A quiet space where clothing is mended, altered, and crafted with care. We work with natural fabrics, traditional techniques, and a respect for the garments that accompany you through life.
In our studio, each garment receives individual attention. We believe in slow craftsmanship, where time is taken to understand the fabric, the construction, and the purpose of each piece. Our approach is methodical and respectful, honoring both the material and the person who will wear it.
We work with a range of natural fibers—cotton, linen, wool, silk—and understand how each responds to needle and thread. Our tools are simple and well-maintained, our techniques are time-tested, and our focus is on creating work that endures.
Garments made to your measurements, using patterns that can be adjusted to your preferences. We work with you to select fabrics and discuss details before cutting begins.
Adjustments to existing clothing—taking in or letting out seams, shortening or lengthening hems, modifying sleeves or collars. Each alteration is planned carefully to preserve the garment's original character.
We take measurements and discuss how you want your clothing to fit. This conversation helps ensure that alterations or new pieces align with your comfort and style.
When garments are torn, worn, or need reinforcement, we assess the damage and determine the most appropriate repair method. Some repairs are visible and become part of the garment's history; others are nearly invisible, restoring the piece to its previous state.
We handle various types of damage: seam failures, holes in fabric, loose buttons, broken zippers, worn hems, and areas that need reinforcement. The approach depends on the fabric, the location of the damage, and your preferences.
We work primarily with natural fibers and appreciate their unique qualities. Each fabric has its own character, drape, and care requirements.
Versatile and breathable, suitable for everyday garments and structured pieces.
Cool and durable, with a natural texture that softens over time.
Warm and resilient, excellent for outerwear and tailored garments.
Delicate and smooth, requiring careful handling and precise techniques.
We discuss what you need—whether it's an alteration, repair, or new garment. You bring the item to the studio, and we examine it together.
We look at the construction, fabric, and current fit. For alterations, we may ask you to try on the garment so we can mark adjustments.
Using appropriate threads and techniques, we make the necessary changes. Each step is done carefully, with attention to detail.
When the work is finished, we check the result. You can try on the garment to ensure it meets your expectations before taking it home.
Proper care extends the life of clothing. We can provide guidance on how to maintain your garments, including storage recommendations, cleaning methods, and minor maintenance you can do at home.
For natural fibers, gentle washing and proper storage help preserve their qualities. We can discuss specific care for the fabrics in your wardrobe and suggest practices that align with your lifestyle.
Every stitch is placed with intention. We combine traditional techniques with careful attention to detail, ensuring that each garment receives the care it deserves. Our work reflects a commitment to quality and respect for the materials we handle.
We take pride in our methodical approach, where time is an ally rather than an enemy. This philosophy allows us to create work that endures and repairs that restore garments to their full potential.
We use threads and materials that match the original garment, ensuring repairs and alterations blend seamlessly.
Each piece receives individual attention, with techniques chosen specifically for the fabric and construction.
Our methods are time-tested and carefully applied, respecting both the garment's history and its future use.
We welcome you to bring your garments to our studio. Whether you need alterations, repairs, or wish to discuss a custom piece, we're here to help.
Our atelier is a calm space where we can examine your garments together and discuss the best approach for your needs.
