Program Comparison
School of Atelier vs School of Tailoring – Two distinct pathways rooted in craftsmanship and industry practice
Overview
Creaton House offers two distinct but complementary professional pathways, each rooted in craftsmanship and industry practice. This comparison is designed to help prospective students choose the program that best aligns with their skills, interests, and career goals.
Program Focus
Primary Focus
Textile & garment construction
Primary Focus
Bespoke & structured tailoring
Specialisation
Womenswear
Specialisation
Menswear & womenswear tailoring
Core Skills
Precision sewing, couture techniques, handcraft
Core Skills
Pattern cutting, canvassing, structured construction
Learning Environment
Fashion-house atelier
Learning Environment
Bespoke tailoring workshop
School of Atelier
Learning Outcomes
What You'll Master
- Professional garment construction to couture standards
- Advanced sewing and handcraft techniques
- Textile knowledge and fabric behaviour
- Fit, finishing, and atelier workflow
School of Tailoring
Learning Outcomes
What You'll Master
- Drafting and manipulating tailoring patterns
- Constructing jackets, trousers, coats, and structured garments
- Hand tailoring techniques including canvassing and padding
- Precision fit, balance correction, and finishing
Career Pathways
School of Atelier
Atelier Assistant
Garment Maker / Couture Seamstress
Sample Machinist
Bridal & Occasion Wear Specialist
Freelance Couture Maker
School of Tailoring
Tailoring Assistant
Junior / Bespoke Tailor
Sample Tailor
Alterations Tailor
Freelance or Independent Tailor
Program Structure
Feature
School of Atelier
School of Tailoring
Duration
12 months full-time
12 months full-time
Entry Option
6-month foundation available
6-month foundation available
Weekly Studio Hours
20–25 hours
20–25 hours
Who Should Apply
Choose School of Atelier
If you are drawn to garment construction, couture techniques, womenswear, and studio-based making.
Choose School of Tailoring
If you are passionate about structure, fit, pattern cutting, and bespoke tailoring traditions.