Published prices support a broad quotation comparison, not an average price for verified bespoke. The table below records supplier offers without certifying their cloth provenance, pattern-making or fitting execution.

For comparison only, VND prices are approximately converted using VND 26,300 per US dollar, the reference rate stated in Mon Amie’s October 2026 guide. This is not an independently obtained spot FX quotation; dollar equivalents are rounded. (monamie.vn)

What prices do suppliers actually publish?

All pages checked October 19, 2026; garment prices only unless stated otherwise.

Supplier and advertised offer Published VND price Approximate US-dollar guide Specification and evidence limits
Tailor Thu 506 — standard suit 2.8m–3m About US$110 Supplier describes domestic wool-blend cloth; 2026 price-guide page. No independent bespoke qualification. (tailorthu506.com)
Tailor Thu 506 — premium suit 4.8m–5.2m US$180–US$200 Supplier describes imported wool, linen or silk-blend options; exact cloth and construction need a quote. (tailorthu506.com)
Mon Amie — published tiers Essential 4.8m–10m; Signature 10m–20m; Heritage above 20m, extending to 60m US$180–US$380; US$380–US$760; above US$760 to about US$2,280 Supplier-stated cloth tiers; listed prices exclude 8% VAT. Pattern and fitting commitments require separate confirmation. (monamie.vn)
SIR Tailor — homepage starting offers 7.9m with Asian cloth; 16.9m with Italian cloth About US$300+; US$640+ Homepage describes full canvas as standard. Other official-page prices differ; obtain a reconciled quotation. (sirtailor.com)
Thomas Nguyen — VBC two-piece example 24m About US$910 Article displays a latest date of July 21, 2026. This is an advertised named-cloth example, not independently authenticated cloth or a transaction average. (thomasnguyentailor.com)

Why do some official prices still need reconciliation?

A supplier’s own pages can disagree. SIR’s homepage prices above differ from its policy page, which includes a VND 12 million suit starting price and a separate VND 12.9 million European-cloth reference. The reviewed pages do not establish a clean chronology explaining these differences. They should not be presented as evidence of price inflation. (sirtailor.com)

Thomas Nguyen’s VBC example also carries a US$1,000 label beside VND 24 million. This report preserves the VND amount and applies its disclosed comparison convention rather than treating the page’s dollar label as a current executable exchange rate. (thomasnguyentailor.com)

Ask the supplier to identify the controlling currency, quote validity, tax treatment and included specifications in writing.

What should an executive infer from these ranges?

Our recommendation is to compare specified offers, not broad labels such as “tourist tailor,” “luxury atelier” or “premium bespoke.” A useful quotation should separately identify:

  • Jacket and trouser configuration, including any additional trousers.
  • Cloth merchant, bunch/reference, composition and weight.
  • Individual-pattern or adjusted-base-pattern process.
  • Internal construction.
  • Intermediate and final fitting stages.
  • Shipping, tax, payment fees and correction commitments.

The evidence does not establish that a higher price automatically buys more structural fitting access, nor that a low-priced offer necessarily uses a particular construction method.