Marble Stitches is a virtual tailor’s shop for men, women, and fashion brands. We help men and women go to their tailor’s shop for custom, Afrocentric clothing, without them having to leave their house.
- You can get measured virtually by booking a session through our email or whatsapp http://wa.me/2348159565556
- You can use our measurement guide which you can download here()
- You can use our size chart here which proves over a 70% accuracy.
- You can visit a nearby tailor to get yourself measured and share the details with us
We Currently ship to Nigeria (Region: North Central, South-West, South-East, and South-South), UK, US, Canada, and Newzealand
For others within Lagos, Custom Made pieces takes 5-7 working days from payment date while Ready-to-wear pieces takes 1-2 working days from payment date.
For other orders within Nigeria, Custom Made pieces takes 7-10 working days from payment date while Ready-to-wear pieces takes 3-5 working days from payment date.
For orders outside Nigeria, Custom Made pieces takes 10-14 working days from payment date while Ready-to-wear pieces takes 7-10 working days from payment date.
Although we strive for perfection, we are human and sometimes the wrong items are shipped from our warehouses. We are so sorry for any inconvenience this has caused and our customer service team is here to help make things right. Please contact our customer service team via phone, email or our contact us , so that they can work to get you your goods as soon as possible.
Yes, you can. Just ensure you provide their delivery address instead at checkout point.
- Acrylic knit:Most acrylic knit garments can be machine-washed. Read the label and check for the proper drying option. Some knits retain their shapes best if reshaped and dried flat.
- Cashmere: Check the care label before laundering cashmere. To hand-wash, use a mild detergent or shampoo. Gently squeeze the water through the garment, then rinse until the water runs clear. Do not wring or twist. Squeeze out excess water. To dry, lay flat on a towel, away from sunlight or heat.
- Cotton: Cotton holds up well to home laundering. Remove the garment from the dryer promptly to reduce wrinkling. Press using spray starch for the crispness of a laundered shirt.
- Cotton blend: Dry cotton-blend garments using your dryer’s permanent-press or low-heat cycle and remove immediately to reduce wrinkling. Touch up with a steam iron; starch for a professionally laundered look.
- Denim: Denim should be washed with cold or warm water, inside out. If washing denim that is mixed with synthetic fabrics, always follow care directions for the more delicate fabric with which the denim is mixed. Hang denim to dry and iron on high heat.
- Flannel: Flannel can be washed in cold or warm water. However, if your flannel derives from wool, even if its washable wool, avoid the dryer completely since it can dry out its fibers. For non-washable wool flannel avoid laundering it at home and take it to the dry cleaners.
- Nylon: Machine-wash nylon garments in warm water. Use a low-temperature setting when tumble-drying and include a dryer sheet to reduce static electricity. Use a warm iron to press, if necessary.
- Polyester: Read the label. Usually polyester items can be machine-washed (cool) and dried (low). Check the label to see if air-drying is recommended. Touch up with a cool – never hot – iron, if necessary.
- Rayon: Make sure to read the care label for rayon clothing. Launder in cool water and a mild detergent. When machine-washing, use the gentle cycle and promptly remove garments after washing. When hand-washing, do not wring or twist the garment. To dry, roll the item in a towel to squeeze out excess water. Lay flat to dry. Iron when still damp and with the garment inside out to prevent the fabric from becoming shiny. Use a pressing cloth when ironing the right side of the garment. Pressing cloths can be purchased or use something as simple as a piece of white cotton fabric.
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