Savile Row HK

I've been to many tailors back home from the cheapest to the pricey one. Got fitting sessions more than twice as the sizing is always off. And in the end, I dont really like them and probably only wear them twice. When I went to Savilerow hk I just let him do the measurement and him to decide the cut for my trousers I dont live in Hong Kong so I was anxious that I might need another fitting when collecting the trousers 4 months later. Turn out Savile perfectly nailed the sizing. Otherwise i would have to wait for my next visit to Hong Kong. I would say this is the first time I am satisfied with a tailor.

Impeccable service and product, staff are very nice and friendly.

Quite stylish designs... can do better with the fit

In Nov 2016 I visited Savile Row in Hong Kong to have a suit made. (I had previously been there in Dec 2015 to have another suit made.) When I last visited them, the quality of construction of the suit, the fabric, and the fit were fantastic (as when I first visited). Last month, I ordered a a second pair of trousers for my suit that I purchased last year. I dealt with Alex by email. He was extremely helpful and very attentive to my needs. I was able to organise payment relatively quickly, and Alex organised the trousers shortly after. He shipped them to me express post, and I received them 3 days after he told me he had sent them. He kept me updated throughout the whole process. For bespoke trousers, and for the quality of fabric, the price was very reasonable. I highly recommend Savile Row HK.

The biggest problem with any HK tailor, even the higher-end ones, is that they don't really know how to make a suit that looks good on you. They can make what you tell them to make, but they won't on their own come up with a particular nip here or a line there that's going to flatter your figure or disguise a belly. So particularly if you head to Savile row hk, you'll get best results if you have a suit you want them to largely copy, with the modifications you specify, they also provide good suggestions on how the suit will look good on you, very open-minded tailor imho. Tai pan row or Jantzen may be a bit better, but I think probably only marginally so... and you'll be way out of your price range with either one.

Very nice shop decoration. Abundant choices of different fabrics but don't seem to be very durable ones. For those who plan to have new suits every seasons, may wanna get some suits here.