Fit your garments on a real body, virtually.
Ship your samples to New York. I fit them on camera while your design, technical and production teams watch from wherever they are. Everyone sees the same garment, on the same body, at the same time.
Over ten years fitting for New York fashion houses.
See servicesFittings don't need to be a headache.
Your designer is in one city. Your technical designer is in another. The factory is overseas and working a different clock. Every round of corrections means another sample, another shipment, another week.
More than ten years of fittings makes me qualified to help your brand achieve the perfect fit. I've fit for the majority of top brands in New York City, identifying the most common pitfalls and the most cost-effective fit choices.
A real fitting, run on a video call.
You send the samples. I receive them, check them against your tech pack, steam and prepare them, and put them on. Your team joins a video call and we run the fitting just as we would in person.
Need a technical designer?
I also offer technical design introductions. A short list of people I've worked with directly and would put my name behind. One can join your fit session and handle the corrections, or I can introduce you if you're looking to bring someone onto your team.
How we can work together
Introductory Call
A short call about your brand, your customer, your size range and where fit is currently costing you most. We'll discuss whether I'm the right body for your range, and if I'm not, I'll usually know who is.
Virtual Fit Session
The core service
Send the garments. I handle everything on this end and run the fitting live on video with your team, wherever they are.
- Receiving and logging your shipment
- Reading your tech pack ahead of the call
- Steaming and preparing every sample
- Measuring garments against spec where you want it verified
- Working with your technical designer beforehand to set a fit priority order
- Live session on the call of your choice, with as many of your people as you like
- Front, back and side reference photography
- Repacking and return shipping arranged (carrier costs are yours)
Wear & Wash Test
A fitting tells you how a garment sits. It doesn't tell you what happens after eight hours of real life and a trip through the machine. I wear the garment through actual days, launder it exactly as your care label instructs, and report what changed.
- Full days of ordinary wear, not a staged photo session
- Laundering strictly to your stated care instructions
- Notes on shrinkage, twisting, seam behaviour, pilling, colour change and recovery
- An account of what was comfortable and what wasn't
- Before and after photography
- Specific recommendations
Technical Design Support
Add-on to a fit session
Understanding the relationship between the measurements of a garment, and how one thing being off or corrected affects the entire fit, is the most important skill a fitting model or a technical designer can have.
Finding the problem and fixing it are two different jobs. A decade in fitting rooms means I know which technical designers in this industry are genuinely excellent, and which ones aren't. That distinction is invisible from the outside and expensive to learn the hard way.
When a session turns up something your team isn't set up to correct, I can bring in a technical designer I've worked with and would vouch for. They join the session, or pick up afterward on tech pack corrections, spec revisions and grading.
- Vetted through direct working experience, not a résumé
- Matched to your category. Outerwear, knits, denim and tailoring are not interchangeable skills
- Available for a single problem garment or an entire development cycle
Technical Design Placement
Standalone service
If what you actually need is a technical designer on your own team, I can introduce you to people I've stood in a fitting room with. Freelance, contract, or permanent.
Most placement happens through job boards and recruiters who have never seen the candidate work. I'm recommending people whose corrections I've worn, which is a different kind of reference.
- Freelance, contract, or full-time introductions
- Category-matched and reference-checked by someone in the industry
Four steps, start to finish.
We talk
Thirty minutes to cover your range, your size standard, your timeline, and whether my measurements are useful to you. No charge and no obligation.
You ship
Samples and tech packs come to New York. I confirm receipt, check everything against spec, and flag anything that looks wrong before we spend session time on it.
We fit
A live video session fitting with your team. I wear, move, and tell you what the garment is doing.
You get it back
Photography, notes, any spec verification you asked for, and the samples returned. If corrections need hands your team doesn't have, that's where technical design support comes in.
I'm Seena. I've been a fitting model in New York for over ten years.
Theory, Tory Burch, Derek Lam, Proenza Schouler, Diotima, Ramy Brook, Naadam, CUUP, Pepper, Ronny Kobo, and many more. Most of them booked directly, without an agency in between.
That means a decade of standing in fitting rooms with designers, patternmakers and technical designers while garments got argued over and corrected. I know how these conversations go, what technical teams need to hear, and how to say it in language that turns into a pattern correction rather than a vague note.
It also means I know the people. Which is the part I think matters most, and the reason technical design sits on this page alongside fitting.
Before you get in touch
What does it cost?
It depends on garment count, category and how much verification and preparation you need. Rates are quoted after the introductory call, once I know what the work actually involves.
Are your measurements right for our range?
That's the first thing we'll establish on the call. I'm a size Small / US 4. More detailed measurements are available upon request.
Who covers shipping?
Shipping is covered by the client.
Can our factory or overseas team join the session?
Yes!
How much can we get through in a session?
Roughly 4–10 garments per hour, depending on category and complexity.
Do you work with brands outside New York?
Yes, I work with brands all over the world.