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Patterned jacket in front of suiting bolts at Khimji's showroom, Dar es Salaam

Karibu · Cut on Indira Gandhi Street since 1978

Made-to-measure suits and shirts in Dar es Salaam

Walk in, get measured, and leave with cloth that fits.

Suits, shirts, fabrics by the metre, and uniforms from two showrooms. Khimji's has dressed Dar es Salaam since 1978.

Founded in Dar es Salaam
1978
Showrooms
2
Welcome during opening hours
Walk-ins
Made-to-measure suitsShirts cut to youFabrics by the metreUniforms for schools and officesDar es Salaam since 1978
The fitting

From the measuring tape to the final fitting

Four steps, in either Dar es Salaam showroom. Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours.

A tailor measuring a pinstripe jacket at Khimji's, Dar es Salaam

Step 01

Get measured

Come in to Indira Gandhi Street or Samora Avenue. A tailor takes your measurements and you talk through the suit, shirt, or uniform you need.

Suiting swatches in grey, blue, and brown at Khimji's

Step 02

Choose your fabric

Look through suiting and shirting and pick the lining, buttons, and cut. Weddings, the office, Eid, and everyday cloth are all on the table.

Finished sleeve buttons on a blue pinstripe jacket

Step 03

We get to work

The garment is cut and sewn by experienced hands, with the finishing you chose: lining, buttons, and the Khimji's label.

A customer in a finished blue suit at Khimji's

Step 04

Final fitting

When it is ready, we call you in. We adjust the fit before you take it home.

Made-to-measure suits in Dar es Salaam start with the measuring visit.

From the showroom

Cloth and finished clothes from Khimji's

Photographs from the house. More of the day-to-day is on Instagram.

Patterned jacket in front of suiting bolts at Khimji's showroom, Dar es Salaam
Suiting bolts and a finished jacket in the showroom
A tailor measuring a pinstripe jacket at Khimji's, Dar es Salaam
A measuring visit for a pinstripe jacket
A finished blue suit at Khimji's, Dar es Salaam
A finished suit, buttoned and ready to leave
Khimji's label sewn into a teal paisley lining
The Khimji's label, sewn into the lining

More from the showroom on Instagram, @khimjis_instyle

The house

A family tailor in Dar es Salaam since 1978

Good clothing should fit, feel comfortable, and last. That is the work Khimji's has done in this city for nearly five decades.

K H Khimji & Sons began as a fabric and tailoring business built on trust: honest advice, quality cloth, and garments made properly. Two showrooms carry that into every suit, shirt, and uniform.

The story of K H Khimji & Sons
Khimji's label sewn into a teal paisley lining

Mills

Fabrics from mills we know

Raymond, Siyarams, Istem, Darshan Valji, and BSL. Sold by the metre in both showrooms.

  • Raymond
  • Siyarams
  • Istem
  • Darshan Valji
  • BSL

Premium fabrics by the metre in Dar es Salaam

Questions about visiting Khimji's

Where are the Khimji's showrooms?
K H Khimji & Sons is on Indira Gandhi Street. Khimji's In Style Lounge is at Samora Avenue and Morogoro Road. Both are in Dar es Salaam.
When is Khimji's open?
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00. Saturday, 10:00 to 14:30. Closed on Sunday and public holidays.
Can I walk in without an appointment?
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours at either showroom.
What does Khimji's make and supply?
Made-to-measure suits, shirts, jackets, and trousers; suiting and shirting fabrics by the metre; and uniforms for businesses, government offices, and schools in Tanzania.
Book

Book a fitting in Dar es Salaam

Tell us what you need and which showroom suits you. Call, WhatsApp, or send a message. We usually reply within one business day.

Opening hours

  • Monday – Friday09:00 – 17:00
  • Saturday10:00 – 14:30
  • Sunday & public holidaysClosed

Sunday and public holidays: closed

Send a fitting request

Or use Call and WhatsApp on the showroom cards. Those reach the shop directly.

Our locations

Choose a showroom to view on the map.

Open K H Khimji & Sons in Google Maps

Talk to the showroom

Email, Instagram, and Facebook, if you would rather write than call.

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