Around the workroom

Thread, patterns and steady hands.

A good fit comes down to preparation long before the first seam is ever sewn. Here is a look at our threads, patterns, tools and the hand work our cutters and finishers do every week.

Wooden shelves of ribbon and thread spools. — Ribbon and thread spools, matched to the cloth before a commission begins.

Hands hand-sewing pink fabric beside scissors. — Hand sewing at the bench, where linings and hems are felled one stitch at a time.

Brown paper patterns hanging on a rack. — Paper patterns on the rack, one kept for every client we cut for.

Hands guiding cloth under a sewing machine needle. — Straight machine seams that hold their line through years of wear.

Orange thread, a tape measure, pins and scissors on a white table. — A typical alterations bench for our Center City finishers.

Hands smoothing a length of white cloth. — Cloth smoothed flat by hand before it is chalked and cut.

A hand wearing a leather sewing palm. — A leather sewing palm, kept close for heavy coat and canvas work.

A pinstripe dress form with a tape measure. — Each dress form is padded to a client's measurements before fitting starts.

A button closure at the back of a dress neckline. — A back-neck button closure, finished by hand on a long bridal day.

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Thread, patterns and steady hands.

Fit, fabric and wardrobe-care tips.