No. Prices are quoted after the garment and requested work have been assessed, because construction, fabric, and condition all affect the scope.
Pricing for Alterations and Redesign
Tailoring, remodelling, and upcycling prices are shaped by the garment itself, the design goal, and the work involved.
Pricing Questions
Every alteration or redesign starts with an inspection, so the quote reflects the actual garment and the work it needs.
A deposit of 30 percent is required for redesign projects after concept approval. The remaining balance is settled at collection unless agreed otherwise.
Yes. Supplementary materials are quoted separately when they are needed and availability has been confirmed.
No. Completion times depend on the project scope and workshop capacity, so every timeline is confirmed after inspection.
Clear starting prices for custom garment work
Each project begins with an assessment so we can quote fairly based on construction, fabric, and the finish you want.
Clear starting prices for custom garment work
Each project begins with an assessment so we can quote fairly based on construction, fabric, and the finish you want.
Garment Redesign Consultation
A focused review of your garment, ideas, and possible remake directions before quoting the work.
- Assessment of garment condition and structure
- Discussion of redesign options and limitations
- Written scope for the proposed concept
- Care and pressing notes on collection
Dress and Skirt Remodelling
Shape, length, and style updates for dresses and skirts, guided by the fabric and existing construction.
- Design review before work begins
- Alteration scope confirmed in writing
- Fit review during the project
- Collection check for final adjustments
Shirt and Jacket Restyling
Restyle shirts and jackets for a refreshed look, with options shaped by seam allowances and fabric condition.
- Concept review for the new look
- Scoped changes matched to the garment
- Suitable for wearable and vintage pieces
- Finish review before collection
Vintage Garment Fit Update
Refine the fit of vintage pieces while respecting their age, construction, and remaining seam allowance.
- Fit assessment on the garment and wearer
- Adjustments based on construction limits
- Written scope before alterations start
- Care notes for the finished piece
Fabric-Reuse Accessory Project
Turn usable fabric from an existing garment into a practical accessory with a clean, considered finish.
- Upcycling concept review
- Uses available fabric where suitable
- Supplementary materials quoted separately
- Final finish reviewed at collection