Wedding Dress Alterations
A gown bought off the rail is a starting point, not a finished garment. We take in, let out, re-cup, re-hem, re-bone and re-balance — and we rebuild inherited gowns so a mother's or grandmother's dress can be worn again without looking borrowed.
Lead time — Six to ten weeks, depending on the work.What's included
- Full fit assessment
- Bodice & side-seam reshaping
- Cup & internal corsetry rebuild
- Hem, train & bustle work
- Strap, sleeve & neckline changes
- Heirloom restoration & re-lining
How it runs
We begin with a video call, then a measurement appointment — in the Windhoek atelier, or with a seamstress near you whom we brief directly. Nothing is guessed and nothing is self-measured.
From there you're shown the work in progress at every stage, and you approve fabric, fit and finish before the gown is pressed, boxed and couriered insured to your address.
By city
Wedding Dress Alterations near you
- Cape TownWestern Cape
- JohannesburgGauteng
- PretoriaGauteng
- DurbanKwaZulu-Natal
- Port ElizabethEastern Cape
- BloemfonteinFree State
- East LondonEastern Cape
- StellenboschWestern Cape
- FranschhoekWestern Cape
- PaarlWestern Cape
- Somerset WestWestern Cape
- HermanusWestern Cape
- GeorgeWestern Cape
- KnysnaWestern Cape
- SandtonGauteng
- MidrandGauteng
- CenturionGauteng
- UmhlangaKwaZulu-Natal
- BallitoKwaZulu-Natal
- PietermaritzburgKwaZulu-Natal
- NelspruitMpumalanga
- PolokwaneLimpopo
- RustenburgNorth West
- PotchefstroomNorth West
- KimberleyNorthern Cape
- ClarensFree State
- ParysFree State
- Plettenberg BayWestern Cape
