● About /01
About The Outfit Custom Tailor
The Outfit Custom Tailor is a bespoke tailoring shop in Bangtao Beach, Choeng Thale (Cherngtalay), in the Thalang District of Phuket, Thailand, founded in 2010 by Kubir Dungana. It makes made-to-measure suits, wedding suits and women’s tailoring, and also custom shirts, casual linen wear and alterations, for both men and women. Kubir Dungana has tailored since 2006, specialising in wedding suits and business suits, and opened the Bang Tao shop four years later. Its clients are international visitors and Phuket residents, served in English, with fittings either at the Bangtao shop or at a client’s hotel or villa across Bangtao, Cherngtalay, Laguna, Surin and the wider Thalang area. Most garments are finished in 24 to 48 hours over two to three fittings, and every starting price is published on the pricing page rather than quoted on sight. The Outfit Custom Tailor holds a 5.0-star rating from 82 Google reviews, read from its Google Business Profile in July 2026; that figure moves as reviews come in. It can be reached at 081 444 6362 and hello@outfitcustomtailor.com, operating from 334, 42 Bang Tao Beach, Choeng Thale (Cherngtalay), Phuket 83110, Thailand.
Where the workshop is
The shop is at 334, 42 Bang Tao Beach, Choeng Thale (Phuket) 83110, Thailand — a fixed shopfront on the Cherngtalay side of Bangtao Beach, not a stall, a counter inside something else, or an appointment-only address. The phone number is 081 444 6362 and the email is hello@outfitcustomtailor.com. Opening hours are daily · closes 11 pm.
Fittings happen here or at your hotel or villa across Bangtao, Cherngtalay, Laguna, Surin and the wider Thalang district. Directions, the map and the walk-in details are on where to find us in Bangtao, and everything made under this roof is listed by the tailor in Bangtao.
Who cuts the garments
Kubir Dungana is the founder and master tailor, and he has tailored since 2006 — four years before this shop opened — specialising in wedding suits and business suits.
The garments are cut on the premises rather than sent out, which is the part that matters for fit: a correction made at a fitting reaches the cloth directly instead of being described to somebody in another building. Ask any shop where the cutting happens and who will be at your fittings — the answers tell you how far a note has to travel.
Other people work here too, and they are not named on this website. That is deliberate: we publish what can be stood behind, and a staff list that drifts out of date is worse than no list at all.
Here since 2010
The shop opened in January 2010 and has been at Bangtao Beach ever since. In a market where shopfronts change name between seasons, the useful fact is not the number of years but that the shop has stayed on this beach. In 2026 it moved a short way along Bang Tao Beach to 334, 42 Bang Tao Beach, and if something is wrong with a garment in three years, there is still somewhere to take it.
Longevity is also the one credential a visitor can verify without trusting anybody. A business that has been on one beach for over a decade has a review history, a mapped location and a trail of people who came back, and all three are checkable in about two minutes before you walk in.
What 82 reviews represent
They represent 82 people who were willing to put a name and a date to what they thought, on a platform this shop does not control and cannot edit. The rating is 5.0, read from the Google Business Profile in July 2026, and it moves as reviews come in — which is why it carries the date it was read rather than being presented as a permanent fact.
What makes it worth citing is not the number but that every one of them is a real, published review with a name and a date attached, sitting on a platform we do not control and cannot edit. That is a different kind of evidence from a wall of testimonials on a shop's own website, which can say anything. Read them rather than take the figure — reviews that each link back to Google opens each one on its original.
What the reviews are not is a substitute for judging the work yourself. If they make you more careful rather than less, that is the correct response to any shop's own about page, including this one.
Find us elsewhere
On Google, and on the social platforms below — the same business, in the places where it can be checked independently:
Come and see the workshop
Walk in without booking, or message first if you want a specific time. What is made here is listed under everything we make and alter.
● Good to Know /02
Common questions
Are there any good tailors in Phuket?
Yes, and the difficulty is sorting rather than scarcity. The island carries workshops doing drafted patterns with three fittings alongside shops assembling fused garments in two days, and from the street the shopfronts look much alike. The checks that separate them are all runnable before you pay anything: a fixed address that has been there a while, published prices, a straight answer about construction, and reviews you can open and read rather than a number painted on a sign.
Is it worth getting a tailored suit in Thailand?
It is worth it if you plan around the fittings rather than around the shopping. A garment cut for you needs measuring, a fitting and working time between them, so the number of days you have decides more than any shop’s speed does. It also lets you choose cloth for the climate you are standing in rather than the one a rack was stocked for. Starting in the first days of a trip rather than the last is the single change that most improves the result.
Can I get clothes made in Thailand?
Yes, and it is one of the things the country does best at the price. Suits, wedding wear, shirts, dresses, casual pieces and copies of a garment you already own are all routine work here. What decides whether it goes well is your calendar rather than the shop’s capability, so the useful question to ask any workshop is not how fast it can work but what it can finish properly in the days you actually have.
Is tailoring cheap in Thailand?
Alterations genuinely are, by European or North American standards. Having a garment made is cheaper than the equivalent work in Europe or North America but it is not cheap in absolute terms, and a price far below the published local range is buying specific omissions rather than a better deal — usually fused construction, house cloth and a single fitting. The saving is real; knowing what it is a saving on is the whole skill.
Is Phuket good for clothes shopping?
For having things made, yes, particularly with several days and a clear idea of what you want. For buying finished clothes off a rail it is unremarkable, and the international brands sit in the malls rather than in the beach districts. The island’s real advantage is that made-to-measure and alterations cost a fraction of the same work elsewhere, so it rewards planning rather than browsing.
Ready for your perfect fit
Message us on WhatsApp to book a fitting at our Bangtao shop, or at your hotel across Bangtao, Cherngtalay, Laguna and Surin.