Our Heritage
Five Decades of Bespoke Couture
The master karigars, cutting tables, and enduring tailoring traditions behind every Turabees commission.
The workroom
Cloth, thread, and the people between them
Our embroidery house and tailoring floor sit in the same building, which means a motif can be redrawn the same afternoon a cut changes. Very little leaves the premises before it is finished.
24 karigars
Hand embroidery, in house
11 cutters
One garment per pattern
3 fittings
Toile, shell and final
No outsourcing
Every stitch accounted for
Milestones
Five decades, briefly told
1974
A single workroom
Founded around three tailors, one cutting table and a ledger of local families.
1992
The embroidery house
In-house aari and zardosi karigars join, allowing us to design thread before cloth.
2008
Beyond borders
Commissions travel to weddings across four continents, one trunk at a time.
2019
The bespoke suite
A dedicated consultation floor opens for private fittings and archive viewings.
2026
Intelligent atelier
Craft is joined by guided styling, so decisions feel considered long before the first fitting.
Our promise
We would rather decline a date than rush a garment
Atelier capacity is limited by hand, not by ambition. When we accept a commission, the time it needs is already reserved — which is why we ask about your wedding date before anything else.
