Modest shoppers know this better than anyone: sometimes the dress is right except for one thing. Here is what a local tailor can fix on NOOR pieces, what they cannot, and exactly what to say when you walk in.
Any NOOR dress or skirt. [All hems are finished with at least X inches of allowance] - bracketed until confirmed per piece. The safest, cheapest alteration there is.
Wrap styles barely need it; fitted knits should never need it. For everything between, a half to one inch at the side seams is routine work.
Seams carry only [a small allowance]. If a piece is too small, exchange it for the next size instead - the waitlist on the product page will hold your name if the size is gone.
Raising a neckline or re-cutting a shoulder rebuilds the piece. If the neckline is not right for you, this is the wrong piece - write to us and we will say so plainly.
Most stores pretend alterations do not exist. Modest dressing has always worked with a tailor in the picture - a piece that is almost right should not go back over one inch.
But an altered piece cannot come back to us, so measure first, alter second. The measuring guide is one tap away.