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cut and sew services

in a nutshell

Want to have a unique wardrobe?

Don’t have time to sew?

Send us your fabric.  

We will cut and sew it up in your favorite Peaches style.

Cut and Sew prices range from $60 - $140, on average.

Most styles can be made with 4 yards of 58/60” wide fabric.

more details

Currently all the styles in our Peaches Plus section have information about the sewing charges and how much fabric to buy. We will be adding this information to other styles on the website as we go along. In the meantime, if you’re interested in one of these other styles on the website, please contact us for sewing prices and yardage needs.

Guideline to cut and sew charges, prices are based on a $89 / hour labor charge.

Basic tunic / tee $75
Simple tunic with some details (a special neckline, slits, for example) $82
Basic top that is button front (we provide buttons) $104
Menswear shirt with full detailing $140
Pants with no pockets $69
Simple, straight type skirt with no pockets $60
Full, 6-gore skirt $82
Leggings of all lengths $60
Dresses $94 - 140
*Adding pockets to anything $5

You can make probably 90% of our styles with 4 yards of  58/60" wide fabric, just as a rule of thumb. Exceptions possibly for longer, fuller dresses and sometimes our largest sizes, depending on the style and width of the fabric.

You can also shop online for your own fabric, and then have it shipped directly to us.  Please give us a heads up if you’re doing that. Also, if you look at a fabric online and are unsure if it’s a good choice, email Janelle a link to the fabric, and tell her what style you’re thinking about, and she’ll do her best to advise you.

After arrangements have been made for an order via email/text/or phone, Cut and Sew invoices are put together by Janelle and emailed to you for secure payment. 

some online fabric resources we love

graylinelinen.com - high quality linen

fabrics-store.com - good quality linen

purlsoho.com -  high-end linen and cottons, in really gorgeous palettes of sophisticated colors.   Love their cross dyed watercolor linens, and their luminous mineral linens especially.   Very high quality and reliable.   And for you crafters out there, yarns as well. 

moodfabrics.com -  good for designer or unusual fabrics

bluemoonfabrics.com  - good for higher end, dressy, stretch fabrics with sparkle and shine, also swimwear.

knitfabric.com - nice quality, stretchy knit fabrics, with quite a few printed cotton knits, which are hard to find. 

stylishfabric.com - good source of lightweight fabrics, plenty of knits

spandexbyyard.com - good selection of swimwer fabrics and prints.

spandexworld.com - swimwear fabrics, other man-made fiber stretchy knits.

fashionfabricsclub.com  & denverfabrics.com (these are the same company). They have a great selection, and good prices and sales, but buyer beware, the descriptions are not always accurate, their shipping speeds are erratic, customer service is mediocre. We recommend ordering swatches if time permits. If it doesn’t, it’s a good idea to have a Plan B option. Still, you can get some nice things at a great price, so don’t discount them entirely.  *note, when they say something is light weight, it’s REALLY light weight. What they call medium weight, I usually would call light.

girlcharlee.com - hard to find, modern prints on jersey knit fabrics. Their things do tend to be on the light weight side though.

organiccottonplus.com - Absolutely yummy, high-quality natural fiber knits and wovens. Not a huge selection, but what they have is amazing.

Also, I recommend checking out Etsy and Amazon. The nice thing about those resources is that you can usually get a personal answer about a fabric they’ve posted for sale.