Before the first pin, four details matter.

Bring us the piece itself and tell us what needs to change. The construction, fabric, deadline, and result you want determine what comes next.

  1. The pieceWhat are we working on?

    A formal dress, sequined garment, vintage denim, or another piece with a fit or repair problem.

  2. The materialWhat is it made from?

    Mixed fabrics, delicate details, and existing construction can change the safest way to alter it.

  3. The dateWhen do you need it?

    Tell us the real deadline at the consultation so the timing can be evaluated with the work.

  4. The changeWhat should fit differently?

    Show us where the garment is not sitting right and what you want the finished fit to do.

A consultation should answer the hard part.

Hands adjust the back fastening of a formal dress during a fitting.
  1. Bring the garment

    We need to see the actual piece, its construction, and the area that needs work.

  2. Set the expectation

    We talk through the change, your date, and whether the requested result is feasible.

  3. Leave with clarity

    You should understand the agreed alteration and timing before the garment stays with us.

Bring the piece. Bring the date.

Come to our shop on South Downing with the garment and the date you need it. We will look at the actual construction before setting the scope.

(303) 282-5566 260 S Downing St
Denver, CO 80209
DenverTailoringAndAlterations@gmail.com
Monday-Friday
9:00 AM-6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Denver Tailoring and Alterations storefront at 260 South Downing Street.
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