Assessment first
We start with the garment itself. Fabric condition, seam allowances, construction, and requested fit all guide what is possible before any final quote is given.
We reshape clothing with a practical eye for fit, fabric, and finish. Every project begins with an assessment so the plan reflects what the garment can realistically support.
Seshadripuram Stitch works with garments that need more than a simple alteration. From redesign consultations to fit updates and fabric-reuse projects, we help clothing take on a new purpose while respecting its original structure.
Our process is appointment-led and built around clear review points. We assess the garment, discuss the concept, confirm the scope, and proceed only after approval, so the work stays aligned with the material and the design.
Founded by Arvind Rao, the studio was built around careful garment remodelling rather than fast turnover. The aim is to extend the life of clothing through considered alterations and upcycling.
What began as a focused tailoring practice has developed into a studio for redesigning garments with usable fabric, strong construction, and wearability in mind.
We work with vintage pieces, sentimental garments, and clothing that needs a fresh shape. Some projects call for subtle fit updates, while others benefit from a fuller redesign or accessory-making approach.
Because every garment is different, we keep the process transparent from the first review through collection. That helps set realistic expectations for the result, the timeline, and any materials that may need to be sourced separately.



Our work suits customers who want to keep clothing in use for longer, update the fit of a favourite piece, or turn fabric into something new and practical.
We start with the garment itself. Fabric condition, seam allowances, construction, and requested fit all guide what is possible before any final quote is given.
Redesign work is approved in stages. If additional work or material changes are needed, we confirm them before moving ahead so the project stays clear and controlled.
We check the finished piece again at collection and handle small final adjustments carefully. The goal is a considered finish that matches the agreed design.
Whenever available, we aim to match original thread and trim so the result feels cohesive. If a close match is not available, we discuss the options openly before proceeding.