CONSULTATION AND AGREEMENT

The first step is for the client (you) and the couturier to meet and discuss the order specifics. You would talk about where and when you need the attire. Is it for a formal, semi-formal, or cocktail event? A wedding, awarding ceremony, debut, or gala? Will you wear it at night, morning, or afternoon?

The couturier will also provide you with options for the skirt lengths, types of sleeves, types of necklines, hemming, embellishments, and more. He or she will also give suggestions to ensure the final garment suits your style and body without compromising your comfort.

During the discussion, the couturier can create a draft for the design you want, including his or her suggestions, to give you an idea of how it would look. Once you agree, they might present you with an estimated cost based on the type of clothing you need and the couturier’s professional fee. They may also give you payment term options and require a downpayment to begin creating your special attire. Lastly, your couturier will provide an estimated time of completion.

WHAT IS COUTURE MEASUREMENT

Since the garment is made specifically for you, the couturier will take body measurements, which are more extensive or detailed than standard measurements done in a tailor shop. This way, the couturier is assured that the final product compliments your body and won’t cause any trouble when worn.

Various on-site tests for Auschalink  have been performed to assess its compliance. 

They include color shading, seam quality, measurements, labeling, and packaging.

               

Drawing and pltting printer machine

               

Shrink machine

               

Inspecting machine

               

Twin-needle machine

               

5 therad machine

               

Normal sewing machine

               

Automatic sewing button machine

               

Automatic keyhole machine

               

Chain-blind stitch machine

               

Bartack machine

               

Template machine

               

Computer cutting bed

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WHAT IS COUTURE DESIGN CREATION

With the draft and measurements on hand, your couturier will finalize the design and then contact you for approval. If there are changes that need to be made, you should discuss them with the couturier to be applied accordingly. Note that with the modifications, the fee might change a bit. Once you give it a thumbs up, the couturier will start working on your garment.

PATTERN CREATION

Your couturier begins creating your garment's pattern based on your specific measurements and the design. He or she then uses that pattern to create a toile or muslin, which is the initial version of your garment using a more affordable fabric, usually cotton or linen.

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GARMENT CREATION

After the initial fitting session adjustments, your couturier will disassemble the pattern and then utilize it to cut out the actual fabric material for your garment. The next step is the careful assembly of the garment. It would be sewn loosely, though, for easier adjustments in the next step.