Made for you, from something that already existed
Custom ReMix Projects
Bring me a piece, a photo, or nothing but an idea. I source what's missing and reimagine the rest into something that exists exactly once.
This is commissioned work, built around your specific project — one character, a full production's cast, or an event that needs its own look. Not a shop with a fixed catalog: tell me what you're making happen, and I build toward that.
Yes, absolutely
- "Can you make this dress look like Ursula?"
- "Can you source something and turn it into the Queen of Hearts?"
- "I need a crown that survives eight weeks of a run."
- "Here is a photo from a movie. Can you get close?"
- "This costume is fine but it needs to be unforgettable."
- "We're staging a show — can you costume the whole cast?"
- "I need a set of matching looks for a themed event."
Not this, though
"Can you sew me an entire historically accurate Victorian gown from a pattern?"
That's beautiful work — it just isn't what this is. I'm not a garment construction house and I don't build from scratch off a pattern. A Custom ReMix starts with something that already exists and takes it somewhere unexpected. Naming it that way keeps us both honest about what you're getting.
How it goes
- 01
Tell me the idea
A character, a show, a photo, a vibe, or a piece you already own. Rough is fine — "make this look like Ursula" is a complete brief.
- 02
I source and sketch
I hunt thrift stores, estate sales and my own stock for the bones of it, then come back with a direction, a timeline and a number.
- 03
You approve, I build
The 40% sourcing deposit books your spot and buys the materials. From there it's mine to make, with photos along the way.
- 04
Fitting and finish
Adjustments, detailing, and the small finishing touches that make it read from a distance. Then it ships or you pick it up.
What it costs, and when
No surprises at the end
40%
to book — that's the sourcing deposit, due when you approve the project. It's non-refundable once sourcing starts, because it goes straight back out the door into thrift stores, estate sales and materials, and it comes off the total rather than sitting on top of it. The remaining 60% is due before the piece leaves — at final fitting, pickup or shipping — and you'll have seen photos long before then, so nothing about the finished piece should be a surprise.
Quotes themselves are free — I'd rather tell you honestly that something isn't a good fit than take on a project I can't make excellent. Rush timelines, shipping and makeup are quoted separately so you can see exactly what you're paying for.