The final payment is the closing figure you agree upon on a quotation, once every line item has been made clear. At Mon Amie, each quotation is personalised around your needs, your cloth, your silhouette and the standard of service you choose. In other words, it is value, craftsmanship and experience translated into a clear decision — never a number left to drift.
Four things a good quotation must achieve
- Clarity: transparent on every line item, cloth and service.
- Fair value: a price that reflects the material, the craftsmanship and the hours invested.
- Personalisation: a proposal shaped around your style and your budget.
- Ease of decision: information complete enough for you to choose with confidence, without guesswork.
The value of clarity shows in four ways: absolute transparency, with no hidden costs and no ambiguity; easy comparison between cloth options and service tiers; time saved through concise, well-organised information; and long-term trust, because professionalism in a quotation is the foundation of a lasting relationship.
Why a quotation matters before the cutting begins
Tailor Library poster No. 449 sets out five very practical reasons:
- It turns your choices into a concrete, comprehensible figure.
- It helps you grasp the scope of work and the standard of quality.
- It ensures every expectation is aligned before the cloth is cut.
- It respects your budget while holding firm on core values.
- It is the decisive step from consideration to commitment.
The third point matters especially in tailoring. Unlike ready-to-wear, cut cloth cannot be uncut. Any change to the lapel style, the number of buttons, the lining or the canvas should be settled beforehand — and the quotation is where those decisions are recorded.
What goes into the final figure
Four main components stand behind every price:
- Selected cloth: premium fabrics from renowned mills. Mon Amie offers full tailored suits from VND 4.8 million in Kevinlli cloth, rising to Canonico, Holland & Sherry, Dormeuil and Scabal at higher tiers.
- Handcraft: modern machinery combined with fine hand techniques in every detail.
- Precise silhouette: a carefully developed cut that flatters your figure and fits you alone.
- Premium service: consultation, measuring and aftercare to a premium standard, including an alterations guarantee and measurements kept on file for life.
The price difference between two suits of the same style usually lies in the cloth and the amount of handwork inside — the part you cannot see, but will feel after a few months of wear.
When a detailed quotation is essential
- Bespoke commissions: an itemised quotation for the premium tailoring package with flexible options.
- Wedding orders: a complete solution for the groom and his groomsmen.
- Corporate uniforms: pricing by quantity, cloth and clearly stated standards.
- Premium consultation: a personalised proposal built on your style and budget.
How to read a quotation without regret
A professional quotation should present each line item clearly, detail the cloth with its origin and standard, state the scope of work and completion time, set out the warranty policy and after-sales service, and leave flexible options open for upgrades.
On your side, the poster offers a few suggestions: share your needs, style and budget openly from the start; choose by value, not by price alone; compare like for like — the same scope of work and the same cloth — rather than two bare numbers; ask carefully about timing and process; and keep the quotation on hand for easy reference later.
A word from Mon Amie's artisans
We believe a fine quotation speaks not only of price, but of value. When you understand which metre of cloth you are paying for, how many hours go into shaping the silhouette, and which alterations policy stands behind it, the final figure stops being a source of pressure and becomes a calm decision. The tailor works better, too, when every expectation is clear before the shears open.
You are welcome to book an appointment at one of Mon Amie's five showrooms in Ho Chi Minh City to receive a quotation of your own, or call our hotline at 0888.111.118. You may also review our pricing beforehand to get a sense of the budget range before you visit.