How many reviews does the shop have?

Google shows 4.8 from 22. Fifteen are shown on this page, each with a link to the original on Google. Read the full set on Google for the whole picture.

Where can I read every review?

On Google, where all 22 are listed with the 4.8 average. The ones shown here each link to the original.

What do the reviews consistently say?

The cloth, the speed and the fit, almost equally. Counted across the fifteen published here, read in full: cloth or fabric in 8, speed or turnaround in 7, fit or the fittings in 7, value in 6, 4 saying they would return, and staff named personally in 3. People describe the experience they had rather than auditing the garment afterwards, so judge the fit at your own second fitting.

Should I trust online reviews for a tailor?

For manner and speed, yes. For construction, no, because customers cannot see it. Reviews almost never tell you whether a jacket is canvassed or whether a pattern was drafted, which are the two things that decide what you actually bought. The three checks on this page cover what reviews cannot, and they take about a minute between them.

What should I check before paying any tailor?

Three things. Is the jacket canvassed, which you can test yourself by pinching the front below the buttonhole. Are there two fittings, and is the first on a basted garment. Can the shop name the cloth book your cloth came from. Those work in any tailor in any city. None of the three needs any expertise, and a shop that answers all three plainly has told you most of what you need to know.

Where does the cloth come from?

Each cloth is chosen from a named book. The books on the table are named Sirano, Cavani, Luiciano and Lord and Taylor.

What happens if my suit is wrong?

You bring it back and it is corrected on your body, which is the practical advantage of a shop with a fixed address over a travelling fitting. Ask at the order whether corrections are free, rather than after. Come in wearing it rather than carrying it, because the correction is pinned on your body and a garment on a hanger answers nothing.

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4.8 from 22 Google reviews, what they actually say, and the three things worth checking yourself before you pay anyone.

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4.8 from 22 Google reviews
Tailoring in Bangkok since 2011
Suits from 6,000 THB

A dark double-breasted jacket over a striped shirt and tie, a watch at the wrist

Google shows 4.8 from 22 reviews. Fifteen of them are shown here, each with a link to the original on Google.

What the reviews say

The reviews talk most about the cloth, the speed and the fit, in almost equal measure, and they are consistent about it. The pattern is worth more than any single quotation. The figures below are counted across all fifteen, read in full on Google.

Speed, fit and fabric, counted

Six things come up across the fifteen reviews, each review counted once per topic:

What is mentioned	In how many
Cloth or fabric	8 of 15
Speed or turnaround	7 of 15
Fit or the fittings	7 of 15
Value or price	6 of 15
Saying they would return	4 of 15
Staff named personally	3 of 15

Cloth, speed and fit sit within one review of each other, which fits a shop inside a skytrain station next to MBK where people handle the books and are often passing through. Reviews describe the experience people had rather than auditing the garment, so judge the fit at your own second fitting, not from a stranger’s five stars.

What you can check for any cloth here is the name printed on the book it came from.

For speed, see what a same-day order involves.

The full rating on Google

Google counts 22 reviews and shows 4.8. The full set, including any that are not five stars, is on Google.

Read the full set on Google as well as the reviews shown here.

Whatever tailor you choose, hold them to the schedule they give you: how long the work takes.

A man in a blue suit photographed from above, full length, shoes showing

Three things to check before you pay anyone

Reviews tell you about a shop’s manner and its speed. They almost never tell you about its construction, because customers cannot see it. These three questions do, they take a minute, and they work in any tailor in any city.

Is it canvassed

The suits here are canvassed, and any jacket can be checked by hand in a few seconds: pinch the front of a finished jacket below the buttonhole and try to separate the outer cloth from the lining. Three layers moving independently means canvas; one stiff sheet means fused. Ask at the order whether yours is full or half — full, half or fused has the test in full.

Are there two fittings

Two fittings are standard here, and the first should be on a basted garment. A basted fitting is hard to fake, because the jacket visibly comes apart. One fitting on a finished suit is made to measure being sold as bespoke — bespoke against made to measure.

Is the cloth what you were shown

The cloth is what you were shown when the shop can name the book it came from, so ask for that name and write it down at the order. The books here are Sirano, Cavani, Luiciano and Lord & Taylor. A shop that cannot name the book your cloth came from cannot show you it was used.

The same check applies when the measuring happens away from the shop and the books are brought to you: measurement without coming in.

The shoulder and chest of an olive jacket hanging on a rail

What happens if it is wrong

You bring it back and it is corrected on your body, which is the practical advantage of buying from a shop with a fixed address you can return to rather than from a travelling fitting. Ask at the order whether corrections are free. if it does not fit covers what to do, including from another country.

Inside the shop: rolls of cloth, jackets on a rail and the cutting table

Who makes your suit

Your suit is measured, drafted and fitted in the shop, in front of you, and who does each stage of the work is a fair thing to ask there; a tailor doing the work will not mind being asked. Three of the fifteen reviews name staff personally, which is the ordinary sign of a small shop where the same people serve you each time. The shop is inside BTS National Stadium station at exits 3 and 4, open 10am to 9pm every day; more on its suits is at bespoke suits in Bangkok.

Our bespoke work

A man in a blue suit seated on a stool, trousers and shoes in view

A man in a blue suit photographed from above against a panelled wall

A man in a blue check double-breasted suit, jacket open

A man in a blue double-breasted suit walking a red carpet

A man in a blue suit standing full length against a dark wall

A man in a blue suit seated in a chair, jacket buttoned

A man in a blue blazer over a white T-shirt and jeans against a dark grey studio backdrop

A man in a white shirt holding up a dark jacket in a meeting room, in black and white

Four jackets hanging on a rail — cream, grey, dark green and navy

The sleevehead and shoulder seam of a taupe jacket in close view

A blue windowpane check suit being buttoned, worn over a white roll neck

4.8 from 22 reviews on Google

15 reviews from Google

Each links to the original on Google.

5 out of 5 stars

My entire family made suits and shirts with The Loft Tailors. Very good value and Mr Sun was very helpful with the whole process. The turnaround was extremely quick, and the shop is located at the station next to MBK which is really convenient. Will definitely return!

Kenneth Yap · 2026-01-01 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

NEW LOCATON. Now direkt at the National Stadium Station ( Shop located in the Center of the Skytrain Station). Copy of Shirts is perfect.❗ Even a copy from shortsleeve to longsleeve was no Problem. Perfect measuring. Prices 👍👍. Fabrics modern classic. Ready in about 24h. Thank you 👍

Serge G · 2024-04-07 read it on Google

A customer in a navy trouser suit, face hidden, beside a man in a striped shirt among the cloth — **Krystele Uy** · 2026-07-27 read it on Google · quoted in part

A man in a blue check three-piece suit and tie standing by a wooden door — **Camille Thouvenot** · 2025-12-02 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

Excellent service and great attention to detail. The tailor really took the time to understand the style and fit I wanted, and the final suit came out perfectly. The fabric quality is very good, the cutting is sharp, and the fit feels comfortable while still looking elegant.

natthanon khumwan · 2026-09-17 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

We stumbled upon The Loft Tailors getting off the sky train going to MBK. The price of the suit was very competitive and the craftsmanship was great. My son went to the fitting appointment and needed slight adjustment. When we came back to fit again it was perfect. They also are very fast.

Fai Gelfand · 2026-09-07 read it on Google · quoted in part

5 out of 5 stars

My partner and i came across The Loft whilst staying in the Pathwan princess hotel in the summer of 2018, we ordered a suit and shirt to be made, the whole process was effortless, staff very attentive, we chose a style and customised to my preference, the fabric was lovely , we chose a cashmere light weight wool.

Carol Murray · 2020-03-31 read it on Google · quoted in part

5 out of 5 stars

Good job

Andrin Tsiresy · 2023-05-05 read it on Google

A man in a white shirt and navy trousers outside the shop window, suits on mannequins behind — **LUCKY BANIYA** · 2025-11-21 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

I recently made 2 suits 5 shirts with the loft Tailor in Bangkok, and I’m honestly so impressed with the whole experience. The quality of the suits outstanding — every piece fits perfectly, the fabric feels premium, and the stitching is super clean and detailed. mr.sun and mr.sam are very friendly, and professional throughout the process, helping me choose the right styles and materials.

Bambina Talia · 2025-12-02 read it on Google · quoted in part

5 out of 5 stars

Loft Tailors was excellent They take the time and professionalism to assist you with getting the comfort and fit and choosing the best material to meet your desires and budget I recommend them

Freddie Boykin · 2026-03-10 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

Une qualité au top !! Et un prix moins cher que chez les Concurrents !! Au top.

NICOLAS · 2026-07-22 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

Fantastic tailor

Sam Ojha · 2026-09-05 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

Very nice suit with good fitting, material and price!

Louis Neeb · 2026-09-06 read it on Google

5 out of 5 stars

Everything was great. Everything requested was delivered on time. 🙏🏼

Evangelos Papapostolou · 2026-09-21 read it on Google

Questions people ask

How many reviews does the shop have?: Google shows 4.8 from 22. Fifteen are shown on this page, each with a link to the original on Google. Read the full set on Google for the whole picture.
Where can I read every review?: On Google, where all 22 are listed with the 4.8 average. The ones shown here each link to the original.
What do the reviews consistently say?: The cloth, the speed and the fit, almost equally. Counted across the fifteen published here, read in full: cloth or fabric in 8, speed or turnaround in 7, fit or the fittings in 7, value in 6, 4 saying they would return, and staff named personally in 3. People describe the experience they had rather than auditing the garment afterwards, so judge the fit at your own second fitting.
Should I trust online reviews for a tailor?: For manner and speed, yes. For construction, no, because customers cannot see it. Reviews almost never tell you whether a jacket is canvassed or whether a pattern was drafted, which are the two things that decide what you actually bought. The three checks on this page cover what reviews cannot, and they take about a minute between them.
What should I check before paying any tailor?: Three things. Is the jacket canvassed, which you can test yourself by pinching the front below the buttonhole. Are there two fittings, and is the first on a basted garment. Can the shop name the cloth book your cloth came from. Those work in any tailor in any city. None of the three needs any expertise, and a shop that answers all three plainly has told you most of what you need to know.
Where does the cloth come from?: Each cloth is chosen from a named book. The books on the table are named Sirano, Cavani, Luiciano and Lord and Taylor.
What happens if my suit is wrong?: You bring it back and it is corrected on your body, which is the practical advantage of a shop with a fixed address over a travelling fitting. Ask at the order whether corrections are free, rather than after. Come in wearing it rather than carrying it, because the correction is pinned on your body and a garment on a hanger answers nothing.

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BTS National Stadium Station Exit 3 & 4, Rama I Rd, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330.Open 10am to 9pm, every day.

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