Built around practical craftsmanship
Founded by Mariam Tsiklauri, the workshop was built to serve people looking for thoughtful alterations and creative garment remodelling in Batumi.
We reshape clothing with care, from fit updates to full redesigns. Every project starts with a close look at the garment, its fabric, and what it can realistically become.


Tailor's Touch works with garments that deserve more than a simple fix. We help turn worn, dated, or sentimental pieces into clothing that feels practical, current, and worth wearing again.
Our process is clear from the start: we assess the garment, discuss the design direction, and confirm the scope before work begins. That way, each project is based on the fabric, construction, and finish it can support.
Our studio grew from a simple idea: clothing can often be repaired, reshaped, or redesigned instead of replaced. We use that idea to guide each project with realistic expectations and careful workmanship.
Founded by Mariam Tsiklauri, the workshop was built to serve people looking for thoughtful alterations and creative garment remodelling in Batumi.
We work with dresses, skirts, shirts, jackets, vintage pieces, and fabric that can be reused in new forms. Some clients come for fit updates, while others bring garments with personal history that they want to keep in use.
Before any redesign is approved, we review the material, construction, and available fabric so the concept matches what the garment can support.
Our work combines practical alterations with creative remodelling. The goal is to make each garment more useful, more wearable, and better matched to the person who brings it in.
We begin with a careful inspection so the work plan reflects the garment's condition, construction, and fit limitations. This helps keep each quote and recommendation grounded in what is actually possible.
We look for ways to reuse strong parts of the original garment and reduce waste where possible. That approach suits clients who want thoughtful remodelling without losing the character of the piece.
We explain the scope of the work clearly, including the seams, adjustments, and any materials that may need to be sourced separately. You know what is being done before the project moves ahead.
A fit or finish review is part of the process before collection. It gives you a final chance to check the result and understand any care or pressing notes for the garment.