Every Taus garment is made to order. We don't hold stock of finished clothes: a piece is cut and sewn only once you have ordered it.
What made-to-order means
Made-to-order is a way of producing clothes in response to an actual order, rather than in anticipation of demand. Nothing is made that no one has asked for, so there is no overstock. It also means we can adjust a piece for you before it is made.
Where your piece is made
All our garments are made in-house, in our studio in Copenhagen, by our own team. We oversee every step, from the first cut to the final stitch. Our leather bags are the exception: they are produced in small, limited runs in Italy.
How long it takes
Because each piece is made for you, it takes a little longer than buying from stock. The estimated production time is listed on each product page, and most pieces ship within two to three weeks of your order. If anything is delayed, we will let you know right away.
Many of our garments are made from upcycled and deadstock materials, so small details such as zips, buttons or the exact shade of a fabric can vary slightly from the photos. They never change the character or the function of the piece.
Fit and adjustments
- Custom sizing is available across all our products. If your size isn't listed, send us your measurements.
- Hemming is offered on most trousers, so they fall at the right length.
- Fittings can be booked in our studio or by video call.
Made-to-order and bespoke
Made-to-order means a piece from our collection is made for you. Bespoke is different: a garment developed individually with you, starting with a consultation in Copenhagen or online. Read more about bespoke.
Please note that altered and bespoke pieces cannot be returned or exchanged. See our FAQ for returns and shipping, and Production and Materials for how we work.
