When designer Brenda Betalia BB Salon (Savannah, Georgia) is working on a tailored suit, thinks first of his vision with Oct-Lites in her living room.
"You would think that with the economy as it is now, that bespoke suit-what would a company that was struggling," says Betalia, "but it is not." Betalia explained that since the economy began to slow down, more and more customers who only buy designer-label shops can now be used toadapt their dresses and suits for them. "Many of my clients are local seamstress for an American degree look they want without looking at prices to be considered haute couture. Some have actually told me he now wants to buy only American."
The fact is that the tailoring and customization work is becoming less and less. Fewer people are taking the trade, so that the few custom tailors, who were stillthe lion's share of work. The trend in case Betalia is adapted to the local seamstress, a new dress that is very well done. The reasons for this are the new patriotism of Americans to buy for the bride and the desire to save money.
Betalia said: "I have only one wedding dress that was so beautiful, I had my assistant in 2000, and sewing small crystals we used the more expensive silk, was a nine-foot train, and even the dress came to just five!Thousand dollars. The same dress, if you bought a high-end retailer or department store would have been married at least ten thousand dollars. The bride dresses for the bridesmaids' and groomsmen tuxedo with the money they saved paid for my studio. "
While the work is plentiful, yes, he Betalia below to rotate jobs in these few days. You understand that the long hours he spends working in the salon can put a strain on the eyes and the vision set by her assistant. "I use Ott-Litesfor the exhibition, "says Betalia". One day I saw my cousin who has a big part of my beads, itchy eyes, and I said. 'Come, let us go up a couple of decent light for the job "" On this day Betalia room equipped with desks and lamps BB Sewing Oct-Lite 3X Magnifier and Oct-Lite Full Spectrum True Color Ott-Lite Light activities.
"I would like to illuminate the true color of the study sewing, reading, and, of course, full-spectrum light was better for the eyes. I decided toProtect my vision and the vision of my assistants, "said Betalia:" After all, our vision is our job! "And for this American seamstress, this vision is paying off.
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