What we make

Everything is cut and finished in the studio, one commission at a time. Bring a folder of references or bring nothing at all. We sit down, look at fabric, and work out what suits you.

A bride in a beaded kebaya and gold crown, photographed through leaves.

Beaded kebaya, cut for the akad.

Bridal gowns

A gown starts with structure: where the waist sits, how the skirt carries its weight, what the fabric does when you walk. Lace, beadwork, tulle and satin are chosen for the design rather than added to it.

Groom's suits

Shoulder line, lapel width and the break of the trouser come first. The suit should stand beside the bridal look without turning the two of you into a matching set.

Kebaya

Cut to the wearer's own line: the inherited shape held to a modern fit. Fabric weight, embroidery and how much the piece lets through are settled together, and hijab-friendly cuts are ordinary work here.

Family and entourage

Mothers, fathers, siblings, bridesmaids. One shared fabric or a repeated detail usually ties a group together better than dressing everybody the same. No minimum order.

Engagement and pre-wedding

The looks that come before the day itself, made the same way as everything else. Veils and accessories are made to go with the garment rather than bought in to match it.

Tell us what you are imagining

Bring photographs, a saved folder, or an idea you cannot quite name yet. We will talk it through, look at fabric together, and tell you honestly what is possible in the time you have.

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