Welcome. Let's get you the perfect fit.
Whether it's a quick hem or your wedding gown, tell us what you need. We'll give you the exact words to use with your tailor, how the alteration is done, what it usually costs, and the best places in Ontario to go.
Best alterations in Ontario
Choose your location and alteration above to see your top matches.
Picked from public reviews, awards and expert lists (WeddingWire, blogTO, CBC Life, BBB and others). Ratings change over time, so please confirm details and hours with each shop before you visit.
Your measurements, drafted.
Build a basic block (sloper) for a top, dress, skirt, pants or jacket, for women or men. Download it full size for a print shop, or as pages for your home printer, and take it to your tailor or dressmaker as the starting point for a perfect fit.
How to measure: wear fitted clothing and keep the tape snug, not tight. Nape to waist goes from the bone at the base of your neck down your spine to your natural waist. Back width runs across the back between the armpit creases, about 10–12 cm below the nape. Shoulder length runs from the side of the neck to the shoulder bone. Body rise: sit on a hard chair and measure from your waist, down your side, to the chair seat.
Every file includes a 10 cm test square. Seam allowances are not included.