A big tailor company that can make any clothing you wish. Just choose from a variety of pictures in magazines and catalogues or bring a picture of your favorite clothing with you. They'll make it for you.

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They have 3 shops, the biggest one on 47 Nguyen Thai Hoc. If you go to one of the others and they don't do what you want (one is specialised in jeans, the other one in suits,...) they will take you to their other shop.

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Michèle M.

Oct 11, 2008

I am absolutely happy with the quality of the clothes they have done for me and I would go back any time. You go and choose your clothes you want to get done from catalogues they have or you can bring pictures of your clothing you would like to get done. Then they measure you and the next day you can go and try it on. I got quite a lot of stuff done (a suit, 4 shirts, a dress and short pants) and it was all ready the next day. You go and try it on a first time, then they see what needs to be changed. You go a second time and if there is still adjustments, no problem. They do anything you desire. It might not be the cheapest tailor in Hoi An, but the quality of their work is definitly worth paying some dollars more. It is still super cheap to get tailored clothing compared to what you would pay at home!

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Michael B.

Nov 28, 2009

Just returned from Vietnam, where I spent 4 days in Hoi An. Went to Yaly's on the recommendation of a friend. Had two suits, 10 business shirts, 2 pairs of pants and a sports jacket made. Also may of bought a few ties. It was a fairly trouble free exercise except it weighed quite a bit so had a bit of an excess baggage charge. One of the ladies will look after you for your entire experience, which makes it much easier. They all have anglicised names to make it easier for you to remember (I had Susan - she was very good). My tips are to take the material outside just to check it is what you want in the light of day, make it the first place you go in Hoi An to maximise the time they have to make your clothes, watch the up-sell (It is not confined to MacDonalds). For example for an extra US$20 you can have silk lining, for an extra US$50 you can have an extra pair of pants made etc.
All in all it was a good place, the clothes still look good back home and though it wasn't the cheapest place the quality and service is second to none.

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