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Name the garment, the date if you have one, and what you want changed. Messages go to sales@tabaconda.com.

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How far ahead should I book an alteration?: A common practice for an occasion dress is two fittings: one to mark, one to check the hang after a stitch. For a Saturday event in Orlando, start the conversation as soon as the dress is in your hands. Humidity and a long walk change how a hem sits, so the second look matters.
What should I bring to a fitting?: The dress, the shoes you will wear, and any shapewear or tape that stays on the night. A photo of the venue or invitation helps us read length against grass, marble, hotel carpet, or a wet sidewalk after an afternoon storm. A short list lives under What to bring. Gear for humidity is on the fitting kit. Strap tape, hem tape, a phone light, a travel steamer.
Do you work on wedding-guest and gala dresses?: Yes. Occasion and event dresses are the usual work. Guest looks, galas, graduations, and dinners. Write the night and the rooms. Hotel ball, park-week evening, downtown, I-Drive. Name the garment you already have.
Where do I name the fitting or hem I need?: The catalog lists alteration, fitting, and custom families. Select the rows that match, then send the inquiry. The catalog names the hem, the fitting, or the custom ask. Hem, take-in, and straps each have a diagram on that page.
How do I inquire?: Use the form on this page. Messages go to sales@tabaconda.com. Name the length, the occasion, the fabric if you know it, the date if you have one, and what you want changed.