Pulled from thousands of reviews across 244 shops in 4 cities — the amounts people report paying, not the list prices.
A made-to-measure suit in Vietnam typically costs $220–$250 — from $58 at budget shops to $2000 for premium three-piece orders. Shirts run $40–$40, dresses $67–$71. Hoi An gives the fastest turnarounds; the big cities skew bespoke and pricier.
| Hoi An prices in full (29 shops) | $160–$200 typical suit |
| Hanoi prices in full (14 shops) | $225–$250 typical suit |
| Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) prices in full (35 shops) | $300–$350 typical suit |
| Da Nang (2 shops) | $245–$250 typical suit |
| suit (80 shops) | $220–$250 | $58 | $2000 |
| dress (36 shops) | $67–$71 | $15 | $400 |
| shirt (35 shops) | $40–$40 | $20 | $300 |
| trousers (19 shops) | $43–$50 | $26 | $200 |
| blazer or jacket (7 shops) | $80–$80 | $40 | $100 |
| coat (2 shops) | $105–$105 | $90 | $120 |
Typical = middle of documented prices. Cheapest and top end link back to real orders described in reviews.
From the Vietnam tailor report: 20,488 reviews of 425 tailors in Vietnam, each tagged by theme.
Typically $220–$250 for a made-to-measure two-piece, based on prices reported in reviews at 80 shops. Budget shops start around $58; premium wool and three-piece orders reach $2000.
$40–$40 at most shops, with documented orders from $20. Ordering several shirts usually lowers the per-piece price.
Often, before the measuring starts: reviews at 54 shops mention getting a better rate just by asking, and 109 shops discount multi-piece orders.
Plan on cash (USD or dong): 27 shops are documented cash-only or cash-preferred, and where cards work the fee is often passed to you.
Usually yes: 313 of the shops we checked include free adjustments until the fit is right. Confirm it when you agree the price.