Every garment begins with a conversation. Before you book a consultation, explore how the bespoke process works — from your first measurement to the final fitting — and discover what makes a Micci Sajous piece truly your own.
Meet one-on-one with Micci Sajous to discuss your occasion, lifestyle, and the vision for your garment. This is where your story begins to take shape in fabric and form.
Explore an curated range of fine wools, linens, and blends. Together, you'll select fabric, lining, buttons, and design details — from lapel style to stitch finish — that reflect your taste.
Precise, full-body measurements are taken to ensure your garment is built around your exact proportions — not adjusted from a standard size, but constructed from the ground up.
Your garment is cut and constructed by hand, with careful attention to canvassing, shaping, and seam work that gives a bespoke piece its structure and longevity.
One or more fittings allow for refinement — adjusting the fit through the shoulders, chest, and silhouette until every line falls exactly as it should.
Your finished garment is pressed, inspected, and presented — ready for the moment it was made for, and for many occasions after.
Custom tailoring is a craft built on precision and patience. Here is what to expect once you begin your journey with Micci Sajous — a clear path from consultation to a garment made entirely around you.
From the moment you begin, the experience is designed to feel personal and unhurried. There is no pressure, no obligation — only guidance from someone who has spent years perfecting the craft of fit.
Every garment is constructed using traditional tailoring methods — hand-finished details, proper canvassing, and seam work that holds its shape for years, not seasons.
Bespoke tailoring takes time — and that time is part of what makes the result worth it. While every project varies, most garments follow a timeline similar to this.
Initial meeting to discuss vision, occasion, and fabric direction.
Your pattern is drafted and fabric is cut to your measurements.
The garment is assembled, with one or more fittings for refinement.
Final pressing, inspection, and delivery of your finished garment.
During your consultation, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a range of fabrics suited to your occasion, climate, and personal style. A few categories you can expect to discuss:
Year-round suiting with structure, drape, and breathability for South Florida’s climate.
Lightweight and breathable, ideal for warm-weather events and destination occasions.
Refined faille, satin, and grosgrain detailing for black-tie and formal occasions.
Rotating fabric arrivals chosen for versatility across formal and everyday wear.
Every custom garment begins with a conversation. Tell us about your vision, and we’ll guide you through the process of creating something uniquely yours.
During your consultation, you’ll meet one-on-one with Micci Sajous to discuss your occasion and wardrobe needs, style preferences and fit goals, fabric and design options, garment recommendations, and your timeline and customization opportunities.
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Applied toward your final custom garment purchase, should you choose to move forward.
Most garments take approximately six to eight weeks from initial consultation to final delivery, depending on fabric availability and the complexity of the design. Rush requests may be accommodated for an additional fee — ask during your consultation.
You’ll meet one-on-one with Micci Sajous to discuss your occasion, style preferences, and fit goals. From there, you’ll explore fabric and design options together. The $75 consultation fee is applied toward your final garment purchase.
Not at all. Many clients arrive with only a general idea — an upcoming event, a color preference, or simply the goal of a better fit. Part of the consultation is helping you discover what works best for your body, lifestyle, and occasion.
Most garments include one to two fittings to ensure the final fit is precise. Additional fittings can be arranged if needed, particularly for more formal or structured pieces such as tuxedos.
Now that you know what to expect, the next step is simple — reserve your consultation and meet with Micci Sajous to begin shaping your vision into a garment made entirely for you.
