About TailorCraft Studio

A fitting-led studio for special occasions

We focus on bridal and occasionwear alterations shaped around the garment, the fabric, and your event date.

Bridal alterations with careful fitting

TailorCraft Studio works by appointment in Leaburu, with a clear process that starts with a garment review and a fitting. We assess the construction, discuss the requested changes, and outline the work before anything begins.

Our approach is practical and precise, with staged fittings for bridal gowns and occasion dresses when needed. We aim to keep each alteration plan clear, realistic, and aligned with the time available before your event.

What matters here

The values behind the studio

From the first appointment to the final check, the studio is built around careful alteration work for important garments.

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Clear communication

We explain the requested alterations clearly and confirm the scope before work moves ahead, so you know what is being adjusted and why.

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Measured planning

Each garment is assessed on its own construction and condition, which helps shape a realistic fitting plan and deadline.

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Specialist alterations

Bridal gowns, occasion dresses, hems, trains, bodices, straps, and fastenings are handled through a fitting-led alteration process.

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Final presentation

We include a fit check at collection and share care and pressing notes so the garment is ready for the occasion.

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How we work

A clear fitting process helps keep bridal and occasionwear alterations organised from the first appointment to collection.

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Start with the event date

The process begins with your event date, garment type, and the changes you want to discuss.

Written scope

Review the garment

We review the fabric and construction at fitting, then prepare a written alteration scope and timeline.

Final fit check

Fit, adjust, and collect

Approved alterations are completed with intermediate and final fittings before collection.

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