Tailor

Hi,
in November I will be be for about 10 days in Delhi, Jaipur and Agra. I would like to use this opportunity to get a made-to-measure suit and some shirts tailored. How can I find a good tailor and how long would it take to get the clothes tailored? What would be the price for a suit or shirt? How is the quality? A couple of years ago I did the same in Thailand and I was very satisfied.

There are plenty of tailors around the Regal Cinema building on Connaught Place on the Baba Kharak Singh marg side

I would rcommend going to Delhi Cloth House in Khan Market that sells fabrics for men's suits and shirts and has a tailor on the premises to make your chosen outfits.
Though they are slightly on the expensive side you get quality :both in fabrics and stitching and minimal hassles. Stitching for suits costs between rs2500-rs3000 but that includes lining fabric/buttons etc and for shirts about rs250-rs300. You do not have to buy your fabric from the shop to use the tailor but they do have an excellent choice. I have used this shop and tailor for the past 5 years . Feel free to complain if you are not happy with the fitting and he will alter as necessary.
As with most shops etc in India I always tell a white lie about when I need something finished by.....so if I am leaving town/country on say the 10th I tell them I am leaving on the 7th and please do not pay for the stitching in advance except a small deposit if asked. Though you will have to pay for the fabric before they start the sitching.

I had a few things made at the Delhi Cloth House in Khan Market and can heartily recommend them. They do a great job and finish it when they say they will. Stsill, it's always good to leave a bit of a margin....

Thanks for the info, but where is Khan Market?

Khan Market is pretty central not too far from India Gate and near Lodhi Gardens.
Infact it is right next door to the Ambassador Hotel . By Delhi standards it is a pretty small market ....
Good Luck

It's relatively small but good. Any rickshaw wallah knows where it is and will take you there. While you're at it, go to Full Circle Bookstore and have a smoothy or coffee on the terrace upstairs. It's one of my favorite spots in Delhi and I often think about it when I'm back home.