An in-store consultation session with a designer is the best way to shop! In the constantly evolving fashion world, fabrics change faster than the seasons and we have hundreds of options to choose from. As a result, we don’t have an online catalogue.

Follow us on Instagram or Facebook to check out some examples of our custom creations. And definitely contact us if you have a specific color or style in mind!

Your consultation is scheduled in-house with a personal designer because we’ll be discussing all of your fabric choices (don’t worry—we’ll guide you through the hundreds of swatches) and styling, taking your exact measurements, and creating a bespoke pattern just for you. Consider this a great opportunity to make Fremont a destination trip!

We don’t consider bespoke clothing to be a “luxury”— we think everyone deserves to wear clothes that fit! So, even if you’re not the type who wears daily suits, bespoke clothing is a great option for building out your wardrobe with shirts (dress, casual, and formal), slacks, sports coats, and even that outfit you pull out whenever you have that special occasion.

No worries! We think that you’re perfect exactly as you are. You shouldn’t have to change in order to fit your clothes. We’ll ensure that your garments are tailored precisely to you before you leave the store.

Our process is unique because every factor is customized just for you. The two main contributing factors for pricing are the cost per yard of your chosen fabrics and the yardage of fabric needed to make your garment. After you’re measured, we calculate the necessary yardage to quote an exact price for your garment.

Bespoke tailoring is the process of creating a garment entirely from scratch, tailored to your specific measurements and personal preferences. You get to choose every aspect of the garment, including fabric, cut, details, and styling. The garment is crafted from a blank slate with no pre-existing patterns.

Made-to-measure tailoring involves modifying a pre-existing pattern based on a client's measurements and preferences. While a client can choose from various fabrics and styles, the level of customization is less extensive than bespoke. Adjustments are made to a standard pattern. These garments are often partially machine-made, with some elements finished by hand.