My First Year of Tailor-Made Clothes – Annual Review
My first year of custom tailoring in Bangkok, ranked by fabric, design, and comfort — from favorite pieces to the mistakes that taught me the most.
My first year of custom tailoring in Bangkok, ranked by fabric, design, and comfort — from favorite pieces to the mistakes that taught me the most.
I took five clothes and bags to Mr. Tong on Soi 22 for affordable alterations, including zipper replacements, hemming, and bag repairs.
Day out at Song Wat Road with Mom-and-Son Tailor-Made matching Looks. The bright color, easy fit, and playful silhouette.
I turned a bright orange fabric I fell in love with at 863 Textile into tailor-made overalls with RINNA, plus matching pants for my son.
I fell in love with a bright orange fabric from 863 Textile and started searching for the perfect detail to pair with it. I finally found a removable belt.
The final piece in my 863 fabric scrap trilogy was made from a 20-baht black fabric scrap, but this one didn’t quite work.
The second piece in my 863 fabric scrap trilogy turned out wearable and easy to style, but small scraps can limit the design.
The first piece in my 863 fabric scrap trilogy turned out to be a success. A 40-baht mint fabric scrap became a simple, comfortable tailor-made top.
I bought four bargain fabric scraps at 863 Textile for just 125 baht and challenged myself to see what I could make from them.
I wore my new Adul tailor-made dress to Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. The silhouette and reproduction were beautiful.
After a successful first order with Adul, I went back for a full tailor-made design. The dress was finished in just one week, with a perfect fit.