The 10 Best Tailors in Dubai (2026)

House of Parmar is the family firm Khaleej Times calls Dubai's oldest bespoke suit maker, and its DIFC atelier, trading simply as Bespoke, is where it makes suits from an individual pattern. Pitamber Parmar sailed from Bombay in June 1956, aged 23, and opened a tailor's shop in Bur Dubai; his youngest son, Prakash, joined in 1986 and now runs the group as chief executive. The made-to-measure business, Parmar Tailors, trades on Al Fahidi Street and in JLT. Bespoke, opened at The Gate in 2006, takes each client through a basted fitting in trial fabric, a forward fitting and a final fitting, in about four weeks. It suits residents who want a Savile Row-style process at Dubai speed, from a firm with seven decades in the city.

Knights & Lords is a Dubai bespoke tailor run by two brothers who say they learned the trade on Savile Row. Pawan Ishwar told Esquire Middle East in 2015 that he spent five years at Norton & Sons, and Ashish Ishwar seven at Davies & Son. They founded the business in 2010, measure clients and cut every pattern themselves, and work with a team of about 15 sewers; their father and grandfather ran Al Sharif, an Abu Dhabi maker of hotel uniforms. Esquire put the handwork at about 70 percent of each suit, well above most Dubai tailors, and its own price list starts at $550 for a bespoke two-piece suit (2026). It suits men who want an English-trained bespoke suit at a moderate Dubai price.

M2M is a family-run tailor that has made suits in Jumeirah since 2009 and works from a villa on Jumeirah Beach Road. Its founder and chairman, Kamlesh Ramchandani, moved to Dubai in 1986; his father, Kishanchand, had opened a small tailoring shop in Meena Bazaar in 1981, and Gulf Business named Kamlesh's wife, Priya, as co-founder. M2M says each suit is cut to the client's figure, built on a hand-stitched floating canvas rather than fused, and basted for a trial fitting, with two to three fittings in all. It works in fabrics from Loro Piana, Zegna, Scabal and Holland & Sherry, and has added stores at Dubai Hills Mall and Business Bay. It suits residents who want a canvassed business or wedding suit and have time for proper fittings.

Collars & Cuffs is a DIFC tailor built around a personal concierge, who guides each client from fabric choice to delivery and will measure and fit at home or in the office. Samrat Amarnani, its founder and chief executive, started the business in Dubai in 2012; it traded from Sunset Mall on Jumeirah Beach Road in 2017 and now works from Gate Avenue in DIFC. Suits are cut to a 30-point measurement profile and made at the company's own production facility in Dubai, in fabrics from mills including Loro Piana, Zegna, Dormeuil and Scabal. Bespoke suits start at $850 (2026), with delivery in about three weeks. It suits DIFC professionals who want a well-fitted business suit quickly, with the fittings brought to them.

Zegna, the Piedmont wool mill turned menswear group, offers Su Misura, the made-to-measure service it introduced in 1972, through its boutiques, and its store on Fashion Avenue in The Dubai Mall has been its Dubai address since 2009. Ermenegildo Zegna founded the business as a wool mill in Trivero in 1910. An order begins with a private appointment with a specialist to choose the fabric, model and details, and Zegna says the garment is tailored in a few weeks. The Dubai store reopened after a renovation in late 2025, months after Zegna staged its first runway show outside Italy at Dubai Opera. Prices are not published. It suits clients who value fabric and speed over handwork.

Brioni is the Roman brand that staged the first men's fashion show, at Florence's Palazzo Pitti in 1952, and in July 2025 it opened its first UAE boutique, on the first floor of The Dubai Mall. Nazareno Fonticoli and Gaetano Savini founded it in Rome in 1945; its suits are made in Penne, Abruzzo, where it has trained its own tailors since 1985, and the French group Kering has owned it since 2011. The Dubai store sells ready-to-wear and offers the service Brioni calls Bespoke, in which a master tailor measures the client and the suit is made in Penne. Prices are not published. It suits clients who want a polished, fully canvassed suit from a major Italian name, ordered without leaving Dubai.

Santoba Tailors is a family-run Bur Dubai tailor that has grown from one Meena Bazaar shop into a business with four showrooms, trading on speed and choice. Brothers Prakash and Rajesh Lalwani, whose fabric business dates from 1999, opened in Meena Bazaar in 2006 with two tailors; the second generation joined in 2017, branches followed in Dubai Marina and Business Bay in 2025, and a studio opened in Motor City in 2026. The firm says it drafts a pattern for each client and gives a trial fitting and a final fitting, delivering a suit in 10 to 14 days, or five to seven on an express service. Prices are not published. It suits residents who want a suit or wedding outfit made quickly, close to home.

The White Stripes Tailors & Shirtmakers is a mid-priced men's tailor in Jumeirah Lake Towers, with a second shop in Abu Dhabi, built around speed and fabric choice. It offers made-to-measure and what it calls full bespoke, with a pattern drafted for each client and two to three fittings included; its own site puts entry bespoke at $750 to $950 in 2026. It orders about 90 percent of its fabrics on demand from European mills, among them Holland & Sherry, Dormeuil, Loro Piana and Fox Brothers, and says visitors can have two fittings within seven days. It names no founder, founding year or head cutter, and its only press is self-written. It suits residents and visitors who need a business or wedding suit quickly and at a moderate price.

Goodluck Bespoke is a men's clothier on Gate Avenue in DIFC that pairs a bespoke service with its own ready-to-wear line. It was founded by Goodluck Igwe, whose name it carries, and does not publish a founding year. For bespoke, a pattern is drafted for each client and kept on file, and the suit is shaped over two fittings led by a master tailor, with collection one to two weeks after the second. Bespoke prices are not published; its off-the-rack suits, half-canvas with a soft shoulder, start at $1,200 in 2026. The shop opens daily until 10pm and offers a concierge service that brings the tailor to the client. It suits DIFC professionals who want bespoke and ready-made clothing from one address.

Ascots & Chapels is a Gulf tailoring chain that presents itself as a British bespoke brand. It arrived in the region in 2007 and is operated by Zaki Design Group, a Dubai company that holds the regional license; Mahir Ali was its local artistic director in 2015, and Gary Sweeney is brand and style director. Its heritage claims conflict, dating it variously to London in 1847, to 1871 and to '130 years'. In Dubai it takes appointments at Dubai Marina Mall and Marble Walk in DIFC, offering bespoke, semi-bespoke and made-to-measure suits in about 6,000 fabrics, with up to three fittings, and says about 70 percent of each suit is made locally. It suits buyers who want a polished retail service more than a cutter's signature.