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At Room 22, made to measure starts with an existing design and adapts it to your measurements and agreed changes. Bespoke starts with a new idea that we develop together. Other ateliers may use the labels differently, so compare the work in the quote as carefully as the name.
Made to measure keeps a known starting point
Choose this route when you already like a design on room22.eu. We make the chosen design to your measurements. Minor length, corset-shape and colour changes can stay within this route; describe the changes you want so we can confirm what is included and whether any cost extra.
Bespoke defines a new garment
The Room 22 bespoke process covers the concept, a sketch, fabric selection and making the piece from scratch. In practice, that can mean resolving the neckline, bodice, lower edge, skirt volume, hem and train as separate choices. Fabric research may also compare colour, composition, weight, width, surface, availability and whether a special finish needs testing.
We agree the fitting plan for each design. Depending on the garment, it may involve an individual pattern, a mock-up, an at-home fitting shipment, an adjustment round or final-material approval. Your quote should say which steps are included, how feedback will be handled and who pays any fitting-parcel or import costs.
Our overall atelier range is EUR 800–5,000. Separate skirts and accessories are quoted for the pieces you choose. Your quote depends on the garment, changes, materials and development required. Kara B. described "impeccable communication" in her review; read her full words in the Room 22 reviews.
Allow at least one month from start to finish and begin earlier for original development. The ordering timeline guide explains how to plan backwards. In your inquiry, name the existing design to adapt or send the clearest references for an original idea, plus your date and delivery country.