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Savile Row Tailor

Savile Row fabrics range from cottons and linens, to cashmere and merino wool. They can also use kid mohair for suits, and Egyptian cottons and Oxford for shirts. Overcoats can be sewn from Italian cashmere.

Address: 625 Sukhumvit Soi 22
Hours: Mon-Sat, 09:00-21:00
Website: savilerowfashion.com (opens in a new tab)

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