Started with careful alterations
Tailor's Touch was founded in 2017 by Ayesha Khan to offer practical tailoring that respects the original garment. The work is guided by fit, structure, and the condition of the fabric.
We remodel and alter garments with careful attention to fabric, fit, and reuse. Every project begins with a proper assessment so the result stays practical and realistic.
Tailor's Touch focuses on tailoring and clothing alterations with a strong emphasis on garment remodelling and upcycling. We work on pieces that need a better fit, a fresh shape, or a new purpose.
From redesign consultations to fit updates and fabric-reuse accessory projects, our work is guided by the garment itself. We review construction, condition, and available material before any approval.
Our studio grew from a simple idea: make garments last longer by reshaping them well. Today we handle alterations and redesigns with the same measured process.
Tailor's Touch was founded in 2017 by Ayesha Khan to offer practical tailoring that respects the original garment. The work is guided by fit, structure, and the condition of the fabric.
Over time, the studio developed a stronger focus on remodelling and upcycling for clients who want to keep meaningful clothing in use. That includes dresses, skirts, shirts, jackets, and selected accessory projects.
Clients come to us for clear assessments, realistic timelines, and a process that explains what can be done before work begins. We believe a good result starts with honest inspection and thoughtful approval.
Our process is designed for clients who want thoughtful alterations, realistic guidance, and remodelling work that stays true to the garment.
We begin with a fitting or garment review, then assess seams, fabric, and construction before suggesting the next step. That keeps the work grounded in what the piece can realistically support.
Remodelling is planned around the existing garment, with attention to usable fabric and original details. Where available, we match thread and trim, but only after confirming materials.
For redesign projects, we share the concept, scope, and quote before any work proceeds. If additional work becomes necessary, it is approved first so the project stays clear.
Some garments carry memories as well as fabric. We handle those pieces carefully, aiming to preserve what matters while giving the item a new and usable form.
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