What People Ask

We begin with a consultation — in person or remote — where we discuss what you want, when you need it, and how you want to feel wearing it. From there we take measurements, walk you through fabric and style options, and draft your pattern. Construction follows, with a fitting arranged before the final finish. The whole process is careful and unhurried.

The timeline depends on the complexity of the garment and our current workload. We give you an honest turnaround estimate at consultation. Rush orders are discussed case by case — we will always tell you what is genuinely possible rather than promise a date we cannot keep.

Yes. Our ready-to-wear pieces are available without a fitting appointment. We guide you through sizing and can arrange an exchange if a piece does not fit as expected. We are always available to advise on which size and silhouette will work best for your measurements.

We do. Our bespoke and ready-to-wear work covers menswear — agbadas, suits, native wears, casual pieces — and womenswear including occasion dresses, co-ord sets, aso-ebi, and everyday styles. Both sides of the wardrobe receive the same standard of care.

All of them. We design for weddings and owambe, for boardrooms and business meetings, for pre-wedding shoots, for the weekend, and for the everyday wardrobe that just makes you feel good. If you wear it outside the house, we can probably help.

Yes. Many clients come with aso-ebi fabric or a material they have chosen and want made into something specific. We assess the fabric, advise on the best construction approach, and work from there. Bring what you have and we will tell you what is possible.

Send us a message through the contact page. Tell us what you are looking for — even a rough idea is enough to start a conversation. We reply promptly and take it from there at a pace that suits you.