Everrissa for Brands

From concept
to collection.

Connect with pattern cutters, sample makers, ateliers and specialist production partners for your next collection — whether that's one prototype or a first production run.

Design development board with sketches and swatches

Who you'll find

The people behind the label.

Everrissa is used by emerging designers, independent labels, stylists, creative directors and influencers launching their first line.

Pattern cutters

Digital and manual, full grading.

Sample makers

First samples and repeats.

Garment technologists

Fit, tolerance, specification.

Production ateliers

Short runs done properly.

Small-batch manufacturers

From 30 units.

Couture specialists

Show and press pieces.

A sample room with dress stands

What you can commission

One brief. The right partner.

Tell us the styles, quantities, size range, target cost and deadline. We match you to professionals with the right capacity — not the cheapest bid.

Pattern developmentSample developmentPrototype creationTech pack supportSmall production runCollection developmentSpecialist constructionFashion show pieces
Build a brand brief

Production partners

African craft capacity, first.

Hand-weaving, embellishment and small-batch ateliers across West, East and Southern Africa lead our production network. UK and European pattern cutting and specialist tailoring sit behind them when a project calls for it.

Folasade Adebayo — African fashion signature work

Adebayo Atelier

Lagos, Nigeria Verified by Everrissa

Folasade Adebayo weaves her own aso oke on a Lagos loom before she cuts a single seam.

Hand weavingHand beadingGele construction
Fittings in person or remote8 weeks
Tunde Bakare — African fashion signature work

Bakare Bespoke

Ibadan, Nigeria Verified by Everrissa

Tunde Bakare canvasses ankara jackets in Ibadan the way Savile Row canvasses worsted.

Full-canvas tailoringHand-padded lapelsAgbada construction
Fittings in person or remote6 weeks
Yetunde Salami — African fashion signature work

Indigo & Salt

Abeokuta, Nigeria Verified by Everrissa

Yetunde Salami dyes every length of indigo herself in an Abeokuta courtyard before it becomes a dress.

Resist dyeingBias cuttingDraping
Remote fittings7 weeks