Da Nang tailor shop makes each suit with personal imprint

A tailor measures fabric at atelier. Photo by Paul Bespoke Tailor

Ta Van Khanh, founder of Paul Bespoke Tailor, said there are several criteria for a suitable and qualified tailoring suits.

Without being constrained by predefined rules or shapes of ready-to-wear or made-to-measure clothing, the art of tailoring brings to life the striking lines of a gentleman’s figure to help elevate style and exclusivity.

Customer gets his tailored suits. Photo by Paul Bespoke Tailor

“We all know that the most important element for bespoke tailoring is the perfect fit, thanks to the talent of a tailor with years of experience creating unique and meticulous designs in every line,” Khanh said.

He said Paul Bespoke Tailor wishes to bring the highest level of service, ready to serve a diverse customer base, satisfying the most demanding customers. Each suit of the store is derived from painstaking research into the preferences and personalities of each customer. Each tailor-made suit thus bears the personal imprint of the customer, he added.

Bespoke tailoring dates back to the Renaissance period. Bespoke tailors use high-quality materials and fabrics, which allows them to create unique custom shirts that will stand out from the crowd. A bespoke suit was considered as an extraordinary luxury for high-status people, who like to own unique items regardless of prices as a way to represent their social position and tastes.

Paul Bespoke Tailor uses fabrics from famous suppliers in the world. Photo by Paul Bespoke Tailor

Paul Bespoke Tailor uses fabrics from more than 10 famous suppliers in the world, including Huddersfield Cloths, Holland & Sherry, Dormeuil of the U.K., and Italy’s Vitale Barberis Canonico and Caccioppoli.

Paul Bespoke Tailor is a partner of many international companies and corporations such as Intercontinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, Hyatt Regency Danang, Four Season Resort The Nam Hai, serving international politicians at the 2018 APEC Conference held in Da Nang, and the crew of the U.S. aircraft carrier Carl Vinson.