Best bespoke in HK and the price??

dingdongbell · Apr 24, 2011

Hi guys

I am just wondering what/where is the best bespoke in HK? And the median price for a suit?

Thanks!

dbc · Apr 24, 2011

Dude, please do a search. This is a good start: http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner...leforum.net%2F

GBR · Apr 24, 2011

As you seem too idle to do a search on the many threads here, try Chan or Gordon Yao.

Maybe you can manage to ask them on their pricing?

gazman70k · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by GBR

As you seem too idle to do a search on the many threads here, try Chan or Gordon Yao. Maybe you can manage to ask them on their pricing?
Don't bother with the research. When you arrive in Hong Kong, head over to Kowloon. Friendly Indian gentlemen will approach you and miraculously read your mind that you want a suit. Tell them that price is no object and they'll look after you extremely well.

JTA · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by gazman70k

Don't bother with the research. When you arrive in Hong Kong, head over to Kowloon. Friendly Indian gentlemen will approach you and miraculously read your mind that you want a suit. Tell them that price is no object and they'll look after you extremely well.

This

Lightbringer · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by gazman70k

Don't bother with the research. When you arrive in Hong Kong, head over to Kowloon. Friendly Indian gentlemen will approach you and miraculously read your mind that you want a suit. Tell them that price is no object and they'll look after you extremely well.

Good lord you are evil

GBR · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by gazman70k

Don't bother with the research. When you arrive in Hong Kong, head over to Kowloon. Friendly Indian gentlemen will approach you and miraculously read your mind that you want a suit. Tell them that price is no object and they'll look after you extremely well.

That's cruel setting those leeches on the OP however well deserved!

GuidoWongolini · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by gazman70k

Don't bother with the research. When you arrive in Hong Kong, head over to Kowloon. Friendly Indian gentlemen will approach you and miraculously read your mind that you want a suit. Tell them that price is no object and they'll look after you extremely well.
- don't forget to ask for a Lolex with dust..

aj_del · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by gazman70k

Don't bother with the research. When you arrive in Hong Kong, head over to Kowloon. Friendly Indian gentlemen will approach you and miraculously read your mind that you want a suit. Tell them that price is no object and they'll look after you extremely well.

Solid advice, as an Indian I endorse this promotion of Indian tailors based in Tsim Sha Tsui

stubloom · Apr 24, 2011

The cream of the crop (in my opinion): WW Chan, Y William Yu, Gordon Yao and H Baromon, in no particular order. Each one has a website and will respond to your request for their price range (low to high).

I'm not an expert in construction techniques and cloth quality but I see and handle their garments every week.

Hope this helps.

dragon8 · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by stubloom

The cream of the crop (in my opinion): WW Chan, William Yu, Gordon Yao and H Baromon, in no particular order. Each one has a website and will respond to your request for their price range (low to high).

I'm not an expert in construction techniques and cloth quality but I see and handle their garments every week.

Hope this helps.

I would agree about WW Chan and Gordon Yao. I thought Baromon lost a touch or two. Are you referring to William Yu or Y. William Yu? Both are tailors and supposedly both are pretty good but no personal experience.

GBR · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by dragon8

I would agree about WW Chan and Gordon Yao. I thought Baromon lost a touch or two. Are you referring to William Yu or Y. William Yu? Both are tailors and supposedly both are pretty good but no personal experience.

I would assume Y William Yu on Mody Road, not the other at the Peninsular.I was minded to offer him but I felt that two wold be sufficient for the OP to trouble looking up.

stubloom · Apr 24, 2011

GBR: Thanks for pointing out the need to clarify. I meant Y. William Yu. I've edited my original comment.

dbc · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by Phat Guido

- don't forget to ask for a Lolex with dust..

And a beer.

JLibourel · Apr 24, 2011

Originally Posted by stubloom

The cream of the crop (in my opinion): WW Chan, Y William Yu, Gordon Yao and H Baromon, in no particular order. Each one has a website and will respond to your request for their price range (low to high).

I'm not an expert in construction techniques and cloth quality but I see and handle their garments every week.

Hope this helps.

Anything the matter with A-Man Hing Cheong? They're supposed to be up there. I believe there is another tailor who used to be a A-Man who went out on his own who is in the same ballpark. Believe his name starts with a K.

My only experience has been with Chan on their US tours, and I have found them wonderful people to deal with and their work extremely satisfactory.

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