Remodelling Garments with Care
Every project begins with a close review of the garment, its construction, and the condition of the fabric. That first assessment helps define what can be altered, what can be reused, and where the material places limits on the final result.
For redesign work, the concept is discussed before anything begins. The scope is set from the garment itself, and the quote follows the review so the work stays realistic and clear from the start.
Built around assessment, approval, and practical reuse
Altered Attire reshapes existing clothing into pieces that fit better, wear longer, and make better use of the fabric already in hand.
Our work includes remodelling dresses and skirts, restyling shirts and jackets, updating the fit of vintage pieces, and turning usable fabric into accessories. Each project is shaped by the original garment rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all approach.
A fit or finish review is part of the process at collection, so the final check can be made before the garment leaves the workshop. This helps confirm the result against the approved concept and the limits of the material.