The short answer
A two-piece bespoke suit in Bangkok starts from about $145 to $410 at the ten tailors on our 2026 list, with about $200 typical in a standard blended fabric. Three-piece suits start from about $220, tuxedos from about $235, overcoats from about $190 and shirts from about $30. The fabric, the canvas and the details you choose set the final price.
- Two-piece suits start from about $145 to $410 (2026); about $200 is typical in a standard blended fabric.
- Shirts start from about $30 to $75, trousers from about $55 to $90.
- A waistcoat adds about $60 to $100 to the price of a suit.
- Fabric moves the price most; suits in the top luxury fabrics can pass $1,000.
- Prices are quoted in baht; we convert at about 34 baht to the dollar (November 2026).
In this guide
Price is one of the main reasons travelers have suits made in Bangkok, and it is also where most questions start. How much is a suit, really? What does a shirt cost? Why does one tailor quote $160 and another $400? This guide answers each question with the 2026 starting prices published by the ten tailors on our Bangkok list, converted from baht at about 34 baht to the dollar (November 2026).
Bangkok tailoring prices at a glance (2026 starting prices)
- Two-piece suit
- About $145 to $410; about $200 typical in a standard blended fabric
- Three-piece suit
- About $220 to $440
- Tuxedo
- About $235 to $355
- Overcoat
- About $190 to $675
- Trousers
- About $55 to $90 a pair
- Shirt
- About $30 to $75
- Exchange rate
- About 34 baht to the dollar (November 2026)
How much does a suit cost in Bangkok in 2026?
At the ten tailors we rank, a two-piece bespoke suit starts from about $145 to $410, or roughly 4,900 to 13,900 baht. The lowest figure is a package that includes a shirt; the highest is our estimate for one of the city's oldest tailors. Most tailors start between about $160 and $355, and a suit in a standard blended fabric typically costs about $200.
| Garment | Starting prices | About in baht | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two-piece suit | About $145 to $410 | 4,900 to 13,900 | Lowest price is a suit-and-shirt package |
| Three-piece suit | About $220 to $440 | 7,500 to 15,000 | A waistcoat adds about $60 to $100 |
| Tuxedo | About $235 to $355 | 8,000 to 12,100 | One price includes a shirt |
| Overcoat | About $190 to $675 | 6,500 to 23,000 | The widest range: fabric matters most |
| Trousers | About $55 to $90 | 1,900 to 3,100 | Per pair; three pairs from about $130 |
| Shirt | About $30 to $75 | 1,000 to 2,600 | Hand-finished shirts cost more |
Starting prices in 2026, converted at about 34 baht to the dollar (November 2026). Each figure is the lowest a tailor publishes, usually in its entry fabric.
Two-piece suit
About $200 typical in a standard blended fabric
$145–410
Three-piece suit
$220–440
Tuxedo
$235–355
Overcoat
$190–675
Trousers
$55–90
Shirt
$30–75
Bangkok suit prices by tailor
The table lists the starting price each tailor publishes for each garment. Where a cell says not listed, we do not publish a figure, so ask the tailor for a quote.
| Tailor | Two-piece suit | Three-piece suit | Tuxedo | Overcoat | Trousers | Shirt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peninsula Bespoke Tailor | $250 | $340 | $300 | $530 | $90 | $55 |
| Jesse & Son | $340 | $440 | $355 | $675 | $90 | $60 |
| Nordic Bespoke | $230 with a shirt and tie | Not listed | $355 with a shirt | $295 | $90 | $30 |
| Rajawongse Clothier | $410 to $470 (our estimate) | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Tailored By Luis | $160 | $220 | $235 | $190 | $60 | $30 |
| Narry Bespoke Tailors | $235 | $295 | $295 | $355 | $55 | $45 |
| Galaxy Tailor | $235 | $295 | $295 | $325 | $65 | $45 |
| Manchester Tailor BKK | $145 with a shirt | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | 3 pairs for $130 | 3 for $90 |
| King Fashion Uni | $175 | $235 | $235 | $220 | $75 | $35 |
| Unique Tailor | $355 | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | $75 |
All prices are approximate 2026 starting prices in US dollars, converted at about 34 baht to the dollar (November 2026).
A few other prices are worth knowing. Nordic Bespoke makes blazers from about $145 and women's dresses from about $145. Narry Bespoke Tailors makes women's suits from about $235 and waistcoats from about $75, and Unique Tailor makes women's suits from about $350. Rajawongse Clothier, family-run since 1961, sells silk ties and mother-of-pearl cufflinks at about $30 each.
Price also tracks what each tailor puts into the suit. Unique Tailor's shirts have hand-stitched collars, cuffs and buttonholes, and Jesse & Son hand-cuts its patterns and runs horsehair canvas to the lapels. Tailored By Luis, family-run since 2001 near Khao San Road, and King Fashion Uni in MBK Center are among the lowest starting prices on the list. For shirts in more detail, see our guide to custom shirts in Bangkok.
What makes a Bangkok suit cost more?
Starting prices assume the tailor's entry fabric and standard details. Four things move a quote up from there: the fabric, the construction, the extras you add and the tailor itself.
| Factor | What changes | Effect on price |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | A standard blend, 100% wool, finer Italian and English wools, or cashmere blends and silk | The biggest single factor; top luxury fabrics can take a suit past $1,000 |
| Construction | Fused, half-canvas or full-canvas chest | More canvas means more hand work and a higher price |
| Extra pieces | A waistcoat or a second pair of trousers | A waistcoat adds about $60 to $100; trousers start from about $55 |
| Details | Premium buttons, linings and hand finishing | Each upgrade adds to the total |
| The tailor | Hand work, workshop size and how long the tailor has traded | Starting prices range from about $145 to $410 |
Fabric
Most Bangkok tailors carry a standard blended fabric alongside 100% wool, cashmere blends, linen and silk, with finer fabrics from Italy and England at the top. The same suit pattern can therefore cost very different amounts. Ask to see two or three levels side by side, with the price of each, before you decide. Our guides to polyester vs wool suits and Super numbers explain what the higher levels give you.
Highest price
Luxury fabrics
Cashmere blends, silk and the finest Italian and English wools; a suit can pass $1,000
Finer 100% wool
Higher-grade wools from European mills
100% wool
Breathes better than a blend in Bangkok's heat
Standard blended fabric
Where starting prices begin: about $200 for a two-piece suit
Lowest price
Construction
The chest of a jacket is either fused (bonded to an interlining), half-canvas or full-canvas. Galaxy Tailor, family-run since 1999, offers all three so clients can match the suit to their budget. Narry Bespoke Tailors specializes in full-canvas suits, and King Fashion Uni builds its bespoke suits with a full canvas. Our guide to fused vs canvas explains the difference you will feel.
Extras and details
A waistcoat turns a two-piece into a three-piece and adds about $60 to $100 at the tailors that publish both prices: a suit at Peninsula Bespoke Tailor goes from about $250 to $340, and at Tailored By Luis from about $160 to $220. A second pair of trousers, from about $55, helps a suit last longer, because trousers usually wear out before the jacket. Premium buttons, linings and hand finishing each add a little more, so ask the price of each before you choose.
Are suit packages in Bangkok good value?
Packages lower the price per garment if you want more than one piece. At Manchester Tailor BKK, one suit and one shirt cost about $145, two suits and three shirts about $320, and three suits and five shirts about $495; its ladies' package of two suits, two shirts and a dress costs about $470. At Nordic Bespoke, a suit, shirt and tie cost about $230, and two suits, three shirts and two ties about $495.
A package is good value when every piece is something you will wear. Ask which fabric each garment comes in, whether you can upgrade one piece without changing the rest, and whether the shirts are made to the same measurements and fittings as the suit.
How do Bangkok prices compare with Hong Kong, New York and London?
A bespoke suit in Bangkok costs a fraction of one in the other big tailoring cities. On our city comparison, a bespoke two-piece starts from about $1,700 to $2,300 in Hong Kong, about $2,500 to $7,500 or more in New York, and about $6,600 or more on Savile Row in London.
Bangkok
Up to about $410
$145
Hong Kong
Up to about $2,300
$1,700
New York
Up to about $7,500 or more
$2,500
London, Savile Row
And up
$6,600
| City | Starting price | Typical time | Fittings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bangkok | About $145 to $410 | 2 to 4 days | 1 to 2 |
| Hong Kong | About $1,700 to $2,300 | 2 to 6 weeks | 2 to 3 |
| New York | About $2,500 to $7,500+ | 2 to 4 months | 3 or more |
| London, Savile Row | About $6,600+ | 8 to 12 weeks | 3 or more |
Approximate starting prices in US dollars. Figures for Hong Kong, New York and London come from our city comparison.
Compare like with like. Bangkok tailors cut a pattern for each client and finish the suit in days, with one or two fittings. The older tailors of London and New York usually work over two to four months with three or more fittings, which adds hours of labor to the price. Labor costs less in Bangkok, too, so the same fabric makes up into a suit that costs far less. See our city comparison and bespoke suit prices by city for the full picture.
What to ask before you agree a price
Bangkok tailors quote in Thai baht. A clear, written quote makes the final bill match what you expected, and a good tailor will answer every question below without hesitation.
Before you pay a deposit
- Is the price for a two-piece or a three-piece suit?
- Which fabric is included at this price, and what does the next level cost?
- Is the jacket fused, half-canvas or full-canvas?
- How many fittings are included, and are later alterations included?
- In a package, which fabric does each piece come in?
- How much is the deposit, and when is the balance due?
- Is hotel pickup or delivery included?
For the whole process, from the first visit to collection, read getting a suit made in Bangkok, then compare the tailors themselves on the 10 best tailors in Bangkok.
Questions people ask
How much is a tailored suit in Bangkok?
A two-piece bespoke suit in Bangkok starts from about $145 to $410 at the ten tailors on our 2026 list, or roughly 4,900 to 13,900 baht. About $200 is typical in a standard blended fabric. 100% wool, luxury fabrics and upgrades cost more.
How much does a custom shirt cost in Bangkok?
A bespoke shirt in Bangkok starts from about $30 to $75 at the tailors on our 2026 list. Nordic Bespoke and Tailored By Luis start at about $30, and Unique Tailor, whose shirts have hand-stitched collars, cuffs and buttonholes, starts at about $75.
How much does a tuxedo cost in Bangkok?
A bespoke tuxedo in Bangkok starts from about $235 to $355 at the tailors on our 2026 list. Tailored By Luis and King Fashion Uni start at about $235, and Nordic Bespoke's tuxedo at about $355 includes a shirt. The fabric you choose sets the final price.
Does a suit cost less in Bangkok than in Hong Kong?
Yes. A bespoke two-piece suit in Bangkok starts from about $145 to $410 in 2026, while Hong Kong's established tailors start from about $1,700 to $2,300. Bangkok suits are also usually ready in two to four days.
Why do Bangkok suit prices vary so much?
Bangkok suit prices vary mainly with the fabric, from a standard blend to cashmere blends and fine Italian and English wools. Construction, extra pieces such as a waistcoat, premium buttons and linings, and the tailor's own level of hand work also change the price.
Do Bangkok tailors charge in baht or dollars?
Bangkok tailors quote their prices in Thai baht. We convert at about 34 baht to the US dollar (November 2026), so a 6,800-baht suit is about $200. Ask for a written quote that names the fabric.
Are tailor packages in Bangkok worth it?
Packages in Bangkok lower the price per garment if you will wear every piece. At Manchester Tailor BKK, three suits and five shirts cost about $495 in 2026, against about $145 for one suit and one shirt. Check which fabric each piece comes in.
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