FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions.
Measurements for tailoring must be specified in the cart during checkout in the "Personalization" field.
No. I work only with my own fabrics. You can see them in the "Materials" section.
Yes, discounts and promo codes appear on the website periodically. I sometimes send out newsletters about special offers. You can subscribe to the newsletter and be the first to know about discounts.
Yes, you can place a custom order. There's a form on the main page to fill out.
The production time depends on the complexity of the item. A chemise or bonnet can be made in a week, while a Victorian ball gown will take about a month. An Empire-era corset will take two weeks, a Biedermeier corset three weeks, and so on. If you require an order by a specific date, please let us know in advance.
No. You can choose a different fabric color from the options offered.
Yes. You can order any quantity of a single item. However, please keep in mind that I am not an industrial manufacturer. Each item is individually handcrafted.
I am in Saint Petersburg, Beringa St. 27k1 (Primorskaya metro station).
Yes, the cost of materials is included in the prices listed on the website.
The cost of a product is determined by many factors, such as: product type, fabric category, any complicating elements, production time, etc. The full cost of a product can only be calculated once a sketch has been finalized and agreed upon with the designer.
Payment is made upon placing an order on the website; the order is paid in full. You can select your payment method in the shopping cart.
Yes, of course. I can help you choose the right fabric for your project. If you're in St. Petersburg, you can see fabric samples in person.
No, only retail, because I am not an industrial clothing manufacturer.
Finished products often include accessories (chemises, fichus, caps, etc.), and rarely dresses or corsets.
No, I only sew women's clothing.
No, I only sew women's historical clothing and accessories from the 16th-19th centuries. I do not sew modern clothing or clothing from other historical periods.
