Journal

Tailoring notes from the workshop.

Eight articles in English and three in German, grouped by where you are in the job rather than by the date they were written.

What clients ask in the workshop

These are the questions people ask us in the Bophut workshop — which cloth survives the heat, how long a suit really takes, what moves the price, and how to look after it afterwards. Answered in full, by the people who cut the garments. If you have not seen the shop itself yet, start with the tailor Koh Samui trusts.

Before you order

Before you order, five questions decide almost everything else: what it costs, which cloth, which garment, whether it is worth making at all, and how to plan around a wedding. These answer them. The commercial pages behind them are bespoke suits made in Ko Samui and tailoring prices in Ko Samui.

While it is being made

While it is being made, the two things you control are the measuring and the calendar. If the calendar is the problem, same-day tailoring in Ko Samui sets out what can and cannot be compressed.

After you take it home

After you take it home the climate is still working on the garment, and a tailored suit survives it on habits rather than on cleaning.

Auf Deutsch

Dieselben Fragen auf Deutsch, für Besucher aus Deutschland, der Schweiz und Österreich.

Come to the workshop

Come to the workshop if the reading has answered the question and you would rather ask the rest in person. We are in Fisherman’s Village, Bophut, open daily, and the cloth is on the shelves.

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