The architecture
Four tiers. One conversation.
The studio makes four kinds of commitment. Each one names the scope of the work, the time it takes, and what the wearer receives — before price is ever discussed. The entry, mid, luxury, and collector tiers are an architecture, not a menu.
Prices begin the conversation. The piece ends it.
Tier
Four tiers.
Tier
Entry.
Crowns, jewelry, fantasy collars, and small wearable art. A single piece the studio can finish in a few unhurried weeks. Built by hand, finished carefully, and meant to be worn as a small sculpture — not a costume.
Tier
Mid.
Corsets, cloaks, partial armor, and styled photography. A season of unhurried work: silhouette, fitting, fabric, photography. The studio commits to one piece at a time through each stage.
Tier
Luxury.
Bespoke couture, complete armor, character builds, and editorial garments designed to be remembered. Months of close fitting, pattern-cutting, and hand-finishing. The studio carries the work end to end.
Tier
Collector.
Museum-quality heirloom work, editorial, installation. The studio commits across a year or more — the kind of piece designed to outlive its first wearer. Made slowly, and finished when it is finished, not before.
Begin a commission.
If a piece has been waiting for a shape, we would love to hear about it.
or write to the-enth-stitch@polsia.app — subject “A commission inquiry — The Enth Stitch Studios”.
Built one piece at a time