Prices are quoted after we assess the garment, its construction, fabric condition, and the fit changes requested. This keeps the quote aligned with the actual work needed.
Pricing Built Around Your Garment
We price each alteration or redesign after reviewing the garment, its condition, and the requested changes. That way, your quote reflects the real work involved.


Choose your garment project
Every piece is assessed first, then quoted with clear scope and a starting price in PKR.
Pricing Questions
Every garment is different, so pricing is based on inspection, design scope, and the work required to achieve the agreed result.
Yes. We review customer-supplied garments and materials before work begins. If extra materials are needed, those items are quoted separately.
A 30 percent deposit is required after concept approval. The remaining balance is settled when the finished garment is collected.
Turnaround usually depends on the project scope and workshop schedule. Many redesign projects are completed within 10 to 20 business days after approval.
Choose your garment project
Every piece is assessed first, then quoted with clear scope and a starting price in PKR.
Garment Redesign Consultation
Discuss ideas, fabric condition, and possible remake directions before approval.
- In-person garment assessment
- Redesign direction review
- Scope and quote guidance
- Concept approval before work
Dress and Skirt Remodelling
Refresh dresses or skirts with shape, length, and style changes suited to the fabric.
- Fit and shape adjustments
- Length and style changes
- Material condition checked first
- Final review at collection
Shirt and Jacket Restyling
Update shirts or jackets with a cleaner shape, new details, or a more current look.
- Restyling concept review
- Seam and panel changes
- Original trims matched where available
- Approval before remodelling
Vintage Garment Fit Update
Careful fit adjustments for vintage pieces, with attention to the garment’s structure.
- Fit checked on the garment
- Construction limitations reviewed
- Seam allowances assessed
- Small finishing adjustments included
Fabric-Reuse Accessory Project
Turn usable fabric into a practical accessory with a fresh purpose and reduced waste.
- Uses salvaged garment fabric
- Accessory concept discussion
- Materials reviewed before quote
- Upcycling-focused finish