Showing posts with label vancouver bc seamstress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vancouver bc seamstress. Show all posts

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Navy Blazers Are Making A Comeback!

Actually, that's not true. They never even left us. Not once. Like jeans, they will never go away. Never.  Ever. Do you have one of these navy closet staples?

Everybody, this is Ana. She's just awesome. Aside from being so pleasant and vivacious, she also has impeccable style in clothing. She knows what works with her body and what doesn't. She knows exactly what flatters her curves and what hides them. She also knows what garment is worth investing in and what's not. When you put all that knowledge together, what do you get?

Ana in a luxurious silk-lined cashmere blazer:







We provided the pillowy soft cashmere for this project and Ana brought in her own colourful silk lining. Together with Ana's ideas and our seamstresses' knowledge and skills, we were able to produce this flattering and eternally stylish plush navy blazer.

We really had fun working with you, Ana! And thanks for the hug! Haha ;)



Thursday, October 18, 2012

What Do You Get When You Cut A Dress In Half?














































Beaded Floral Skirt. Another one of our creations :)

Monday, July 4, 2011

Our Seamstresses Sew And Can Kind Of Draw...

I must admit. Drawing is not one of our fortés.

It made me chuckle when our seamstress produced her interpretation of a blouse that one of our customers requested. However terrible it is, the technical drawing served its purpose, which was to illustrate all the details on the said blouse.

The blouse to be made was actually based on a sample with only a minor change to the hem.

Our blouse:



Customer's sample:





Monday, June 13, 2011

Not All That Glitters Is Gold. It's The Craftsmanship and Attention That Goes In That Makes It Gold!

Ever seen a shirt that BLINGS?

No?

Scroll down and see.

Sample shirt

Finished product




We had a request recently from a nice lady who was looking to get a super-bling costume made based on a shirt that she already owned.

I'm not going to lie. It was incredibly difficult for our seamstress to produce such a peculiar piece. The style was not straight forward and the stretchy sequin material made it 10 times more difficult to make.

But guess what? Our crazy talented seamstress made it anyways. She's one of those people who I love giving great big hugs to because she's like Rumpelstiltskin who can make gold out of straw, except she's not really a gnome and isn't evil. Best of all, she's real.