Services & Pricing

Does that one pair of pants just feel off? Have an old suit collecting dust? Did a “final sale” show up and look nothing like the photo? Does your kid never stop growing? Whatever it may be, there’s a tailor for that…

Book Appointment

Focuses

I aim to provide an experience where my clients leave with perfect fits and more knowledge about their wardrobe than they had before. I also seek to provide something that adds a little more luxury into my clients’ everyday lives. By slowing down my process, I can achieve the utmost focus and care when working with your pieces, no matter what they are. In a world with non-stop marketing, 3-second-trends, and landfills full of textile waste, even one hem can make a difference.

  • Original and couture finishing are techniques I employ to ensure the longevity of garments. Using a mixture of machine and hand-sewing, every piece that comes under my presser-foot leaves the workshop looking as though nothing was ever done. I replicate the exact conditions a garment was made in — everything from stitch length to thread composition.

  • Every garment that gets trimmed or cut also gets recycled for future use. When your dress gets hemmed, the excess textile may become a facing or a pocket square in the future. Always use the whole animal.

  • (Almost) No garment is too old or tattered to become something new and beautiful again. I have turned bags into journals covers, poofy 80s wedding gowns into dressing robes, and so much more. Even if you love a piece but hate the stitching, that can be changed, too.

  • In the case of heirlooms, cherished pieces, even stuffed animals, restoration is possible, too. Creative problem solving is one of my biggest strengths. With the exclusion of chemical preservation, I can make a myriad of garments look brand new.

5 for $100 trouser hems on the 11th of every month

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3 for $120 dress hems on the 28th of every month |

5 for $100 trouser hems on the 11th of every month | 3 for $120 dress hems on the 28th of every month |

Pricing 

$1000-$1500

Wardrobe Rehab

Wardrobe Rehab is a comprehensive 4-6 week styling course that’s designed to completely revitalize and declutter your wardrobe.

When you’re feeling overwhelmed by your closet, don’t feel confident in what you wear, or you’re looking to “rebrand,” this service achieves your goals in their entirety.

4 Week courses do not include remaking/repurposing or pattern replication, and the additional 2 weeks accounts for the time spent working on those elements of the package. Expect to meet twice a week. Some sessions may take place over video call, and some are required to be in person. 4 week packages also only have 2 payment installments instead of 3.

Deliverables:

  • Capsule collection

  • Wardrobe sorting & decluttering

  • Closet organization

  • Remaking & repurposing old pieces (6 week)

  • Alterations on existing pieces

  • Pattern Copying on old favorites (6 week)

  • Personal shopping and styling

  • Personal styling book

  • Referrals to hair stylists, dry cleaners, cobblers, watch ADs, and 20% discounts on alterations for 1 year after service

  • Initial meeting:

    • Go over intake form

    • Discuss your goals and inspirations

    • Obtain measurements

    • Body type + color analysis

  • Receive mood board by end of week 1

    • Make any necessary edits + finalize

  • First payment installment

Week 1

  • Receive tailored pieces

  • Choose pieces to rework or repurpose

  • Choose pieces to pattern copy

  • Attend shopping appointments with local boutiques and in Miami’s Design District

  • Make adjustments to any pieces purchased (if necessary)

  • Second Payment installment

Week 3

Week 5

  • Closet organization

  • Receive any remaining tailored items

  • Week 2 Check-in

    • add to and edit mood board

    • Revise and discuss any changes to goals

  • Sort & declutter

  • Choose pieces to tailor

  • Choose pieces to re-work/re-purpose

  • Choose pieces to pattern copy

  • Begin online sourcing

Week 2

  • Week 4 check-in

    • Add to and edit mood board

    • Revise and discuss any changes to goals

  • Receive any pieces sourced online

  • Make adjustments to any pieces purchased online (if necessary)

  • Partial capsule presentation

  • Referrals

Week 4

Week 6

  • Final capsule presentation

  • Receive any pattern replicas or custom items

  • Receive styling book

  • Final payment installment

Schedule Consultation

Custom Design

  • 01 - the board

    Using your inspirations, a mood board is created to gather all of those ideas in one place. Using these images, we will work together to create a color story and a textile profile.

  • 02 - the illustration

    Once the elements of your design have been decided upon and a color story and textile profile have been developed, and illustration is done to visually render your piece with textile sampled included.

  • 03 - the textile

    By far the most entertaining part, textile sourcing is completed either with or without the client present. I always recommend that my clients attend sourcing to truly get a feel for what feels good on skin.

  • 04 - the pattern

    The most technical part of the process, an initial draft of the pattern is created according to the measurements gathered. Patterning may be done using draping in addition to flat drafting.

  • 05 - the toile

    The toile is created using lightweight muslin or cotton. This is the preliminary sample that the client will try on, at which point any adjustments will be made and applied to the final draft of the pattern.

  • 06 - the construction

    The final construction of your piece with all of its adjustments and elements applied. Adhering to a strict code, I go above and beyond an industry standard by using couture techniques. This is a combination of machine work and hand-work.

  • 07 - the fitting

    The final presentation of your piece. Clients will try on and receive their piece, as well as a personalized design book documenting each step of the process. Clients will also enjoy a lifetime guarantee of tailoring on their piece at no additional charge.

Details

What to expect from the custom design process

  • 6-8 week turnaround, and in some cases, depending on the complexity of design, it could take up to 12 weeks. Sometimes additional time is needed depending on where a textile or piece of hardware is sourced from.

  • Anywhere from 3-5 fittings can be expected, again, depending on complexity of design.

Deliverables:

  • 3-5 fittings

  • Textile sourcing

  • Fully bespoke pattern

  • A toile and an initial sample made with a similar textile to the final piece

  • A design book including:

    • Care instructions

    • Additional hardware

    • Swatches

    • Color story

    • Mood board

    • Technical flats and fashion illustration

    • Progress photos

    • Fashion photography of their final piece

  • A personalized cotton garment bag to protect your piece

  • Your final piece

  • Lifetime guarantee of alterations of your piece, on the house

Schedule Consultation

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