"It's the future for small businesses just in terms of being conscious about what you're manufacturing and how you're producing, especially in fashion. It's so important to be mindful of overproducing," Hannah said in an interview with Melissa.
The made-to-order model allows them to keep everything sourced within the U.K. including the fabrics, pattern cutters and seamstresses.
"When people hear about made to order, they think it's a much more complicated way of shopping, but actually, it's just a more conscious way of shopping. As soon as an order comes in, we produce it rather than having a million dresses on the rack hoping they might sell," Hannah said.
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