Custom Order Fee

This is the additional fee for people who would like to have a garment made to their specific measurements (made to measure). 

Please click here for a guide on the difference between made-to-measure and made-to-order. 

Please note that most of our pieces are loose and boxy in fit by design, and the existing general sizes have range in fit. Please take time to read the sizing guidance, to ensure that you do require this service, as it may be that one of our general sizes would suit. For sizing guidance, please click here.

Due to the extra time taken to adjust a pattern to fit your measurements specifically,  we charge a set fee of £35 on top of the cost of the item you are purchasing. 

Please add the piece(s) you would like to purchase into your basket, and add a Custom Order Fee to your basket (one per piece that you would like to have made-to-measure). 

In the notes section, when you are completing your order, please provide the measurements detailed below for us to work from. We will get in touch if we need to clarify anything. 

Please note that any custom measurements will accommodate adjustments within the existing design and the fit; we do not take requests for design changes to a garment, e.g., the addition of pockets to a garment that does not have pockets will not be possible. 

Measurement guidance for made-to-measure custom order:

• If you are ordering trousers, please provide your waist, hip, and inseam measurements, along with details on how you would like the garment to fit. It may be worthwhile also providing your rise measurement (from crotch to waist).
  
  
• If you are ordering a top, please provide your chest, waist, and hip measurements, along with details on how you would like the garment to fit. It may be worthwhile also providing your shoulder measurement (from shoulder to shoulder, across the top of your back), and your sleeve length for long-sleeved tops (from pit to cuff). 
  
  
• If you are ordering a dress, please provide your chest, waist, and hip measurements, along with details on how you would like the garment to fit. It may be worthwhile also providing your shoulder measurement (from shoulder to shoulder, across the top of your back), and your sleeve length for long-sleeved dresses (from pit to cuff). 

See a measuring guide in the images.