Tailors

A large, one-stop shop fabric and tailoring market. Wide range of fabrics, as well as habidashery (buttons, ribbon, elastic, thread etc...).

Choose your fabric, then head over to a tailor along the back wall for measurements, and pick up your items a few days later.

Bespoke tailor located opposite of the German and Canadian embassies specializing in formal business clothing with mid-range prices.

Bridal store bringing bespoke wedding dressed within more people's budget. For our review, click here, and be sure to check out the shop's website here.

A high-end Shanghai brand providing bespoke tailoring for men with a classic touch.

Located on Sanlitun Bar Street in the same row as Lomography, this modest tailor shop specializes in suits and Chinese formalwear such as qipao. Head seamstress Xiao Cui personally takes on complex projects, while the rest are outsourced to her workshop of employees off-site.

Provides custom Chinese cheongsam and traditional dress as well as dress shirts and linen shirts.

Previously known as the Bauer Company, co-founder Carlos has since left China and the shop has been rebranded as Jose Acosta. The former model focuses on making bespoke clothing as well as original men's and women's designs. The cost depends on the fabric and garment.

Degage Couture works with your design ideas and preferences to create quality made-to-measure dresses. Specializes in day, evening, bridal, formal and vintage wear.

Founded by Spanish models José and Carlos, this shop produces made-to-measure clothing as well as its own original men's and women's designs. The cost depends on the fabric and garment.

A 3.3 Mall tailor that stands out amongst its neighbors due to word-of-mouth. The cotton shirts cost RMB 80-200, while wool and cashmere suits go for RMB 700-1,500, depending on the fabric quality. Express service is also offered here, so suits can be ready within 24 hours.