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Survey · Bespoke tailoring on tour

Where should the tailor come next?

Tailors from Hong Kong, Bangkok and Seoul travel to Europe and North America a few times a year and take measurements in hotel suites. Most of them return to the same cities. Tell us where you would book a fitting, and we share the anonymous totals with the touring ateliers before they plan their next route.

When tailors visit

Tap a month to filter the map. Searches for wedding suits in Germany peak in January, at about twice the November level; most tailors still come in autumn.

How a trunk show works

A fitting in a hotel suite, a suit sewn in Asia

A trunk show is a short visit by a tailoring house, usually two to five days per city. The tailor brings fabric books and sample garments, takes your measurements and sends the order to the workshop at home.

    Price ranges from published price lists of touring houses and local made-to-measure shops, November 2026, converted roughly to euros. Fabric is the biggest driver: premium cloth often doubles the price. For orders shipped from outside the EU, import VAT can apply; many houses include it in their tour prices.

    Before your first fitting
    Why we ask

    Touring tailors plan their routes months ahead, mostly from their own customer lists.

    Is your city missing on the map?