tailor in tokyo

My brother is in japan studying for a semester but is having problems finding a tailor to get measured for a tuxedo for my wedding in the beginning of september. He speaks some Japanese but not enough. Anyone know of any tailors who speak english in tokyo? Thanks

There may be more but I found this shop on the net :

Tailor Fukuoka
http://www.englishok.jp/shops/tailor_fukuoka_shinjuku/map.php

Hi I also are having trouble finding a tailor in tokyo to hem my trousers. I have 2 pairs of brand new pants that I've had for a month now and can't wear since they are too long. Any help will be sooo appreciated. THX

Try the place linked above or these places (I haven't been to them)

Smiley Tailor, Smiley bldg, 7-4-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku. (Tel: 03-3408-5141)

taka-Q, Higashiguchi store, 3-29-12 Shinjuku. (Tel: 03-3352-3761 or call customer support toll free 0120-412-909) Branches nationwide.

Eikokuya, South Wing Sumitomo Seimei Kachidoki bldg, 5-3-6 Kachidoki, Chuo-ku. (Tel: 03-3532-6833)

Tailor Iwanaga, 6-1-6 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku (Tel/Fax:03-3400-5540)

Viv, you don't have to go to the tailor for hemming. Bring them to the dry-cleaner's near your place. Generally speaking, they serve as a liason for alteration shop. Or you can do it by yourself. But I often do hemming by myself. Buy a hemming tape (すそ上げテープsusoage tape ）at 100yen-shop, cut the length and iron it.
http://www.rakuten.co.jp/takatomi/468479/468482/469945/

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Viv, J Lady's right. You can also look for ''reform'' of clothing (洋服リフォーム), which are often located around the corner of your neighborhood or in larger supermarkets. Some will do a great job in just a few hours if you're really in a hurry.

Ward, tuxidos are also available ready-made or even rental if your size is not extraordinary, and most shops will adjust the size for you. I speak Japanese so I can't say for sure, but according to my experience, you need to say very few words to tailor clothes. Folding the cloth and gesturing speaks more when you're trying to fit yourself into something. But I'm sure a lot of major department stores have English speaking staffs available at your service.

Thx Everyone for your help.