Arterton Atelier Alterations
Bespoke alterations to be fitted by a panel of Savile Row tailors/cutters
Panel of Savile Row Fitters
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1. Cutter
Savile Row Cutter 10+ years experience
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2. Cutter
Savile Row Cutter 10+ years experience
Why Alter a Garment?
- Re-sizing after weight loss/gain
- Tailoring RTW garments to fit
- Modernising styles
- Upcycling and altering vintage clothing
Our tailors are able to alter suits and a range of other garments. To find out more, please contact us or book an appointment today.
At Arterton, we understand the importance of wearing a propert fitting garment.
We focus on classic fits, with a modern touch, as advise by our panel of Savile Row cutters and tailors. A suit that hangs well on the body requires a tailored client fitting.
As purveyors and suppliers to 75% of Savile Row, we offer premium alterations service at Princes Arcade.
Our fitters are trained on Savile Row...
Step 1. Book a fitting session with a fitter (£35 non-
refundable fitting fee)
Step 2: Our fitters will give an expert opinion on the
fit and feasibility of the alteration
Step 3. We will perform any alterations as requested
(separate charge at below prices)
Price Card
What to Expect
Firstly, its important to understand your needs. How would you like to wear this garment and where would you liek to wear it?
Following that, it is imperative for the client to don the garment, so that our Savile Row fitters can analyse how the garment hangs on you.
Finally, the cutter will also advise on the practicality of altering the garment.
Common Alteration Questions
Q. How long do alterations take?
A. Generally, between 2 and 4 weeks depending on the amount of alterations required.
Q. Where do you perform your alterations?
We alter our garments on-site within the Savile Row area -- always within the UK.
Q. Can I shorten a jacket/coat?
A. This depends on the jacket itself, and the placementment of any buttons, pockets, or other
Q. Can you fix holes?
A. This is a tricky one. Sometimes, holes can be patched -- sometimes invisible mending can be performed. The latter can be prohibitively costly, whilst the former is generally advised against unless its in selective areas. We can advise on a case to case basis.
