
4) Stitched Custom
Those seeking a plethora of customisation options can turn towards Stitched Custom.
Google Rating: 4.9/5
Basted Fitting: No, though templates are used.
Lead time: 2-3 weeks
My opinion: Stitched Custom exudes a youthful, contemporary vibe, with bold patterned fabric swatches lining its showroom walls. As a one-stop destination for menswear, it also offers a curated selection of accessories to complement any look. While known for its modern flair, Stitched Custom also provides a range of business-appropriate suits. Notably, it features a proprietary stretch fabric—referred to as CS fabric—that incorporates spandex for enhanced flexibility and comfort. The absence of a fitting process adds to its appeal, offering greater convenience and a shorter lead time of just 2–3 weeks. This makes it an ideal option for busy professionals or those in need of a suit on short notice. Additionally, Stitched Custom includes a wide array of customisation options at no extra charge, making it a compelling choice for clients seeking a more distinctive or personalised design.
Price: Suits at Stitched Custom start from $499. For my readers, Stitched Custom is offering a free shirt (worth $89) with every suit purchase and 5% off any three shirts or trousers.
Recommended: I would recommend the $499 CS Fabric suits. I’ve seen videos of grooms participating in wedding festivities (such as door bashing and kneeling) in their suits, and the spandex helps with flexibility. I would assume it’s a comfortable option for daily work suits as well. I also recommend the tuxedos (cost varies depending on fabric).
Location: 193A Kitchener Rd, Singapore 208534
Review: I reviewed my experience with Stitched Custom here, and the fit and workmanship of the eventual suit here. I also reviewed a velvet tuxedo (pictured above) here.
5) The Gentlemen’s Atelier
A mainstay in the wedding industry, The Gentlemen’s Atelier has been serving clients since 2018.
Google Rating: 5/5
Basted Fitting: Yes – two!
Lead time: 4-6 weeks
My opinion: With over five years of experience in the industry, Nick has established a strong reputation within the wedding tailoring scene, known for delivering bold and distinctive designs. The Gentlemen’s Atelier pairs this creative flair with local in-house production, ensuring a solid fit and clean finish. Despite offering half-canvassed construction and a wide range of customisation options, its pricing remains highly competitive. Notably, it’s one of the few affordable tailors to provide two basted fitting sessions—an exceptional offering at this price point. Coupled with a perfect Google rating and a central location in Chinatown, The Gentlemen’s Atelier is an excellent choice for those looking for fashion-forward tailoring with strong value. The showroom also carries CustomWelt fitting shoes, allowing clients to complete their look in one place.
Price: Suits at The Gentlemen’s Atelier start from $599. For my readers, The Gentlemen’s Atelier is offering a 10% discount on all suiting purchases (excluding add-ons and additional charges). Simply make your appointment via this booking link here to enjoy the discount.
Recommended: For those on a budget, consider the $539 Tecron half-canvassed suits for weddings. For those with a little more to spend and who are looking to reuse the suit, I highly recommend opting for the $1304 fully canvassed VBC/Drago 100% wool suits—they will last you for years. Prices are after the abovementioned discount.
Location: 41 Temple Street, #03-01, Singapore 058586
Review: I reviewed my experience at The Gentlemen’s Atelier here, and the fit and workmanship of the eventual grey suit (pictured above) here.
6) Gentlemen’s Pursuit
Gentlemen’s Pursuit is the newest addition to the scene, having launched just last December.
Google Rating: 5/5
Basted fitting: No.
Lead time: 4-5 weeks.
My opinion: Though Gentlemen’s Pursuit is a relatively new brand, founder JJ brings years of industry experience, having previously co-founded another tailoring label. His expertise spans both style consultation and technical aspects like measurement and fitting. What currently sets Gentlemen’s Pursuit apart is its highly competitive pricing and attractive promotions. For just $588, clients can receive a half-canvassed mixed wool suit with a shirt, or opt for a half-canvassed VBC Perennial or Sunny Season suit with a shirt for $788—arguably the most affordable VBC suit-and-shirt package available locally. JJ notes that this pricing strategy is aimed at quickly capturing market share, making it an excellent opportunity for value-conscious customers. Despite the absence of a basted fitting, the suits offer a flattering, modern slim-cut silhouette and have garnered a perfect Google rating. CustomWelt fitting shoes are also available at Gentlemen’s Pursuit, allowing for a complete ensemble in one visit.
Price: A 2-piece mixed wool suit (half-canvassed) at Gentlemen’s Pursuit starts from $688, with 100% wool European fabrics (VBC, Drago, etc.) starting from $888. For more casual options, the polo tees start at $89, while the Gurkha trousers start at $169. For my readers, Gentlemen’s Pursuit is offering a $100 discount per suit order, and a 10% discount on all other orders (shirts, polos, trousers, etc), with no minimum spend. Quote “WAHSOSHIOK” when making your appointment to enjoy the discount.
Recommended: If you’re on a budget, the $588 half-canvassed mixed wool suit (like my brown suit) is a great way to try out the brand. However, I believe the true steal is the $788 half-canvassed 100% European wool suits (I recommend VBC Perennial) – it’s the cheapest price you can find in Singapore for a VBC suit.
Location: 1 Genting Link, #08-01A, Singapore 349518
Review: I reviewed my experience with Gentlemen’s Pursuit here, as well as the fit and finish of the resulting suit here. I also reviewed a tuxedo rental from them here, and a smart casual outfit from them here.
Tailors Under $800:
For $800, one begins to appreciate the product and the experience of getting tailored.
7) Edit Suits Co.
Basted fitting can be great, but the multiple fittings required can sometimes be a hassle. For those who don’t have the time to drop by for numerous fittings but still want a quality suit that doesn’t break the bank, Edit Suits is your answer.
Google Rating: 4.7/5
Basted fitting: No, though they do have fitting garments for you to try on.
Lead time: 4-6 weeks.
My opinion: Unlike many tailors at this price point, Edit Suits does not offer a basted fitting process—though this streamlined approach may actually appeal to time-strapped clients. While other tailors often require four or more visits (for measurement, multiple fittings, and final collection), Edit Suits reduces the need for repeated appointments without compromising on quality. Its integrated production ensures consistency and strict quality control, while its contemporary cuts are designed with the modern professional in mind—offering a refreshing alternative to the more traditional styles of older establishments. Edit Suits is also a popular choice for weddings, with many grooms opting for its elegant three-piece ensembles. Suit prices start at an accessible $749, with fully canvassed VBC options beginning at just $1,099. For busy professionals seeking well-made suits with minimal hassle, Edit Suits offers excellent value and convenience.
Price: A 2-piece house fabric suit at Edit Suits starts from $749, with canvassed premium suits (VBC, Loro Piana, Dormeuil, etc.) starting from $1099. Shirts start from $129. Those interested in commissioning garments from Edit Suits can quote “WAHSOSHIOK” when making their appointment or flash this post in-store to enjoy 10% off their total purchase (with a minimum spending of $999).
Recommended: I recommend opting for the $989 half-canvassed VBC/Reda suit (after the discount above), which is a steal in this economy. I’ve tailored both VBC and Reda outfits from Edit Suits and am a huge fan of the fabrics. Those with a bigger budget can also opt for the $1439 Loro Piana suit (after the discount above).
Location: 35A Duxton Road, Level 2, Singapore 089499.
Review: I reviewed my experience at Edit Suits Co. here, and the fit and workmanship of its garments here. I recently reviewed a Loro Piana suit with Edit Suits’ new outfitters here, as well as a smart casual look (pictured above) here.
8) Sors Studio
Sors Studio is particularly interesting, as the owner, Gary, does not see himself as a tailor but rather as an image consultant. While most tailors alter the fit to the individual, Gary goes one step further by tailoring (pun intended) his style advice for each client.
Google Rating: 4.8/5
Basted fitting: Yes, usually 2.
Lead time: 4-5 weeks.
My opinion: If you’re unsure about fashion and need guidance, Sors Studio—helmed by Gary—is an excellent place to start. Beyond just tailored garments, clients benefit from Gary’s sharp eye for styling, making each visit feel like a complete sartorial refresh. Gary (pictured above) is known for sourcing unique fabrics in limited quantities, ensuring his designs remain distinctive and exclusive. From custom linings to boldly patterned vests, Sors Studio offers creations you won’t find at typical tailors. Its garments are produced locally, allowing for greater consistency and quality control. Gary also offers one of the most extensive customisation experiences I’ve encountered, constantly experimenting with new design details. Currently, all suits are half-canvassed, with mother-of-pearl buttons standard on shirts and horn buttons on suits. If standing out and looking sharp are your top priorities, Sors Studio is a top-tier choice.
Price: A 2-piece mixed wool suit (half-canvassed) at Sors Studio starts from $780, while a vest starts from $240. Shirts start at $170, and trousers start at $150.
Recommended: I recommend the $780 mixed-wool suits and the $240 vests. For the more adventurous, Gary also makes denim and cotton suits. If you’re looking for intriguing office shirts, the $170 shirts will make you stand out at work. I love the designs of Sors Studio—they are stunning and surprisingly affordable. However, the true value comes not from the clothing but from Gary’s styling advice. Do note that appointments are heavily preferred.
Location: 34 Arab Street #02-01 Singapore 199733.
Review: I reviewed my experience with Sors Studio here, and the fit and style of the resulting garments here. I also reviewed its suit jacket here and did a smart casual outfit here. I reviewed my latest three-piece suit from Sors Studio here.
Tailors Under $1000:
At a cool grand, expect a substantial increase in product quality.
9) Perfect Attire
If you work in the CBD and require formal attire, visit Perfect Attire.
Google Rating: 4.8/5
Basted fitting: Yes.
Lead time: 4-6 weeks
My opinion: Run by the wife-and-husband team of Tulsi (pictured above) and Shriram, Perfect Attire offers exceptional craftsmanship at a compelling price point. Suits are fully canvassed, with hand-sewn buttonholes, shanked buttons, functional cuffs, and optional pick stitching—hallmarks of quality tailoring. All garments are produced in-house, with hand-canvassing ensuring a high level of consistency and quality control throughout. Fit is another standout aspect, with at least one basted fitting included to fine-tune the silhouette. Pricing remains reasonable, particularly given the level of construction and bespoke attention provided. Conveniently located in the heart of the CBD, Perfect Attire is ideal for professionals looking to drop by after work. For those seeking refined, well-made officewear, Perfect Attire is a top contender.
Price: For our readers, Perfect Attire is offering a 10% discount on all purchases. Quote “WAHSOSHIOK” whilst booking the appointment or flash this post at the showroom to enjoy the discount. After the discount, a 2-piece high-wool, half-canvassed suit from Perfect Attire starts at $855, while a full-canvassed, “branded” suit (VBC/Reda) starts at $1170.
Recommended: For those seeking an affordable business suit, consider the half-canvassed, mixed-wool House Premium suit, priced at $855. If you have a bit more spending power, opt for the full-canvassed VBC Perennial suit, which costs $1170.
Location: Oxley Tower Unit 03-38, 138 Robinson Road, Singapore 068906. Interested customers are recommended to book an appointment online before dropping by.
Review: I reviewed my experience with Perfect Attire here, and the fit and workmanship of the resulting suit here. I also reviewed a waistcoat-led ensemble here and my latest navy suit (pictured above) here.
The Shiok Shop: Curated package deals from Perfect Attire can be found here. In particular, I recommend the $1500 Full Canvassed Drago Full Wool Suit + Shirt package and the $720 Back to Work package.
10) The Suited Label
Though relatively new, The Suited Label has an in-house production, which sets it apart from most of its peers.
Google Rating: 5/5
Basted Fitting: No.
Lead time: 4-6 weeks
My opinion: My experience at The Suited Label was thoroughly impressive. Fronted by Evan (pictured above), who offers personalised styling advice, and supported by his mother who manages the backend production, the brand strikes a thoughtful balance between youthful creativity and seasoned expertise. With in-house production, The Suited Label ensures a high level of consistency and craftsmanship, while also enabling enhanced sartorial features such as Neapolitan shoulders, Milanese buttonholes, and collar felt trimmings. On-site alterations are also possible, adding further convenience. All suits are half-canvassed, offering excellent value for money given the attention to detail and quality of workmanship. The fit is sharp, and the finishing is refined—reflected in the brand’s perfect Google rating. Additionally, CustomWelt fitting shoes are available in the showroom, making The Suited Label a one-stop destination for tailored menswear.
Price: Suits (100% wool) at The Suited Label currently start from $999, with European fabrics starting from $1299. Just for my readers, The Suited Label is offering a free shirt (worth $138) with a minimum purchase of $599. Simply quote “WAHSOSHIOK” while making your appointment, or show this article in-store.
Recommended: For those on a budget, consider the full-wool 2-piece half-canvassed suit for $999. Those with a larger budget can opt for a 2-piece half-canvassed suit from “branded’ European fabrics (such as the Reda suit above) for $1299. Remember to quote “WAHSOSHIOK” for the free shirt.
Location: 14 Scotts Rd, #02-54 Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213
Reviews: I reviewed my experience at The Suited Label here, the fit and workmanship of the eventual Reda suit (pictured above) here, and my most recent VBC wool linen suit commission here.
Tailors above $1000:
For $1000+, one begins to experience tailoring the way it’s meant to be experienced – bespoke.
11) HST Tailors
Hwa Seng Textiles (HST) was established in 1960 and is the oldest tailor on this list. In terms of expertise and experience, the people at HST Tailors have been practising their craft for a very, very long time.
Google Rating: 4.5/5
Basted fitting: Yes, usually 2.
Lead time: 4-5 weeks.
My opinion: Having visited over 30 tailors across Singapore, HST Tailors made the most lasting first impression. Upon entering the shop, you are immediately surrounded by an impressive array of fabric rolls—unlike many tailoring showrooms where fabric samples are confined to small swatch books, the staff at HST Tailors will bring down full rolls for you to see, feel, and even drape against your body. HST’s fabric selection is of exceptional quality, reflecting its origins as a textile purveyor that continues to supply materials to local tailors, some of whom are featured here. The team, led by Mr. Goh and Ye shifu, collectively boasts over a century of experience. Unlike many affordable tailors, HST creates unique paper patterns for each client, offering true bespoke craftsmanship rather than adapting existing templates typical of made-to-measure services. The workmanship exemplifies the spirit of 工匠精神 (craftsmanship), and in terms of quality and attention to detail, I confidently rank HST Tailors among the top three I have encountered in Singapore.
Price: Readers can enjoy an exclusive 10% discount on all orders from HST. After the discount, a 2-piece fully canvassed mixed-wool suit from HST Tailors would start at just $1080. Simply quote “WAHSOSHIOK” when booking your appointment or flash this post at the showroom to enjoy the discount.
Recommended: I recommend the $1080 mixed wool fully canvassed 2-piece suit – it’s surprisingly affordable for a fully canvassed suit, especially considering the experience and expertise that HST Tailors possesses. Those looking for “branded” fabrics can consider the $1620 VBC Revenge (Super 150s) fully canvassed 2-piece suit. In a surprisingly modern twist, HST Tailors also offers bespoke denim jeans, which I recommend if you’re looking for a more casual look.
Location: #07-12 Gemini@Sims, No 2 Sims Close, Singapore 387298.
Review: I reviewed my experience with HST Tailors here, and the fit and workmanship of the resulting suit here. I also reviewed a pair of jeans from them here, and a black suit here. Recently, I returned to HST Tailors for a double-breasted look (pictured above) and wrote a lengthy article about my experience here.
12) Meiko Tailor
Run by Head Tailor Uncle Chung, who has over 50 years of experience in tailoring, Meiko Tailor is perhaps the personification of the maxim ‘old is gold’.
Google Rating: 4.7/5
Basted fitting: Yes, usually 2.
Lead time: 2-4 weeks. Surcharge may apply for urgent orders (<2 weeks), or during peak periods.
My opinion: Among all the tailors featured in this list, Meiko Tailor stands out as perhaps the closest experience to Savile Row. Much like a traditional Savile Row tailor, Uncle Chung personally drafts, cuts, and fits each garment, creating every pattern from scratch without relying on templates. His extensive experience—having begun tailoring long before my parents’ generation—is evident throughout the entire process. Meiko Tailor also operates a local in-house production facility, which ensures rigorous quality control and remarkable consistency, with Uncle Chung personally inspecting every finished piece. This setup allows for one of the shortest lead times in bespoke tailoring, typically just 2 to 4 weeks. Adding a modern touch, Adele, Uncle Chung’s daughter, contributes youthful energy and contemporary styling advice, especially in their new Boat Quay showroom. Despite being a heritage tailor, Meiko Tailor boasts a sub-brand called Uncommon Hem, which Adele describes as “an edgier yet refined alternative to traditional bespoke tailoring” intended to appeal to a younger audience. Together, the father-daughter duo has recently garnered local acclaim for their work. For those seeking authentic bespoke tailoring or a meticulously crafted suit on a tight timeline, Meiko Tailor comes highly recommended.
Price: A 2-piece fully canvassed wool blend suit (poly-wool mix) starts from $1890.
Recommended: I highly recommend the $1890 house-fabric suits—I chose them for my initial red suit. For those looking for more breathable fabrics, I recommend the $2390 Irish linen suit, perfect for Singapore’s humid weather.
Location: 7 Raffles Blvd, #02-01 The Pan Pacific, Singapore 039595, and 35A Boat Quay, Singapore 049825.
Review: I reviewed my experience at Meiko Tailor here, and the fit/craftsmanship of the eventual suit here. I also reviewed a linen suit and a sports jacket here, a more casual ensemble here, a smart casual outfit here, and a vintage Ermenegildo Zegna suit here. Most recently, I revisited Meiko Tailor and reviewed a smart casual ensemble from its new sub-brand Uncommon Hem here.
Conclusion:
I hope that this list of the best tailors in Singapore has been helpful. In many ways, this is my definitive recommendation for tailors in Singapore. I have visited all the aforementioned tailors, and my experiences have been overwhelmingly positive. I made sure to include tailors across a wide variety of price ranges, too, so there’s something for everyone here.
Aside from the individual promotions at each tailor, consider the curated tailoring packages listed on The Shiok Store. The Shiok Shop is the first to offer curated tailoring packages online, just as Wah So Shiok was – and still is – the first to do personal reviews of affordable tailors. Redemption is fuss-free: an email invoice will be sent to you after purchase. Simply book an appointment with the respective tailor, stating the package you purchased, and show the invoice in-store if necessary.
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