01 / IDENTIFY
Find the actual issue
Separate a loose stitch from torn cloth, a slider problem from damaged zip tape, or a fit concern from a construction limitation.
Use the guide →Clothing care • Alteration • Repair
Keep the pieces you already wear in rotation.
Lavunex is built around a simple idea: understand the garment first, then decide what kind of alteration or repair makes sense. Explore common work, preparation tips and a clear enquiry path.
Before you enquire
Start with the garment, not a promise.
Alterations are affected by construction, fabric condition and what is already inside a garment. These pages help you gather useful information without pretending a remote description can replace inspection.
02 / PREPARE
Bring useful context
Photos, care-label details, intended fit and the shoes or layers you normally wear can make an initial conversation clearer.
Prepare an enquiry →03 / CONFIRM
Discuss the real scope
A final quotation and timing should be based on the actual garment and the operator's current commercial terms.
See the workflow →Useful detail
Small construction differences can change the job.
A lined jacket, trousers with a cuff, or a dress with a concealed zip may require a different approach from a simpler garment. Lavunex explains the variables so an enquiry can begin with better information.
No fixed prices, turnaround promises or repair guarantees are published here because those details require verification from the operating business.
Quick preparation list
- Photograph the whole garment.
- Take a close-up of the issue.
- Include the reverse side when useful.
- Keep original buttons or detached parts.
- Describe the result you want, not only the damage.