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The collection

Made for one person at a time.

Six starting points, not six products. Choose the one closest to what you have in mind, bring it to a consultation, and we will change whatever needs changing before anything is cut.

Models presenting flowing garments on a runway

Illustrative pieces and prices. A quote is only firm once we have seen your cloth, agreed the finishing and confirmed a date.

How to read a price

Where the money actually goes.

The figure on each card is a starting price for the cutting and sewing. These three things move it, and we quote each of them separately so you can see what you are paying for.

Making

Pattern cutting, sewing, lining, two fittings, pressing and a garment bag. This is the figure on the card and it does not change once agreed.

Cloth

Quoted at cost with the receipt attached, or free if you bring your own. Aso-oke and hand-dyed adire cost more and take longer than wax print.

Finishing

Beadwork, hand embroidery, stone setting, a detachable train, a third fitting or courier delivery. Each is priced on its own line.

Size and fit

There is no size chart, and that is deliberate.

Every piece here is cut to twenty-four measurements taken in the studio, or over a video call if you are not in Lagos. Nothing is graded to a UK 12 and hoped for.

We keep your measurements on file, so a second commission needs one short check rather than a full session. If your body changes, tell us; we would rather re-measure than let out a seam that was never cut to be let out.

Fabric guided carefully under the needle of a studio sewing machine
Cut and sewn in Victoria IslandTwenty-four measurements per clientTwo working fittings includedCourier nationwide in three to five days
The measuring room

Found something close?

Bring it to a consultation. We will talk through the changes, the cloth and the date before you commit to anything.