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Tailoring & alterations

Atelier on Clement

A little change. A better fit.

Craft, care and a personal introduction. An airy layout for a service business.

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Hands cutting a piece of fabric with tailoring scissors — illustrative stock photograph
Clothing & craftIllustrative photography

Care for the things you keep.

Start with what you need. Confirm the work, timing and estimate directly with the team.

Clothing alterations

A hem, sleeve or fit that needs adjusting? Describe the garment and the change you have in mind.

Before you bring it in

Bring the garment and, for a hem, the shoes you plan to wear.

Plan a visit

Garment repairs

A loose seam, damaged fastening or worn area may be worth discussing before replacing the piece.

Before you bring it in

Point out the damage and bring any loose buttons or matching fabric.

Plan a repair

Start with a conversation.

No guesswork about what happens next.

  1. Describe what you need

    Explain the item, the problem and the result you have in mind.

  2. Confirm the details

    Ask about the estimate, timing and anything to bring along.

  3. Arrange your visit

    Check opening hours and whether you need an appointment.

Visit & contact

A good place
to start.

Your address, contact details and a clear next step, all in one place.

Add your confirmed opening hours here.

Make a note for your visit

A handy note for your call or visit. Nothing is sent or booked here.

How much will the work cost?

The item, material and work involved affect the estimate. Ask the team to confirm a price before you go ahead.

Can I bring it in today?

Call first to check opening hours, availability and whether an appointment is needed. This preview does not show live availability.

What if I’m not sure it can be repaired?

Describe the condition and material. Ask whether the team needs to see it before advising on the options.