Man in a midnight peak-lapel tuxedo and silk bow tie in a walnut-panelled hall

Home & office visits · Dubai

Your tailor for Emirates Hills.

The Bespoke Corner tailors suits, tuxedos and shirts for men and women. Emirates Hills, the Meadows and the Springs sit on one of our most regular visit routes. We measure you at home, villa on the Montgomerie or townhouse off the lakes, and handle every fitting the same way. From our Business Bay atelier the drive takes about twenty-five to thirty-five minutes.

FROM OUR SHOWROOM About 25–35 minVISITS Home & office

The area

Behind the gates, by appointment

Emirates Hills is Dubai's most settled villa address, a gated community wrapped around the Montgomerie golf course. The Meadows and the Springs continue the Emirates Living belt towards Sheikh Zayed Road: lake-side villas and townhouses minutes from Dubai Marina and JLT. Executives, founders and long-established families live here, and the neighbourhood dresses for dinners, board seats and the black-tie circuit rather than for show.

Most commissions here start at the dining table or the home study. We register at your gate, bring the fabric books in, and measure for a full wardrobe in one sitting. English suits for the boardroom, Italian cuts for softer days, a midnight tuxedo before the winter gala season. Husbands and wives are often measured in the same appointment. Every fitting after that comes back to the villa, so the gatehouse is the furthest you travel.

Some clients want the whole wall of cloth: 3,000-plus fabrics from Loro Piana, Zegna, Scabal, Reda and Drago. For them, Business Bay is one straight run down Sheikh Zayed Road or Al Khail Road. We group Meadows and Springs appointments on shared evenings. The tuxedo orders set our calendar: they cluster from October, when the season's invitations start arriving. A first commission often grows into a standing one, refreshed each season.

Give us your community and villa number and we arrange gate access with the details you provide; evening appointments after work are standard. For the Meadows and the Springs we often hold two or three nearby appointments on the same evening, so ask about shared dates.

Made to measure

What we tailor for Emirates Hills, Meadows & Springs

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How it works

A fitting at your door

  1. Book on WhatsApp

    Tell us where you are and when suits you. We confirm the appointment the same day.

  2. We come to you

    We bring the fabric books and take your measurements at your home or office, or you visit the showroom.

  3. Fittings until it is right

    Fittings wherever suits you. Allow about 6 to 8 weeks from first visit to collection, and tell us your date if you have one.

We also visit Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai Marina & JBR, Jumeirah Village Circle.

Find us

Prefer the showroom?

Shop 4, Ground Floor
Damac Majestine Tower
Business Bay, Dubai
Sat – Thu
11:00 – 20:00
Friday
Closed

Questions

Emirates Hills, Meadows & Springs: common questions

Can you handle a full wardrobe commission in Emirates Hills?

Yes, and it is how many clients here start. One long home sitting covers measurements and cloth for suits, shirts and a tuxedo together. We then sequence the fittings so the wardrobe arrives in sensible order, business first, black tie before the season.

How long will my suit take if I live in the Springs?

About 6 to 8 weeks from measuring to delivery, with fittings at your townhouse in between. If a gala or wedding fixes the date, tell us at the first visit and we work the schedule backwards, finishing the tuxedo or suit ahead of the invitation.

Do you come inside the gates for home visits?

Yes. We visit Emirates Hills, the Meadows and the Springs by appointment, with gate registration arranged in advance through you. The measuring takes about half an hour in your majlis or study, and there is no charge for the visit itself.

Do you alter suits bought elsewhere in Emirates Hills?

Yes. We collect alteration pieces during a home visit, adjust shoulders, waists and trouser lines at the Business Bay atelier, and bring them back to the villa. It is a sensible way to rescue good cloth, and many wardrobe commissions begin exactly this way.