The Process

How custom wardrobe work moves from request to finished piece

Use this page to understand what happens after the first inquiry and how long common categories can take.

Step by step

From request to finished wardrobe piece

This keeps customers clear on what happens next once they send in their details.

1. Choose the category

Select the garment type, gender group, and closest size reference.

2. Enter measurements

Use the sizing charts and measurement guide to send accurate starting numbers.

3. Review the request

Tevia reviews the design notes, fit requests, and any customization details.

4. Confirm construction plan

The garment category, timeline, and fit approach are confirmed before work begins.

5. Sew and shape the piece

Construction begins with the measurements and styling notes already submitted.

6. Final finish and delivery

The piece is completed, reviewed, and prepared for pickup, shipping, or follow-up.

Process in motion

What the making stage looks like

These clips show real progress moments, from prep to active stitching, so customers can see the work behind each custom piece.

Prep and pinning

Fabric is positioned, pinned, and aligned before construction moves forward.

Close-up stitching

This stage shows the seam work up close as the shape and structure come together.

Construction in progress

The garment moves through the machine with both hands guiding a clean finish.

Estimated turnaround

Current timing by category

These are the current expected timelines for standard custom wardrobe requests.

Dresses & skirts 3 days

For standard custom dresses and skirts without added complexity.

Pants Up to 4 days

Timing can vary depending on gender, fit, and the construction details needed.

Children Up to 4 days

Includes child, toddler, and teen wardrobe pieces.

Next step

Ready to begin?

Go to the custom orders page to choose a gender group, review sizing, and enter measurements.