One centimetre off at the shoulder and a jacket looks wrong from three paces away; sleeves a touch too long and they hide the shirt cuff. In a shop, the tailor adjusts with pins and chalk right on your body. Order a suit online and there is no one standing beside you, so how can it still fit? The answer lies in how measurements are taken and how they are confirmed, not in the tape measure. Below are 5 ways to order a made-to-measure suit online from 5 businesses in Ho Chi Minh City, as described publicly by the businesses themselves.
Transparency: this article was written by the Mon Amie team. Mon Amie is one of the 5 businesses named, so it is labelled the "author of this article" and placed in section 1. The other four are described only through the public information on their websites, viewed on 12 October 2026, and are ordered by how complete that information is, not by quality.
Quick answer
Five ways to order a suit online and still get a fit: book a video call with measuring guidance (Mon Amie), tailoring from afar with a measuring video (Thomas Nguyen Tailor & Design), self-measure or send a sample jacket (Kim Bespoke), build a 3D avatar from the measurements you send (The Sages) and order using saved measurements (Cao Anh Tailor).
The businesses were selected using the criteria below.
Selection criteria
- The online process is publicly described on the business's website, not just a line of advertising.
- A way to confirm measurements: step-by-step guidance, video, a sample jacket or measurements saved from a previous visit.
- A home base in Ho Chi Minh City, given by new ward name with the former district alongside for easy orientation.
- Delivery to your door or another way to receive the clothes; the article gives prices and times only where the business has published them.
- Genuinely made-to-measure, not buying ready-to-wear online.
Quick comparison table
| Business | Area | Good for | Published prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon Amie (the author of this article) | 5 showrooms in Ho Chi Minh City; delivery nationwide and internationally | Those who have never been measured and need someone to guide them by video | Yes (three fabric lines) |
| Thomas Nguyen Tailor & Design | Gò Vấp Ward | Those who live far away and prefer to self-measure with a video guide | Yes (table by fabric) |
| Kim Bespoke | Bến Thành Ward | Those who already own a well-fitting jacket to use as a pattern | No |
| The Sages Modern Bespoke | Former District 1 | Those who like data and want to picture the cut beforehand | No |
| Cao Anh Tailor | Cầu Ông Lãnh Ward (former District 1) | Returning clients with measurements already saved at the shop | No |
1. Mon Amie (the author of this article): a video call with a stylist, measuring step by step or with saved measurements
How it works: you book a video call with a stylist at a time that suits you. The stylist guides you through measuring step by step, or uses the measurements already on file if you have been measured at Mon Amie before. Fabric is chosen from a detailed photo library of each material, which you can preview in the fabric library, and the finished suit is delivered to your door nationwide and internationally.
Highlights: you still have someone to talk to rather than fumbling along with a diagram. Over video, the stylist can see how you stand and reminds you of the points that are easy to mismeasure, such as the shoulders, chest or sleeve length.
Good for: clients who live far away, have a packed schedule, or order a suit as a gift for a relative far away. Note: if you are in Ho Chi Minh City, the first time you can visit a showroom to have your measurements saved, and order online with the saved measurements afterwards. Prices follow the fabric line; see the price list. Learn more about the online made-to-measure service.
2. Thomas Nguyen Tailor & Design: tailoring from afar, with a measuring video
Address: 19 Đường số 3, CityLand Park Hills residential area, Gò Vấp Ward (former Gò Vấp District).
How it works: the website says it takes remote orders from clients in Vietnam and abroad, with a measuring video guide (the shirt page has its own video). Highlights: a "Tailoring & Fabric Prices" table published fabric by fabric, which helps you plan a budget before you send your measurements (per the website, viewed 12 October 2026).
Good for: people in the provinces or overseas who like to self-measure by following instructions. Note: the website says at most two fittings on the semi-finished garment; for a remote order, ask how the fitting is carried out.
3. Kim Bespoke: video consultation, guided self-measuring or sending a sample jacket
Address: 98CD Lê Lai, Bến Thành Ward.
How it works: the Online Tailoring section of the website describes a video consultation, with the client self-measuring with guidance or sending in a sample jacket; delivered in person or shipped abroad. Highlights: the website states a library of more than 10,000 fabric and colour samples.
Good for: people who already own one well-fitting jacket to use as the standard. A tip from the trade: a sample jacket can only copy the fit of that particular jacket, so choose one that feels right to you and is comfortable when you move. Note: the website gives no time or fee for the online service, so ask when you book; prices are not published.
4. The Sages Modern Bespoke: virtual consultation and a 3D avatar from the measurements you send
Address: 260 Lê Thánh Tôn (former District 1).
How it works: the website describes booking an in-person or virtual consultation; for clients who live far away, the business builds a 3D avatar from the measurements the client sends. In the store there is a 3D body scanner, which the website says takes about 10 seconds.
Good for: people who like data and want to picture the cut before the suit is made. Note: the website states a completion time of 3–6 weeks; prices are not published, so ask during the consultation.
5. Cao Anh Tailor: ordering online with saved measurements
Address: 184 Đề Thám, Cầu Ông Lãnh Ward (former District 1).
How it works: the website lets you design and buy online using saved measurements, which means this route is for clients who have been measured at the shop before. Clients in Ho Chi Minh City are also consulted, measured and delivered to at home; delivery is free.
Good for: returning clients who need another new suit. Note: old measurements need updating if your weight has changed; the website does not publish prices.
How to choose by need
- Never had a suit made to measure, need someone to guide you: choose a place with a live video call such as Mon Amie, or one with a measuring video such as Thomas Nguyen Tailor & Design.
- Already own a suit that fits well: choose Kim Bespoke's sample-jacket option to use as the standard.
- Measured at a shop before, need another suit: use the saved measurements at Mon Amie or Cao Anh Tailor.
- Living abroad: Mon Amie delivers nationwide and internationally; Thomas Nguyen Tailor & Design tailors remotely within Vietnam and internationally; Kim Bespoke ships abroad according to its website.
- Want to give a father or a relative far away a suit as a gift: see the suggestions in a suit for Dad as a gift that still fits.
Frequently asked questions
Does an online made-to-measure suit really fit?
It does if the measurements are right and someone checks them. The first three numbers that decide it are the shoulders, chest circumference and sleeve length; get one of the three wrong and the jacket hangs wrong immediately. So choose a place where someone guides you, or where there is a step to confirm the measurements before the fabric is cut.
How do you measure yourself for a suit at home correctly?
Ask someone to measure you, stand straight with relaxed shoulders, wear a thin, well-fitting shirt and use a soft tape measure. Measure the shoulders from one shoulder tip to the other across the nape of the neck; measure the chest around its fullest part, with the tape level and just touching, not tight; measure sleeve length from the shoulder tip down to the wrist with the arm hanging naturally. More detail is in the article on how to measure the shoulders of a men's suit jacket correctly.
What if it does not fit when it arrives?
Try it on with the shoes and shirt you normally wear, and tell the tailor straight away. Trouser hems, sleeve length and waist can usually be adjusted; shoulders are much harder, which is why the shoulder measurement must be taken carefully. Before you order, ask about the alteration policy after delivery.
Should your first suit be made online?
If you are in Ho Chi Minh City, the first suit should be measured in person once to save your measurements, and later orders can be placed online with the saved measurements. If you live far away, choose a method with a video call or a measuring video rather than measuring entirely by yourself.
Ordering a suit online is not less accurate; it just demands the right sequence: measure carefully, have someone check, and make small adjustments after delivery. If you would like Mon Amie to guide you by video, book an appointment to set a time with a stylist, or visit a showroom if it is on your way.
Information compiled from each business's public website and Google Maps page as of October 2026 and subject to change over time. Businesses that wish to add or correct information, please contact contact@monamie.vn.