Q: Do I need to book an appointment for suit alterations? A: No booking is required. You’re welcome to walk in, as long as you bring the same shirt and shoes you’ll be wearing with the suit to ensure the best fit. Q: How long do suit alterations take? A: Standard suit alterations typically take 1–2 weeks. Express services may be available upon request. Q: What alterations can be done on a suit? A: Common alterations include hemming trousers, taking in or letting out the waist, tapering legs, adjusting sleeves, and tailoring the jacket for a better fit. Q: How much do suit alterations cost? A: Prices vary depending on the work needed. Once we see the suit in person, we can assess the job properly and are often able to offer a better, more accurate deal. Q: Should I bring anything to my fitting? A: Yes, please bring the shirt and shoes you plan to wear with the suit to ensure the most accurate fit. Q: How many fittings will I need? A: Most suit alterations require 1–2 fittings.

Q: When should I start wedding dress alterations? A: We recommend starting your alterations 8–12 weeks before your wedding date. If you’ve found your dress well in advance, you’re welcome to book a free consultation to plan ahead and discuss any alterations that may be needed. Q: How many fittings are required? A: Usually 3-5 fittings to achieve the perfect fit. Q: What alterations are commonly done? A: Common changes include hemming, taking in or letting out the bodice, adjusting straps or sleeves, adding bustles, and custom modifications. Q: How long do alterations take? A: Wedding dress alterations typically take 4–8 weeks depending on the complexity. Q: What should I bring to my fitting? A: Bring your wedding shoes, undergarments, and any accessories (veil, shapewear) you plan to wear. Q: How much do wedding dress alterations cost? A: Costs vary widely based on the design and detail of the dress. We don’t charge a flat fee like some bridal shops—each job is individually assessed by our tailor to ensure fair and accurate pricing. We’re also unable to provide quotes based on photos taken at your dress trial, as it’s important for us to assess the construction of the dress, the finishing, and how it can be tailored to best flatter the bride’s shape. After seeing the dress in person, we can properly evaluate the work needed and often offer a better, more tailored deal.