About TailorCrafted

A studio for thoughtful garment remodelling

TailorCrafted reshapes clothing with careful alterations, considered redesign, and practical upcycling. Every project begins with the garment itself, so the result respects its fabric, structure, and character.

Garments with a second life

We work with dresses, skirts, shirts, jackets, and vintage pieces that deserve a better fit or a fresh direction. From the first inquiry to the final collection, each step is handled with clear communication and a realistic view of what the garment can become.

Our studio is appointment-led in Artigues-près-Bordeaux, with projects quoted after inspection and design review. That approach helps us plan the work properly, confirm materials where possible, and keep each remake aligned with the original piece.

2017Founded

Remodelling and upcyclingProject focus

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Our story

How we approach every project

Our process is built around inspection, consultation, and approval. That keeps redesign work practical, especially when fabric, seam allowances, or construction limit the options.

10 to 20 business daysTurnaround range

20 to 60 minutesAppointment length

Clear assessment

We start by reviewing the garment and discussing the fit, structure, and design goals. This makes it possible to define a sensible scope before any work begins.

Design with purpose

For remodelling projects, we present a concept review and quote after the material assessment. If supplementary materials are needed, they are quoted separately and confirmed before additional work.

Careful finishing

At collection, the garment is checked again so any small finishing adjustments can be handled carefully without changing the agreed design.

What we value

Values that guide the studio

Our work is shaped by realism, careful craft, and respect for clothing that already has a story. That is why the process is transparent and the design choices stay close to the garment's potential.

Inspection first

We begin with a garment review, then shape the work around what the fabric and construction can realistically support. That keeps the process grounded from the start.

Approval matters

Design approval comes before additional work, so the finished piece follows a clear direction. This is especially important when a redesign depends on the existing material.

Material awareness

Where available, we match original thread and trim to preserve the garment's character. If exact materials are not available, we discuss the options before proceeding.

Final review

We finish with a final review at collection, checking the fit or finish and handling small adjustments with care. The result is a garment that feels considered from start to finish.