A shirt sleeve ends at the wrist bone; a jacket sleeve a centimetre above it. Two centimetres decide whether a suit reads as well fitted or not.
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Real buttonholes stay real.
Measured on the arm and on the garment.
Leather jackets and winter coats as well.
The sleeve is shortened at the bottom and closed again. The fast, cheap route.
The sleeve is removed, shortened and set back in. More work, and the only answer when the cuff is finished.
Put the piece on in the shop. Ten seconds at the sleeve show which of the two it is, and you hear the price straight away.
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That depends on the piece: shirt or jacket, with or without a working cuff, lined or not. Put it on in the shop and we name the price before we start.
Because the button placket at the cuff has to be re-set. That is hand work and takes longer than a plain hem.
One to one and a half centimetres. Bring both and we match them to each other.
Yes. Leather does not forgive a second stitch line, so we measure especially carefully.
