Mon Amie tailor and client in tuxedos inside a showroom lined with cloth and swatch books

Bespoke tuxedo

A tuxedo drafted from your own pattern

Over thirty measurements, the cloth and facing you choose, and fittings until the line is right. This is how Mon Amie has tailored since 1991.

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Six steps

From the first conversation to aftercare

Consultation

We talk through the occasion, dress code, colour and style, and suggest models from the collection and our cloth books.

Measuring

Our tailor takes more than 30 measurements and studies your posture — shoulders, back, stance — to draft your own pattern.

Cloth & details

Choose the body cloth, lapel facing (satin, grosgrain, velvet), lapel style, buttons, pockets, braided trousers, waistcoat or cummerbund.

Cutting & fitting

The tuxedo is cut to your pattern. At the fitting we refine the silhouette, sleeve length and trouser break.

Finishing & collection

Finished, pressed and checked seam by seam. We show you how to wear and care for it.

Aftercare

We keep altering after collection, and your measurements stay on file for next time.

Timing depends on the model, the cloth and the number of fittings — we plan backwards from the date you need it. Read the full process

Your choices

Every detail of black tie, decided with you

Silk-faced lapels

Shawl, peak or notch lapels faced in glossy satin or matte ribbed grosgrain — the defining mark of a tuxedo.

Covered buttons

Buttons covered in the lapel facing, usually a single button on single-breasted jackets. Double-breasted is the classic formal variation.

Jetted pockets

Hip pockets are jetted without flaps to keep the front clean; the breast pocket holds a white pocket square.

Braided trousers

Trousers in the jacket cloth with a satin or grosgrain braid down each leg, no turn-ups, a slightly higher rise and side adjusters or braces instead of a belt.

Cummerbund or waistcoat

Covers the waistband between jacket and shirt: a cummerbund with pleats facing up, or a low-cut evening waistcoat. One or the other, never both.

Dress shirt

White shirt with a pleated or piqué bib, turndown or wing collar, French cuffs and shirt studs in place of buttons.

Client in a navy three-piece tuxedo in a warm fitting room

The cloth

Italian and English cloth, chosen in hand

Vercelli
Italian cloth distributed by Mon Amie — smooth, and holds its shape under evening light.
Kevinlli
Super 120s–140s wools for tuxedos that keep their shape and wear well in a humid climate.
Vitale Barberis Canonico
A historic Italian mill; fine wool with a natural drape — our Heritage line.
Holland & Sherry
Fine English cloth, including the classic barathea and mohair qualities for eveningwear.

Facings: silk satin, grosgrain or velvet. Cloth books are at every showroom.

Price lines

Three tiers by cloth

Essential

VND 4.8 – 10M

Kevinlli V3 · 50% wool Super 120s

Signature

VND 10 – 20M

Kevinlli V7 · 80% wool Super 140s, Vercelli (Italy)

Heritage

Above VND 20M

Vitale Barberis Canonico, Holland & Sherry

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We can come to you

Mon Amie's at-home service sends a tailor to your home or office in Ho Chi Minh City to take measurements and bring cloth books. maydotainha.vn

Gentleman in a three-piece tuxedo standing in a Mon Amie showroom

By appointment

Your tuxedo begins with a conversation

Book a measuring session at any of our five showrooms, or message us on Zalo with a model code.

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