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SARTORIALTO ON SCREEN

Behind the scenes. Made in Montréal.

FILM & TELEVISION

From film sets to television studios, our work reaches beyond the private fitting room. Over the years, the Sartorialto team has contributed tailoring work to productions in Québec and internationally.

Our Montréal workshop brings together pattern development, cutting, fittings and garment construction. Below is a selection of productions to which members of our atelier have contributed. The nature of each commission varies; these are tailoring contributions, not claims to have designed an entire production's costumes.

CURRENT & RECENT PRODUCTIONS

ProductionYear / statusContext
Tout le monde en parleOngoingRecurring tailoring work for the television programme
Dr. Mason Miller2026Film production; tailoring involvement
Angles morts2026Québec television series; tailoring involvement
Mlle Bottine2024Tailoring credit
23 décembre2022Tailoring credit

SELECTED EARLIER CREDITS

ProductionYearCredited tailoring work
Bad Times at the El Royale2018Period shirts
La chute de l'empire américain2018Pierre Curzi and Eddy King
Bon Cop Bad Cop 22017Patrick Huard and Colm Feore
Mother!2017Javier Bardem
Nous sommes les autres2017James Hyndman and Émile Proulx-Cloutier
The Walk2015Custom tailoring
My Internship in Canada2015Paul Doucet
White House Down2013Channing Tatum, Jamie Foxx and Richard Jenkins

This is a selected record of work, not a complete filmography. Production titles and release years identify the productions; the tailoring contribution should not be confused with overall costume design. Recent projects may not yet appear in public databases.

MADE HERE, FOR WHAT THE STORY REQUIRES

Whether for a personal commission or a screen production, the same people, cutting tables and fitting rooms are at work. Our in-house team can develop individual patterns, adapt historical or contemporary designs, select from thousands of fabric lengths in our cloth archive, and carry a garment through fitting and construction.

For production enquiries, contact the Montréal atelier.

For more stories from the atelier, explore Beyond the Suit.