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AL FAKHER COLLECTIONS
Kandura tailoring and fitting enquiries in the UAE
A clear tailoring conversation begins with how you wear your clothes. Bring your preferences, a comfortable reference garment and any occasion date, then discuss fabric, fit and finishing with the branch team.
Prepare a useful fitting brief
Explain whether the garment is for daily wear, work or a particular occasion. A well-fitting reference garment helps show your preferences, but it does not replace current measurements or a fitting agreed with the tailor.
Use samples to describe the details
The catalogue includes photographed collar and pocket boards, fabric shades and tassels. Point to the detail you like and discuss whether it suits the intended fabric and garment. Confirm what your selected branch can provide.
Check comfort through movement
During an agreed fitting, discuss shoulder placement, sleeves, overall length and room for normal movement. Sit, walk and raise your arms naturally. Explain any pulling or discomfort before finalising the specifications.
Agree on the order directly
Confirm the specification, care guidance, price, number of fittings where relevant and collection arrangements. Lead times and alteration options depend on the work and branch availability; they are not guaranteed by this page.
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Catalogue examples to enquire about
Discuss your choice with a branch
Share the product reference and explain the size, colour or detail you need before visiting.
Al Fakher Gents Tailoring — Qidfa, Fujairah ↗Al Fakher Gents Tailoring — Etihad Mall, Dubai ↗Find another branch →Common questions
Can I book a fitting online?
The website provides enquiry links. Contact the branch to confirm fitting arrangements and availability.
Should I bring an existing kandura?
A reference garment can help explain preferences, especially if you identify what you want to keep or change.
Are completion times the same across branches?
No completion time is promised here. Agree on the timing directly with the branch before placing an order.
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