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About us

A tailoring workshop in Kalutara South.

IRO Fashion makes clothes two ways: stitched to your measurements, and ready-made in standard sizes. The same hands do both.

We started because good tailoring is usually a matter of time and travel: two visits for measurements, another to collect. Putting the measuring online removes most of that, without removing the part that matters: someone paying attention to how a garment sits on the person wearing it.

  • Fit is a conversation, not a size chart
  • Ready-made is stitched to the same standard as custom
  • You should never have to visit twice to be measured
A woman in a navy handloom saree in the workshop
A blue saree and blouse being fitted on a dress form in a bright workshop
Shears cutting cobalt cotton
A tailor at a sewing machine in a bright white atelier with shelves of blue fabric

“The door is open. If you would rather do it the traditional way, come in and we will measure you here.”

170/A, Thewatte, Gamagoda Rd, Kalutara 12016, Sri Lanka

How we work

Three things we do not compromise on.

  • A tailor adjusting a blouse sleeve on a client
    01

    Measured, not estimated

    Every custom piece starts from your own measurements, taken either at the workshop or through our guided online form.

  • Shelves of folded linen, cotton and handloom
    02

    Your fabric or ours

    Bring material you already love, or ask us to source something suitable for the piece you have in mind.

  • Hands smoothing the collar of a finished blouse
    03

    Finished by hand

    Pieces are checked, pressed and finished by the same people who stitched them before they are handed over.

Get started

Start with a measurement, or with something ready to wear.