Seamstresses in Seoul, South Korea

Hoi An is a GREAT place to have custom clothes made

i had a suit made at a place called "41 le loi" and i absolutely love it... the address is: 41 Le Loi St., Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam. Tel: 84510.3862164 - 84510.3910009 (i think those are two different numbers) Email: quanghiep@dng.vnn.vn

Www.lightinthebox.com if all else fails. I night a coupe of bridesmaid dresses from there. One was fab...the other was not

I tell you what go to Hoi An they will tailor make in a day for peanuts

I had an excellent suit made at [The Well Dressed Tailor](http://welldressed.co.kr) this spring. It was not cheap, but it's easily the best suit I've ever worn. However, I've since heard that one of the owners of the Well Dressed Tailor has moved on, so I'm not sure whether the quality suffered or remains the same.

There is a huge thread on styleforum about Seoul tailors. After reading it, I decided to go with Han Tailor in Itaewon. Lots of people on styleforum had suits made from him. My suit was 600 iirc and it came out perfectly.

Manchester in itaewon.

Dynasty in Itaewon. Bruce will take good care of you.

What kindof tailor are you looking for ? There are a ton of tailors in Seoul but in my opinion many of them are out of touch with modern styling. Many tailors that have great technical skills lack an awareness of current trends, or simply refuse to alter how they make a suit. Additionally a lot of the tailors in Itaewon that will give you a suit for 700-800k are using pretty mediocre fabrics in my opinion. I recently got a suit made by a designer my fiancee used to work for ( she is a designer ) who trained in Italy, and designed for some top companies. I am pretty picky but he had a lot of interesting fabrics, and He definitely listened to exactly what I wanted. He has a much better understanding of modern tailoring than a lot of the other tailors we visited in Seoul that had no idea what I wanted.. He was also brutally honest about what would and wouldnt work on my body as far as features and fabrics. He has a huge range of fabrics ranging from the 700 range for a suit, tie and shirt.. All the way upto to outrageous numbers for fabrics like baby alpaca wool. He speaks great English and is easy to deal with. If you want any additional information or to get in touch with him PM me for details.

[no, but I know an easy way to find out](https://www.reddit.com/r/korea/search?q=tailor&restrict_sr=on&sort=relevance&t=all)

I live in Songtan, about an hour South of Seoul on the #1 line. Its the main entrance to Osan air base. There are TONS of excellent tailors right outside the base where they compete for business. These guys will make anything you could possibly come up with. Just print out a picture or cut out from a magazine the style, cut, color and design you want. So far I've gotten a Armani knockoff pinstripe suit, a slim cut full tuxedo, and a Mad Men style charcoal business suit...all custom fit. Each suit was approx 200 bucks USD (they will charge you about 220,000 won if you're paying in Korean), but they all came with custom tailored shirts as well. Quite pleased with all my purchases.

Here's a thread on the subject: http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?p=863184 Found via: http://searchESLCafe.com

I got my suit fitted in korea. Reasonable price would be a little over 200 and you would get some nice fabric and also the suit seems to fit just right with your body. The korean tailors that did it were very friendly and good at what they do.

I got my suit fitted in korea. Reasonable price would be a little over 200 and you would get some nice fabric and also the suit seems to fit just right with your body. The korean tailors that did it were very friendly and good at what they do.

Kyungnidan Sandy. Little lane

Just to the left of McDonalds Rest. It's about 40 meters east on the 3 rd floor of the Wonta BLDG., Nho Mi Ja (02)794-8218. She's very good.

The Canadian Dry Cleaner next to Baker's Table is great for simple alterations and cheap.

I am getting my wedding dress made in itaewon I think the place is called J Parks its behind Mc Donalds

Honestly - I suggest - IF it is possible - wait till you can get to Bangkok - and then go to Rajawongse Tailors. I have had three suits made by them - MUCH MUCH better quality. They have been making suits for George Bush Sr., his security detail, diplomats and other dignitaries, etc. http://www.dress-for-success.com/

Diana Tailors in Itaewon is great. The guy who runs the place (Jokeman) tells you a bad joke if you go down there. Example: [Jokeman](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Dxt7OCoi6A)

han's tailor at noksapyeong station. 600~800 will be enough for cheil textile vip. if you need budget, check for 광장시장 kwangjang market near dongdaemoon. btw 광장시장 is better for dress shirt.

mercury tailor in itaewon is pretty. got 2 suits there, took about 2 weeks, multiple fitting, main guy there is benjamin. negotiate prices but i think i paid $300 US a suit. was happy with quality will go back

Hi Daniel Kats try sweetM down below is the map of the location. The only good evaluation near kundae. If you have communication problem we can help you over the phone. www.do4 youkorea.com Thank you.!

Hi Hailey~ did you get your clothes tailored? where are you located at? I got my pants and dress tailored at a place around Ewha women's U. The address is Seodaemun-gu, Daehyeon-dong 56-57 B1 floor, tel 02-313-6533.

Todd Sample is your man!

There is a nice Korean ajumma that runs a tailor shop next to The Bottle Shop in Kyungridan. She doesn't speak any English, but if you can speak even a small amount of Korean, you can usually get your point across to her (or just have a Korean friend w...See More

Todd Sample is the man!!

Tim, we had an Air Force Service Dress made at Osan. We've used Mr. Lim and Mr. Moon for various things and have been very pleased. I've heard great things about the DHL tailor but have not personally used them. I have, however, used the Stripes Alterations by the clothing sales and was very happy with the results. Good luck!