never throw away a beloved garment again
With the artistry of invisible mending, your cherished luxury pieces will be given a new lease of life.
Welcome to Australia's only dedicated invisible mending service.
With over 50 years of experience in tailoring and knitting, our skilled team are committed to repairing and restoring your luxury garments so they are like new again.
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buy less, choose well, make it last
You want to always look your best in high quality, designer pieces
But there are a few problems standing in your way.
Your favourite cashmere jumper has a moth hole
Your LV scarf has a snagged thread
Your Savile Row wool suit has been eaten by silverfish
Your Maxmara felt coat has lost its fuzz
The heirloom jumper your grandmother knited is coming apart
Sound familiar? Then invisible mending is for you. Let our menders work their magic so you can love your favourite piece again.
what can be invisibly mended
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knitwear
Whether it’s a luxurious Loro Piana cashmere jumper or a cherished hand-knitted sweater, moth holes and snags will be expertly repaired.
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Suiting
Chanel jackets and Savile Row suits will get a new lease of life after moth holes and tears are invisibly mended by our expert craftspeople.
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Winter coats
Restore your wool felted winter coats after it’s been sitting in the wardrobe, feasted on by silverfish, and look polished all winter long.
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Leather
No one needs know once up a time, your leather jacket was ripped. Get it repaired with invisible mending and it’ll look new again.
What's better than wearing your favourite garment again?
Knowing you are helping the environment.
The fashion industry is one of the highest polluting industries. It is responsible for an estimated 10% of global CO2 emissions.
Australia ranks as the second-highest consumer of textiles per capita globally, trailing only the USA. Shockingly, every Australian discards an average of 23 kilograms of clothing into landfills each year, with no systematic infrastructure for collecting unwearable items. Consequently, textile waste has emerged as a significant contributor to Australia’s waste crisis.
By having your clothes repaired, you are helping to break the cycle of the wastefulness of fast fashion.
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