TIE MEN — Bespoke Tailor in Ho Chi Minh City & Hanoi

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Tie Men Bespoke

Every suit begins with a conversation

TIE MEN is a bespoke tailoring house, with ties and accessories for the modern gentleman — where every garment is built around the wearer's measurements, posture and story. Both our Saigon and Hanoi ateliers also take women's tailoring.

Rather than chasing elaborate details, TIE MEN believes in restraint: silhouette, proportion and the way a garment feels the moment it is worn — these are the things most worth our time.

The Bespoke Journey

What Sets Us Apart

A paper pattern drafted for one person alone

Every ready-to-wear or made-to-measure garment begins with a standard block. Bespoke begins differently: from your measurements alone, the cutter drafts a paper pattern that belongs to you.

From the first chalk lines to the final stitch, every garment is refined on your body at each fitting, so the silhouette settles balanced and natural. No two bodies are the same — and no two TIE MEN garments ever are either.

Our Process

The main stages of a bespoke commission

A journey that has kept its principles through the years: unhurried, meticulous, and always built around the wearer.

The Conversation

A first appointment at the atelier — about the occasion ahead, the way you move, and what you would like the garment to say on your behalf.

Choosing the Cloth

Cloths woven in Italy and England — wool and linen — held in the hand to find the right surface, drape and shade for the design.

III

Measurements & Pattern

A detailed set of measurements becomes a paper pattern drafted for you alone — the foundation of your garment.

The Cut

The first chalk lines are laid on the cloth. The sketch begins to become a real garment.

The Fittings

The tailor studies the garment on your body, refining each part through successive fittings — a suit is rarely complete from the very first try-on.

Finishing

Buttons, lapels, the final stitches — executed with thoughtful restraint, so every detail settles into the whole rather than competing for attention.

The Full Bespoke Process

The Cloth

Woven in Italy. Tailored by Tie Men.

TIE MEN selects cloth from long-established Italian and English mills — each length of fabric the starting point of the wearer's own story.

Dal 1924 · Italia

LORO PIANA

Merino and cashmere among the world's finest — lightness with a quiet lustre.

Est. 1938 · Woven in England

SCABAL

The cloth house of Savile Row — Super 100's to 250's wools from its Huddersfield mill.

Dal 1910 · Italia

ZEGNA

Trofeo and fine merino from the Zegna mill in Trivero — structure with a soft hand.

Woven in Italy. Tailored by Tie Men.

Bespoke is not about adding more. Sometimes, it is about knowing what to leave behind — retaining only the details that truly matter to the wearer.

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The Modern Groom

The wedding suit is part of the story

For every groom, the wedding suit is more than the clothing of a single day — it is what appears in every photograph kept for the years after.

TIE MEN walks with the groom from the first length of cloth to the finished garment.

Wedding Stories & Ideas Arrange a Conversation

The Tie Men Journal

Notes from the Atelier

A Night for Cinema

A classic tuxedo made for Maran Đô at the Da Nang Asian Film Festival — keeping the full spirit of restraint.

Every Fitting Shapes the Final Form

After the first chalk lines, the suit enters the fitting stage — where the sketch on cloth gradually becomes a real garment.

Perfect Wrinkles — Linen Season

A summer collection in Italian linen and earth tones — where natural creases become part of the beauty.

By Appointment

Our Locations & Online Consultation

By appointment, our Saigon and Hanoi ateliers can also come to you for consultations, measurements and fittings at your home or office, in the areas each atelier can serve by road. Tell us where you are when you book, and we will confirm whether we can come to you.

SAIGON

Villa 18/6A, Glory Riverside Compound, Street 41, Binh An, An Khanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City

Daily 09:00–20:00 · By Appointment

HANOI

3 Le Van Linh, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

By Appointment

DA NANG

145 Dang Vu Hy, An Hai,
Da Nang

Our new Da Nang showroom is now open. Online consultations and on-site appointments remain available.

By Appointment

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The Art of Tailoring

Bespoke Tailoring

Tie Men Bespoke

TIE MEN pursues a single thing: garments built for one wearer alone. Bespoke lies at the heart of the house — its principles unchanged through the years, and the result is a fit and feel no standard block can offer.

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Our Services

For every occasion that matters, a garment of its own

Whether a wedding, an occasion or the working week, TIE MEN makes the gentleman's wardrobe complete — each piece cut to your own measurements.

Suit & Vest

Bespoke for business and formal occasions.

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Tuxedo & Wedding

For the groom, and for evenings that matter.

Wedding Suits →

Shirts & Trousers

Made-to-measure and ready-to-wear for every day.

Ties & Accessories

Ties and accessories to complete the look.

Women's Tailoring

Tailoring for women, at both our ateliers

TIE MEN takes women's tailoring commissions in Saigon and in Hanoi. Each piece is made to your own measurements, in cloth you choose with your advisor, and adjusted on you at the fittings the piece calls for.

Suits

Jacket and trousers cut from one cloth, for work and for occasions.
Blazers & Jackets

A jacket made to be worn on its own, shaped to your shoulders and posture.
Trousers

Cut to your own waist, seat and length.
Skirts

Tailored skirts, made to your measurements in the cloth you choose.
Shirts

Shirts made to your measurements — collar, sleeve and body.
Coats

Outerwear cut to sit well over what you wear beneath.

Questions

Do both TIE MEN ateliers take women's tailoring?

Yes. Our Saigon and Hanoi ateliers both take women's tailoring commissions.

What do you make for women?

Suits, blazers and jackets, trousers, skirts, shirts and coats.

How do I book a consultation?

Use the appointment form and choose the atelier you prefer. Under service, pick the closest option or “Other”, and mention in your message that the commission is women's tailoring.

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Our Process

Refined on your body, fitting by fitting

Every bespoke commission at TIE MEN begins with a detailed set of measurements, translated into a paper pattern drafted for you alone. From the first chalk lines to the finishing details, the garment is refined on your body at each fitting so the silhouette settles balanced and natural.

Caring for a garment properly matters — the Garment Care Guide sets out the simple habits we recommend.

See the Full Process

House Style

Restraint is the signature of the house

Every great tailoring house has a signature. At TIE MEN, it is restraint: a clean silhouette, balanced proportions, and details executed just enough — so each part settles into the whole rather than standing apart.

Bespoke is not about adding more. Sometimes, it is about knowing what to leave behind — retaining only the details that truly matter to the wearer.

By Appointment

Our Locations & Online Consultation

SAIGON

Villa 18/6A, Glory Riverside Compound, Street 41, Binh An, An Khanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City

By Appointment

HANOI

3 Le Van Linh, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

By Appointment

DA NANG

145 Dang Vu Hy, An Hai,
Da Nang

Our new Da Nang showroom is now open. Online consultations and on-site appointments remain available.

By Appointment

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Garment Care

For bespoke garments in pure wool

This guide gathers simple care habits for tailored garments. What each piece needs depends on its cloth and construction — if you are unsure, ask your advisor.

Daily Rituals

Small habits, kept regularly

Let the garment rest

Try not to wear the same suit two days in a row. Resting it on a hanger for 24–48 hours between wears is a widely recommended habit for wool.

The right hanger

A broad wooden hanger that fills the shoulder helps support the chest and shoulder line. Trousers hang by the cuff, or folded over a bar.

III

Brush after wearing

A minute with a natural-bristle garment brush, top to bottom along the nap, lifts away dust before it settles into the weave.

Steam, not iron

Steam relaxes wool; a hot iron flattens and glazes it. Use a steamer — or simply hang the suit in a warm bathroom. If you must press, low heat and always through a cotton cloth.

Dry-clean rarely

Once or twice a year is enough. Dry-cleaning chemicals strip the natural oils of the fibre; between visits, brushing and steaming do the real work.

Store it breathing

A breathable cotton garment bag — never plastic — with cedar or lavender against moths. Before a long season away: brush, steam, then put to rest.

The Short List

Four things a bespoke suit never forgives

✕The washing machine

Water, agitation and heat felt and shrink wool permanently. There is no way back.

✕Wire hangers

A thin wire cuts into the shoulder and can distort its line.

✕Direct sun, for long

Strong sunlight fades dyed wool unevenly, shoulder first. Air the garment in shade.

✕Perfume on the cloth

Alcohol marks the surface of fine wool. Fragrance belongs on the skin, not the lapel.

Accidents & Repairs

When something happens, get in touch

For a fresh stain: blot gently with a clean, damp white cloth — never rub. For anything stubborn, a loose button, a seam, or a silhouette that no longer fits the person you have become — contact TIE MEN and your advisor will talk you through the options.

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Our Bespoke Process

TIE MEN pursues the art of bespoke tailoring. Each garment is crafted exclusively for you — shaped by your own measurements, brought to life by our cutters and tailors. From the first conversation to the finished garment, the process is a true collaboration, and the result is a piece of clothing unlike any other you will own.

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Step I

Your Consultation

Your bespoke journey begins at our atelier in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) or Hanoi or Da Nang — or online, wherever you are — with a dedicated advisor of the house.

We take the time to understand your lifestyle, the occasion ahead and your sartorial ambitions — before anything is measured or drawn.

Step II

Choosing the Cloth

Together, you will select from our cloth library — Loro Piana, Scabal, Zegna, Holland & Sherry and other mills.

Cloth is chosen in the hand, not on paper: surface, drape and shade — then the details of cut, style and finishing.

Step III

Taking Your Measurements

Your measurements are taken individually, with attention to your proportions and the fit you want to achieve. Your cutter also studies your posture and stance — how you prefer to stand, sit and move.

These are not numbers alone: they are the record of one body, and the foundation of everything that follows.

Step IV

Drafting Your Pattern

From your measurements, a paper pattern is drafted for you alone — a blueprint that exists for no one else.

Step V

Striking, Cutting & Fittings

The pattern is laid on your cloth and chalked around by hand, with checks and stripes taken into account. Then the cloth is cut by shears — the true beginning of your garment.

From there, the garment is refined over successive fittings — how many depends on the piece, its design, what you ask of it and how it settles on you. The tailor studies it on your body until the silhouette settles balanced and natural.

Step VI

Your Finished Garment

When your garment is finished, it is yours alone — the culmination of craft and collaboration.

Garment Care Guide

To own a TIE MEN bespoke garment is more than owning a piece of clothing — it can be the beginning of a relationship with the house. Book an appointment to begin your journey with us.

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TIE MEN — Bespoke Tailor in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Hanoi, with online consultations for Da Nang: custom suits, tuxedos and wedding attire made to measure

Every suit begins with a conversation

A paper pattern drafted for one person alone

The main stages of a bespoke commission

The Conversation

Choosing the Cloth

Measurements & Pattern

The Cut

The Fittings

Finishing

Woven in Italy. Tailored by Tie Men.

LORO PIANA

SCABAL

ZEGNA

The wedding suit is part of the story

Notes from the Atelier

A Night for Cinema

Every Fitting Shapes the Final Form

Perfect Wrinkles — Linen Season

Our Locations & Online Consultation

SAIGON

HANOI

DA NANG

The Art of Tailoring

Tie Men Bespoke

For every occasion that matters, a garment of its own

Suit & Vest

Tuxedo & Wedding

Shirts & Trousers

Ties & Accessories

Tailoring for women, at both our ateliers

Suits

Blazers & Jackets

Trousers

Skirts

Shirts

Coats

Do both TIE MEN ateliers take women's tailoring?

What do you make for women?

How do I book a consultation?

Refined on your body, fitting by fitting

Restraint is the signature of the house

Our Locations & Online Consultation

SAIGON

HANOI

DA NANG

Book A Fitting Appointment

Your Info

Your Appointment

Your Booking

Garment Care

Small habits, kept regularly

Let the garment rest

The right hanger

Brush after wearing

Steam, not iron

Dry-clean rarely

Store it breathing

Four things a bespoke suit never forgives

✕The washing machine

✕Wire hangers

✕Direct sun, for long

✕Perfume on the cloth

When something happens, get in touch

Our Bespoke Process

Your Consultation

Choosing the Cloth

Taking Your Measurements

Drafting Your Pattern

Striking, Cutting & Fittings

Your Finished Garment

Track Your Order

The Cloth Library

Wedding Suits, Stories & Ideas

Notes from the Atelier