We remodel, alter, and upcycle clothing with careful attention to fit, fabric, and the original character of each piece.
See how our tailoring and upcycling work fits different garments, goals, and material conditions.
Ideal for vintage clothing owners who want a better fit without losing the character of the original piece.
Ideal for garments with personal value that need a careful, practical redesign.
Ideal for sustainability minded customers who want to extend the life of clothing instead of replacing it.
Ideal for turning leftover fabric into a new piece when the material is still suitable for reuse.
From fit updates to full redesigns, our work is shaped by the fabric, the construction, and the story behind each garment.
We review the garment, discuss the fit or redesign goal, and confirm the concept before work begins. That keeps the project clear from the start.
Old garments can be remade into updated pieces or accessories when the fabric and construction allow it. We plan the reuse carefully.
Where available, we match original thread and trim to keep the finish consistent. If exact materials are not available, we explain the options first.
We inspect the garment before giving a quote, so the price and timeline reflect the actual project scope instead of a guess.
Clients come to us with everyday alterations, vintage pieces, and garments that deserve a second life.
The tailor checked the garment on me, explained which seams would be adjusted, and confirmed the price before starting.
They reused the strongest parts of my garment and clearly explained the fabric limits before I approved the work.
After inspecting the fabric and construction, they gave me a realistic completion date and let me know when it was ready to try on.
Read how clients approached alterations, redesigns, and fit updates, then send us your own garment for review.
Tell us about your garment, your idea, and the result you want. We will review the fabric and construction before confirming the next step.
Clear answers about consultations, quotes, timing, and what we can assess before work begins.
We begin with a garment and material review, then discuss the redesign or alteration options that suit the construction and fabric.
No. Pricing is confirmed after inspection, because the final scope depends on the garment condition, seam allowances, and requested fit.
We accept repair and redesign projects in Batumi, and bookings can be made by phone, email, contact form, or workshop visit.
Turnaround is usually 10 to 20 business days for redesign projects, after the concept is approved and the scope is confirmed.
We can review customer-supplied materials, and matching thread, zippers, lining, buttons, or trim is used only when availability is confirmed.
If you do not see your project listed here, send us a message with a few photos and a short description. We will let you know what can be done after review.
Ask a QuestionOur workshop is in Batumi and accepts repair and redesign projects by appointment or visit during opening hours. Please contact us first if you want to discuss your garment before coming in.
