We come to Festival City.

Dubai Festival City gathers a mall, a golf course and a working waterfront into one district on the Creek's eastern bank. Al Badia's villas and apartments wrap around the fairways, and Marsa Plaza rises over the marina. The InterContinental and Crowne Plaza host a steady calendar of corporate dinners and weddings. Festival Bay's fountain shows draw the evening crowds, and many residents commute no further than their own district.

Event wear drives the orders here. A gala dinner in the InterContinental's ballrooms calls for a tuxedo or a three-piece. A family celebration in Al Badia often dresses three generations at once. We measure at home in Al Badia Residences or Marsa Plaza, or at a desk in Festival Tower. The Loro Piana, Zegna and Scabal books come with us. Women attending the same evenings order the pantsuit, cut on patterns drawn for them alone.

There is no metro here, but the atelier is close: fifteen to twenty-five minutes over the Business Bay Crossing or Ras Al Khor Road. That makes Festival City one of our easiest rounds, and we often pair it with Mirdif and Dubai Creek Harbour on the same afternoon. If your event date is fixed, tell us first. We schedule the fittings backwards from it, ending a few days before the night.

There is no metro station in Festival City, so almost every client books a home or office visit. Parking is easy at Festival City Mall and within Al Badia, and we hold evening appointments for clients dressing for a dinner later that week.