Upcycling gives your existing clothes a second life with updated structure, refreshed proportions, or reworked panels. This can mean reshaping silhouettes, rebuilding worn areas, adding patchwork, updating hardware, or transforming damaged pieces into something entirely new. Each project focuses on keeping the original fabric in rotation while giving it a more wearable, intentional feel.

Tailoring restores functionality and comfort so your clothes fit the way they should. Hems are adjusted, seams are reinforced, areas of wear are strengthened, and damaged sections are repaired using methods that blend durability with thoughtful craftsmanship. The goal is a garment that feels better, fits better, and lasts longer — without compromising its original character.

Embroidery adds subtle, meaningful details that make a piece uniquely yours. Initials, dates, hand-drawn line art, and small motifs can be incorporated into collars, pockets, sleeves, hems, and inside panels. Each stitch is done by hand and placed with intention, lending a personal touch that stays understated and timeless.

For those who want something completely their own, I also create one-of-a-kind pieces using reclaimed fabrics. Jackets, tops, overshirts, vests, and patchwork designs are cut, constructed, and finished in the studio. These pieces are built with sturdiness and style at the forefront — the kind of clothing that stands out without trying too hard.