What to Expect at Your Fitting
Every project begins with an inspection of the garment’s construction, fabric, and current fit. That first review helps define what can be adjusted, how the seams will be worked, and what level of change is realistic before any final quote is confirmed.
For bridal gowns, we often plan a staged process that may include an initial fitting, one or more adjustment appointments, and a final fitting close to the event. Hem and train adjustment, bodice and strap refitting, and bustle or fastening changes are all assessed with the dress on the body so the work follows the garment’s structure.
Clear planning, careful adjustments, and a final check before collection.
Bridal and occasionwear alterations are handled by appointment, with each stage shaped around the garment, the fabric, and your event date.
Occasionwear alterations are approached in the same careful way. We review the dress, discuss the requested changes, and confirm the scope in writing before additional work begins. If a material needs to be replaced, matching availability is checked before anything is promised.
At collection, a final fit check is completed and care and pressing notes are provided so the garment is ready for the next step in your event preparations. Completion timing depends on the fitting plan, the construction of the piece, and the materials required for the alteration.