How UNNAD commissions work: measure to final fit

A UNNAD commission is a sequence, not a mystery. You brief the house, we measure, we select materials, we cut and sew, we embroider where the design demands it, then we fit and finish.

Step one is the brief: occasion, references from the lookbook, and any non-negotiables (sleeve length, neck feel, embroidery density).

Step two is measurements. Every cutting-edge piece for stylish gents starts on the body. We capture the numbers that ready-to-wear ignores.

Step three is materials. The atelier wall is a working library: senator cloth, ankara blends, silks, and statement weaves chosen for the garment, not for a trend deck.

Step four is cut, sew, and embroidery. Patterns follow your silhouette. Crests and panels land where the design calls for them.

Step five is fitting at Khana Street. Adjustments, press, and delivery timing are confirmed before you walk out for the occasion. That process is the product. Start your brief on the custom order page when you are ready.