Tailoring

Repairs & mending

Zips, seams, linings and tears fixed so the garment goes back into use. Older and inherited pieces get a careful look first.

An overlock machine with thread cones in the Younes Tailor workshop

What we do

Repaired, not replaced

A lot of worn-out clothes are one broken part away from years more wear.

  • Zips replaced on trousers, jackets, skirts and bags
  • Seams repaired and reinforced at stress points
  • Linings replaced in coats, blazers and jackets
  • Small tears, snags and moth holes mended
  • Buttons, hooks, snaps and clasps replaced
  • Patches on denim and workwear

How tailoring works

  1. Drop off

    Bring it in during opening hours, or send a photo on WhatsApp first.

  2. Fit, if needed

    Most repairs need no fitting. If the repair changes how the garment sits, we check it on you. The price is agreed first.

  3. Bench

    The work is done in the shop, by hand or machine, whichever the seam needs.

  4. Collect

    We message you when it is ready, pressed.

Request a repair

Restoration

Older and inherited pieces

Restoring an older piece is about keeping what makes it worth keeping: the cloth, the construction, the history. We look at it first and tell you what is realistic before any cost is discussed.

  • Heirloom and vintage garments: fabric stabilised and repaired
  • Linings and structural repairs on older coats and suits
  • Moth holes and small tears mended
  • Buttons, lace and trim repaired, or matched as closely as we can, colour included
  • Inherited and borrowed wedding dresses

We can stabilise a piece and keep its age, or bring it closer to new. Tell us which you prefer.

Questions

About repairs

My zip is stuck, not broken. Does it need replacing?

Often not. A stuck zip can be an alignment problem rather than a worn-out zip. We check which it is before charging for a new one.

Can you mend a tear so it does not show?

On most woven fabrics, yes. Knits and some prints are harder to hide completely; we tell you what to expect for your fabric.

Is an old winter coat worth repairing?

Usually, if the fabric is still sound. A relined coat in a heavier cloth often outlasts a cheap new one.

How do I know if a piece can be restored?

Bring it in or send a photo. We look at the fabric and construction and tell you the options before any work starts.

How long does a repair take?

It depends on the job. We confirm a collection date when you bring it in.

Enquiry

Request a repair

Fill in what you know. The form opens WhatsApp with your message ready to send.

Tailoring

For example: trousers, wedding dress, winter coat

For example: shorten by 3 cm, replace the zip

You can add a photo of the garment in the chat after it opens.