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Cahya Tailor

5.0(14 reviews)

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In Java, Cahya Tailor occupies premises on Jl. Rtm in Tugu, Kec. Cimanggis, Kota Depok, Jawa Barat 16451, Indonesia. The Depok location places it on the western edge of Java, between Jakarta and Bogor, within the greater metropolitan corridor.

Cahya Tailor is known for made-to-measure tailoring, working with customers on fitted garments from its Depok workshop. First-time visitors can expect a hands-on consultation and a personalised approach to measurements and finishing. With a 5 out of 5 average from 14 reviews, the tailor has built a small but loyal following.

Depok sits within easy reach of Jakarta, Bogor, Bandung and the other major towns on Java. The location on Jl. Rtm makes it accessible for customers travelling from the capital or from the surrounding districts.

Bahasa Indonesia is the national language, and hundreds of regional languages such as Javanese and Sundanese are also spoken. Indonesian meals are commonly served with sambal chilli paste, and street stalls sell noodles, satay and tempeh. Wayang shadow puppetry and gamelan music are traditional art forms of Indonesia, especially on Java and Bali.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cahya Tailor known for?

Cahya Tailor is known on Java for tailoring work, the craft its customers come to it for. Java is also the island where wayang shadow puppetry and gamelan music are traditional art forms, so handmade craft carries deep local weight.

What kind of business is Cahya Tailor?

Cahya Tailor is a tailoring business on Java, serving customers who need garments made and fitted. It operates on Java, part of Indonesia, where daily life moves to the rhythm of Bahasa Indonesia and hundreds of regional languages.

What should first-time visitors expect at Cahya Tailor?

First-time visitors to Cahya Tailor should expect a tailoring business on Java, in Indonesia, where staff work with customers on made-to-measure clothing. The island's food culture runs alongside that: Indonesian meals are commonly served with sambal chilli paste, and street stalls sell noodles, satay and tempeh.

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