Every piece at JINZA is made entirely to your measurements — from silk selection to hand embroidery. Book a private consultation to discuss your design, timeline, and budget. We respond personally to every inquiry.

Every JINZA creation takes time, care, and many hands.

Each Qipao, Tang Suit, and Chinese Wedding Dress is made to order from an individual pattern and finished by hand.

Rather than quoting fixed prices, we guide you through what shapes the value of your piece and the time required to complete it.

Each design is unique. The final cost reflects a combination of:

• Design complexity — the structure, silhouette, and degree of customization.
  
• Embroidery — light, medium, or full coverage, and the technique used.
  
• Fabric — the type and quality of silk, brocade, or lining selected.
  
• Personal details — such as symbolic motifs, initials, or family crests.
  
• Timeline — standard or expedited completion.
  

A detailed quotation is provided after your design consultation.

There are no hidden fees, and each estimate is tailored to your exact design.

Every piece is unique and priced according to design complexity, fabric selection, and embroidery coverage. The following starting points give you a reference before your consultation.

Ready-to-wear Qipao and Cheongsam — from $500. Available in premium fabrics for shorter timelines.

Ready-to-wear Tang suit and Zhongshan suit — from $600. Available in premium fabrics for shorter timelines.

Ready-to-wear Chinese wedding dress — from $1,500. Available in premium fabrics for shorter timelines.

Bespoke Qipao and Cheongsam — from $1,200. Made entirely to your measurements with fabric, embroidery, and every detail chosen together.

Bespoke Tang suit and Zhongshan suit — from $1,200. Individual pattern, private consultation, hand embroidery available.

Bespoke Chinese wedding dress — pricing discussed at consultation. Fully embroidered Qun Kwa starts from $6,800 depending on embroidery coverage and timeline.

A detailed quotation is provided after your design consultation. There are no hidden fees and every estimate is tailored to your exact design.

Every garment involves dozens to hundreds of hours of coordinated work.

While the number varies by design, these averages offer perspective on the time and skill involved.

The making of each piece follows its own timeline.

• A simple Qipao without embroidery generally takes around six weeks. (Qipao & Cheongsam Guide)
  
• A Qipao with hand embroidery requires approximately three months or more, depending on detail.
  
• A Tang Suit typically needs six to twelve weeks, longer if lined or embroidered. (Tang Suit & Zhongshan Suit Guide)
  
• A Chinese Wedding Dress such as a Qun Kwa or Xiu He Fu can take six to fourteen months to complete. (Chinese Wedding Dress Guide)
  A fully hand-embroidered King Kwa may require up to fourteen months of continuous work.

Rush service may be possible, but only if the atelier can uphold its full standard of craftsmanship.

Behind every piece is a dedicated team of artisans who have worked together at JINZA since 2002.

• The skill and time of a dedicated team: Grace (Design), Thy (Embroidery Lead), Sally (Pattern), Lani (Finishing and Fitting), Kan (Qipao Maker), and supporting female artisans within our atelier.
  
• A bespoke pattern created for your body and archived for future use.
  
• Hand finishing completed one piece at a time.
  
• Premium materials designed to last for generations.
  
• Complimentary pressing before delivery.
  
• Optional after-care and alteration service upon request.

We understand that every piece and every story is different.

If you wish to discuss a design, timeline, or idea, please complete our form or contact us directly.

We respond personally to every inquiry.