2018
The workshop began with a simple idea: keep good garments in use for longer by improving fit and reworking what already exists.
We remodel, alter, and upcycle clothing with careful attention to fabric, fit, and original character. Every project begins with a clear review of what the garment can realistically become.


Tailor & Fit works with pieces that deserve more than a quick fix. From vintage favorites to sentimental garments, we assess the material, discuss the design direction, and shape each project around what the fabric can support.
Our approach is practical and creative at the same time. We focus on fit updates, redesign concepts, and thoughtful reuse so the finished piece feels wearable, distinctive, and true to its original story.
Our process has grown around real garments, real limitations, and the value of making thoughtful changes instead of replacing what already works.
The workshop began with a simple idea: keep good garments in use for longer by improving fit and reworking what already exists.
As the work developed, the focus expanded to redesign consultations, remodelling projects, and upcycling ideas that make the most of available fabric.
Today, each project moves through a careful review, a clear concept, and a final fit check before collection.


We combine tailoring discipline with a reuse mindset, so each garment is handled with care, clarity, and respect for its materials.
We start with the garment itself, checking construction, fabric condition, and the requested change before any final quote is given. That keeps expectations clear from the beginning.
Whenever possible, we reuse original material and preserve the strongest parts of the garment. If extra materials are needed, they are discussed and quoted separately.
Fit matters, but it depends on seam allowances, construction, and the limits of the garment. We check the result again at collection and handle small final adjustments with care.
Every redesign is approved before work begins, so the concept stays practical and realistic. That includes vintage updates, restyling, and upcycling projects that suit the original piece.
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