No. We inspect the garment, fabric, construction, and requested fit first, then prepare a quote based on what the project requires.
Pricing for Remodelling and Upcycling
Every project starts with an assessment of the fabric, construction, and desired result. We then prepare a quote that matches the work involved.


Pricing Questions
Our pricing is based on the garment itself, not a fixed menu. That keeps each quote realistic for remodelling, alterations, and upcycling.
A 30 percent deposit is required after concept approval for redesign projects. The remaining balance is due at collection unless agreed otherwise.
Yes. If you provide your own garment or materials, we review them first to confirm whether they suit the planned work.
Most redesign projects are completed within 10 to 20 business days, depending on the garment, the construction, and workshop capacity.
Pricing for redesign and upcycling
Every piece is assessed first, then quoted based on fabric, construction, and the work needed.
Pricing for redesign and upcycling
Every piece is assessed first, then quoted based on fabric, construction, and the work needed.
Garment Redesign Consultation
A focused review of your garment, ideas, and possible redesign directions before work is quoted.
- Garment and material review
- Redesign direction discussion
- Scope guidance before quoting
- Suitable for one item
Dress and Skirt Remodelling
Reshape a dress or skirt to better suit your style, fit goals, and the garment’s existing structure.
- Fit and shape adjustments
- Style update options
- Assessment before final quote
- Fit check at collection
Shirt and Jacket Restyling
Refresh shirts and jackets with practical redesign changes that keep the garment wearable and current.
- Restyling based on garment condition
- Construction-aware redesign
- Approval before extra work
- Collection-time fit review
Vintage-Garment Fit Update
Adjust the fit of vintage pieces with care for their age, fabric limits, and original construction.
- Fit update for older garments
- Condition-based assessment
- Work matched to seam allowances
- Final fitting at collection
Fabric-Reuse Accessory Project
Turn usable fabric from an existing garment into a practical accessory with a fresh second life.
- Uses recovered fabric where suitable
- Accessory concept planning
- Material limits reviewed first
- Approval before production