Clear scope
We explain the alteration scope before work begins and confirm any extra steps before proceeding. That keeps each project clear, practical, and aligned with the garment in front of us.
Linea Atelier works with garments that need a new shape, a better fit, or a fresh purpose. Every project begins with a careful review of the fabric, construction, and requested result.
We handle alterations, redesign consultations, and upcycling projects with a written scope before work begins. That means you know what is being adjusted, what can realistically be achieved, and when additional approval is needed.
Our studio is appointment-led in Curitiba, with fitting sessions designed to give each piece the attention it needs. From vintage garments to sentimental clothing, we focus on practical results that respect the original material.


Linea Atelier is shaped by a practical approach to tailoring, remodelling, and upcycling. The goal is not to force a garment into a promise it cannot keep, but to shape the best result the material can support.
We explain the alteration scope before work begins and confirm any extra steps before proceeding. That keeps each project clear, practical, and aligned with the garment in front of us.
Redesign work is guided by the fabric, seams, grain, and condition of the original piece. The concept is approved before production, and supplementary materials are quoted separately when needed.
Fit outcomes depend on the garment's construction and available seam allowances, so every fitting is handled with realistic expectations and careful review at collection.
When original thread or trims are available, we use them to keep the finished piece consistent. If matching materials are not available, we discuss the options before moving ahead.
Built from years of hands-on tailoring work, the studio developed a clear method for altering garments without losing sight of their original character.
Linea Atelier began with a focus on thoughtful alterations and careful fit checks, building a process that values precision and transparency from the first visit.
As more clients brought garments with strong fabric, sentimental value, or outdated proportions, the work expanded into redesign and upcycling projects shaped by the material already available.
Today, each project moves through assessment, concept review, approval, and finishing, so the final result reflects both the garment and the practical limits of its construction.

