One-week custom dress shirt at Sinsa Station tailor Tag Suit

Hi everyone! I needed a new men's dress shirt made, so I visited Tag Suit near Sinsa Station. What drew me in was that they don't just take a couple of measurements and go — they analyze your body shape in detail based on the measurement data before making anything.

📍 Address: 24 Gangnam-daero 160-gil, 4th floor, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea

⏰ Hours: Tue–Sun 11:00–20:00, closed every Monday

What is the Tag Suit shop near Sinsa Station like?

Tag Suit is a tailor shop near Sinsa Station with quite a few people coming in at every appointment slot to get custom suits made. Inside, there were all kinds of shirts and jackets on display, so you could browse around and pick out the style you wanted.

Rather than just picking one preset shirt and adjusting the size, the whole process felt like a natural conversation — discussing the look you're going for and choosing things one at a time. Some customers were there looking into custom men's suits, others were consulting on shirts, so overall it felt like a shop set up for made-to-order clothing.

How many fabrics and ties can you choose from?

Once inside, I found there were more fabric options for custom shirts than I expected. Colors and materials varied enough that I could compare them side by side and pick according to the mood I wanted.

There was also a good variety of ties. Being able to look at ties alongside the shirt fabrics made me think this would be great for anyone putting together a full suit or business look.

How does Tag Suit take your measurements?

The measuring process at Tag Suit started with filling out some basic information. Before any actual sizing began, they first checked basic height and weight.

Instead of jumping straight into measurements, I first tried on a sample shirt matched to my current body type. With the sample shirt actually on, they checked the overall fit, and only then moved into carefully measuring my body shape and size. Rather than just going by numbers, checking the current fit while wearing an actual shirt first and then measuring made the whole custom process feel a lot more systematic.

After that, they went through everything needed for the shirt one by one — shoulders, chest, waist, arm length — and the shirt is made to fit based on that measurement data. Because the shirt is built to your body from the measured data, it cuts down on the usual issues with off-the-rack shirts, like the shoulders fitting but the sleeves being too long, or the body fitting but the overall fit being off. That felt like the real advantage of a custom shirt.

Can you pick the collar and cuff design too?

At Tag Suit, you can choose your preferred style for the cuffs and collar of a custom shirt. Being able to pick these details yourself is one of the perks of made-to-order clothing.

You can also have your name embroidered on the shirt for a more personal touch. It's not just about getting the size right — choosing each design element one by one was really the fun part of getting a custom shirt made.

Made in one week, fitting included

Tag Suit moved quickly on production, so I was able to come back for a fitting within just a week. Trying it on for real let me check the overall fit one final time.

With shirts especially, even small differences in visible details like the shoulders, sleeve length, or collar can change the whole feel once worn, so being able to check that in person at the fitting was really satisfying.

Is Tag Suit worth it for a fast custom dress shirt in Sinsa-dong?

I loved being able to pick the collar and cuff design myself and end up with a shirt made just for me based on real measurements. Best of all, I needed the shirt within a week this time, and they got it made quickly enough for a fitting to happen too — so it's an option even when you're in a rush.