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My Experience with Patrick & Co | Bangkok Tailoring Review
By Wah So Shiok 10:21 7,435 views on YouTube Feb 9, 2025
Wriiten Review: https://www.wahsoshiok.com/patrick-co-bangkok-tailoring-review-promo-included/ Hello everyone, and welcome to another of my reviews. In this video, I’ll review a new suit commission from the Bangkok tail... Show more
Wriiten Review: https://www.wahsoshiok.com/patrick-co-bangkok-tailoring-review-promo-included/ Hello everyone, and welcome to another of my reviews. In this video, I’ll review a new suit commission from the Bangkok tailor Patrick & Co. I was in Bangkok recently for year-end festivities and decided to check out a few more Thai tailors, including Patrick & Co. Unlike most Thai tailors who boast cheap and fast suits, Patrick & Co positions itself as a premium offering, carrying rolls from esteemed mills such as Ermenegildo Zegna, Dormeuil, Holland & Sherry, Drago, Loro Piana, and VBC. First established in the 1960s, Patrick & Co. have carved out a stellar reputation for themselves over the decades. In fact, when you Google for “tailors in Bangkok”, Patrick & Co. appears as one of the first search results – which was actually how I first chanced upon the brand. Let’s see if they are any good. While there is certainly no shortage of Bangkok tailors who cater to those on a tight budget and timeline, there are also options like Patrick & Co, which specialises in serving more discerning clientele. I was thoroughly impressed by the wide variety of premium European fabrics on offer, as well as the posh showroom. More importantly, I appreciated Navin’s hospitality – he asked about my itinerary and suggested food and nightlife spots – and his distinct style. The result is a sharp outfit with beautiful detailing that I’ll be proud to wear to any event. The only downside to Patrick & Co is its relatively lengthy lead time of at least 4-5 days, so if you’re only in Bangkok for a weekend trip, you will have to find other tailoring options. Suits from Patrick & Co start from 15,500 THB(~S$600), while shirts start from 1,600 THB(~S$60). My particular outfit costs 26,800 THB in total: 18,500 THB(~S$730) for the VBC Montecarlo jacket, 5,500 THB(~S$215) for the linen Gurkha trousers, and 2,200(~S$85) for the printed cotton shirt. Just for my readers, Patrick & Co is offering a free
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