What we can help with
Jeans and trousers
Bring worn crotch areas, knees and pockets for inspection. Stitching, reinforcement or a patch may help where the surrounding fabric is sound enough.
Shirts, dresses and underarms
We assess torn seams and damaged fabric separately. The repair method depends on where the damage is and how much strain the area carries.
Jumpers and jackets
Ask about holes, worn elbows, lining and edges. We discuss visible reinforcement where an unobtrusive finish is not practical.
Buttons, zips and pockets
Fastenings and pocket linings can often be repaired independently of the rest of the garment. Bring any spare components you would like us to use.
How much does it cost?
Damage size, fabric strength, access to the area and replacement materials affect repair pricing.
We assess the item and explain the price before you leave it with us. If you are comparing options, bring the garment in for a quote based on the actual work required.
Your questions
Will a repair be invisible?
Not necessarily. We explain the likely visibility of stitching or patches before you decide.
Is an old garment worth repairing?
We can explain the work involved and the condition of the surrounding fabric so you can weigh the quote against its value to you.
How long will the work take?
Timing depends on the item, work involved and current workload. Tell us your deadline when you enquire; the shop will confirm availability and any express surcharge before you proceed.