Made-to-measure suits for the working week, meetings and client calls. Your stylist advises on style, workplace and Ho Chi Minh City's heat and humidity, then matches the cloth to your budget, the cut to your build, and the accessories to finish it.
Highlights
- ✓Advice by industry, role and workplace dress code
- ✓Breathable, hard-wearing cloths for a tropical city — from wool blends to Italian and English mills
- ✓Three clear price tiers, quoted before we cut
- ✓Shirts, ties and pocket squares coordinated with the suit
- ✓Measurements kept for life — reordering is simple
Business suit guide
The right suit for the work you do
A work suit is worn several days a week, through long meetings and humid Saigon afternoons. Getting the style, cloth and cut right from the start matters more than the price tag. Here is how Mon Amie stylists usually guide clients.
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Dress for your workplace
Formal and understated
Finance, banking, law, public sector
- Navy, charcoal, fine pinstripes
- Single-breasted, two buttons, classic notch lapel
- White or pale blue shirt; plain or small-pattern tie
Professional yet approachable
Sales and client-facing roles
- Navy, mid-grey, deep blue; subtle checks work well
- Add an odd jacket with contrast trousers for lighter days
- The tie can come off with familiar clients
Presence and polish
Leadership, events, international partners
- Double-breasted, or a three-piece with waistcoat
- Peak lapels for a stronger shoulder line
- Finer cloth and darker shades for evenings and conferences
Smart casual, at ease
Creative, tech and start-ups
- A tailored blazer with chinos or contrast trousers
- Cotton or breathable open-weave wool
- Button-down shirt or a knitted polo
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Suiting for Ho Chi Minh City's climate
The city is hot and humid all year, the rainy season is long, and offices run the air conditioning hard. A work suit here should:
- Use lightweight, breathable wool; blends are hard-wearing and easy to care for when worn often
- Consider Dolce & Taylor's collections designed for tropical climates, including a Water Proof line for the rainy months
- Lean on light and mid tones (light grey, blue, beige) for sunny days; save dark shades for important meetings and evenings
- Have a lighter or partial lining to keep the jacket cooler — your stylist will advise based on the cloth
- Come in twos: rotating suits gives the cloth a day's rest and makes each one last noticeably longer
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Price tiers
The price of a made-to-measure suit depends mainly on the cloth. Three reference tiers for a two-piece (jacket and trousers):
Essential
VND 4.8 – 10M
Kevinlli cloths, 40–70% wool (100s–140s) — the entry to Mon Amie's signature fit, full two-piece
Signature
VND 10 – 20M
Kevinlli 80–100% wool 140s–150s, Dolce & Taylor, Luciano, Salford and Vercelli — our most chosen range
Heritage
Above VND 20M
Canonico, Holland Sherry, Dormeuil, Scabal — the pinnacle of Italian and English mills, up to 60M
- Three-piece (with waistcoat) from VND 6,000,000
- Separate blazer from VND 3,600,000
- Made-to-measure shirts from VND 850,000
Listed prices exclude 8% VAT and are the same at all five showrooms; your final quote is confirmed by your stylist once measurements are taken and the cloth is chosen. Payment: 50% upfront, the balance on collection.
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Cloth: wool content and Super numbers
- More wool means a softer hand, better drape and more breathability; blends hold a crease and stand up to daily wear
- The Super number (100s, 120s, 150s…) describes how fine the yarn is: the higher it goes, the smoother and lighter the cloth — and the more care it needs. Super 110s–130s suits everyday office wear; 150s and above are for special occasions
- Salford khaki cotton works well for blazers and smart-casual trousers
- The Italian and English mills — Vitale Barberis Canonico, Holland & Sherry, Dormeuil, Scabal — are for a suit you mean to keep for years
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Cut and style
- Single-breasted, two buttons: the safe choice for most builds and workplaces
- Double-breasted: formal and shoulder-building; suits taller frames and broader shoulders
- Three-piece: polished in air-conditioned meeting rooms — jacket off, still put together
- Notch lapels for everyday office wear; peak lapels for leadership roles and events
- Flat-front trousers look clean and modern; a single pleat is kinder on long days seated
- A tailored or a more relaxed classic line — our tailors adjust to your build and the way you move
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Finishing touches
- Made-to-measure shirts from VND 850,000 — white and pale blue form the core of a work wardrobe
- Ties, pocket squares and cufflinks coordinated with the suit
- Belt and shoes in matching tones: black with charcoal and navy; brown with navy, light grey and beige
- Optional details: classic buttonhole, milanese buttonhole, pick stitching, metal button set, embroidered monogram, tuxedo finishing (satin-faced lapels, covered buttons, satin trouser stripe) — prices on the price list
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A starter work wardrobe
- Suit one: plain navy — right for almost any meeting
- Suit two: charcoal or mid-grey, to rotate with the navy
- One odd jacket with contrast trousers for Fridays and informal meetings
- Four or five white and pale blue shirts; two or three plain or small-pattern ties
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Questions
What should I bring to the consultation?
The shoes and shirt you usually wear to work, photos of styles you like and a rough budget. If your company has a dress code, bring it along so your stylist can work to it.
How long does a suit take?
A made-to-measure suit is finished in 3–10 days depending on your requirements (style, cloth and whether you want a fitting); when time is short, Mon Amie can complete a suit in as little as 24 hours.
Can you suit a whole team or department?
Yes. Uniform suits are measured person by person; for larger corporate uniform orders, see maydongphuc.vn.
Applies to every made-to-measure order
Our commitments
Making time3–10 days · rush from 24 hours
A made-to-measure suit is finished in 3–10 days depending on your requirements (style, cloth and whether you want a fitting); when time is short, Mon Amie can complete a suit in as little as 24 hours.
Rush ordersNo rush fee
Rush orders carry no extra charge. Only in exceptional emergencies, when our tailors must work overtime to meet your deadline, a 10–25% surcharge applies — your stylist will confirm it before accepting the order.
Payment50% upfront, the balance on collection
When you place an order, 50% of the order value is paid upfront; the remaining 50% is paid when you collect your garments. We accept cash, bank transfer to our company account and card payments (including cards issued abroad); every payment is confirmed with you directly by a Mon Amie staff member.
Warranty3-year free warranty
Free 3-year warranty: adjustments if your weight changes by 3–5 kg, plus repairs for lifted interfacing, lost buttons and seam failures. After three years we still carry out repairs for a small fee. Not covered: improper care (washing or drying incorrectly), snags and tears, burns from flames or cigarettes, and fading from chemicals or sunlight — we will still help put things right as best we can.
RefundsNot right? 100% refund
If your suit is not well made or not in the style agreed, Mon Amie will adjust it until you are satisfied; if it still falls short, we refund 100% of what you paid.
PricingListed prices exclude 8% VAT
Listed prices exclude 8% VAT and are the same at all five showrooms; your final quote is confirmed by your stylist once measurements are taken and the cloth is chosen.