Newport Coast Tailor and Alterations

Newport Coast has its own rhythm. A round at Pelican Hill, an afternoon walking the bluffs above Crystal Cove, a quiet errand run near the Newport Coast shopping center. The wardrobe that goes with that life, a well-cut blazer, a dress that hangs just right, trousers that break cleanly at the shoe, deserves a tailor who treats every garment as if it were their own. Bring your garment from Newport Coast for a fitting and an up-front quote.

We are honest about one thing from the start. Newport Coast is a bit of a drive, not minutes away. Bring your garment in to discuss the fit and get a quote before work begins. You can read more about us and our family story on the Sami's Tailoring home page.

The drive is more straightforward than it sounds. From most of Newport Coast you are looking at about 20 to 25 minutes via the 73 toll road or Pacific Coast Highway, heading south toward San Juan Capistrano. The 73 is the quickest run when traffic is light, while Pacific Coast Highway gives you the ocean on your way down if you are in no hurry.

Our shop sits at 32301 Camino Capistrano, Ste E, in San Juan Capistrano. Call us at (949) 493-0505 before you set off so we can have your visit ready, or tap the button below for turn-by-turn directions to the door.

Tailoring since 1981. Sami does the fittings himself, and that continuity means the person who fits you today still cares how it turns out tomorrow.

Honest about the drive. Our shop is in San Juan Capistrano. Call before you set off from Newport Coast to discuss your garment and timing.

Fair, transparent pricing. You hear the cost before any work begins, with no surprises when you return to collect.

One trusted shop for everything. Suits, gowns, hems, and repairs all under one roof, so Newport Coast families do not need a different tailor for each job.

From most of Newport Coast, take the I-5 south to exit 81, Camino Capistrano. The shop is less than half a mile from the exit, between Del Obispo Street and San Juan Creek Road.

Drive times are map routes with no traffic, from OpenStreetMap data (October 2026). Allow longer at rush hour. * The fastest route uses a toll road (the 73 or 241); a free route takes longer. Directions from other towns.