Suits, gowns, uniforms, and everyday garments — each one fitted, finished, and pressed by hand. A few of our favorites from the last year.
Sleeve length, sides, and waist — taken from off-the-rack to fitted in one round.
See TailoringBlack-tie tuxedo prepped for a black-tie wedding. Cuffs, sleeves, and waist.
See Bridal AlterationsFrench bustle, bodice take-in, and lace hem on a vintage silk gown.
See Bridal AlterationsDress uniform pressed to inspection standard, with brass and ribbons handled by hand.
See PressingHem, take-in at sides, and lining repair on a silk crepe dress.
See TailoringReady-to-wear stack — shirts pressed, slacks creased, every order inspected.
See Dry CleaningThree-fitting build for a custom bustle and beaded hem rework.
See Bridal AlterationsMarks down before pinning a jacket — every stitch starts here.
See TailoringDepartment patches, name tape, and chevrons sewn on a duty uniform.
See TailoringFloor-length hem, strap shortening, and bust adjustment for a senior prom.
See Bridal AlterationsFinal steam on a wool coat before bagging and going home.
See PressingVest, jacket, and trousers — a full three-piece taken in for the groom.
See TailoringPhotos shown are representative of the kinds of work we do every week. We're happy to show in-shop examples relevant to your garment at your fitting.
Bring your toughest garment by — we'll show you what's possible.