Best Sewing Company Bridgeport Near Me

4worldlovers: Our embroidery facility proudly serves the greater Bridgeport, CT area. We specialize in small to medium size jobs, from individual pieces to organizational orders of 1000 pieces or more.

Our equipment includes a 6-head machine from Barudan; the “Mercedes” of embroidery machines. Its stitch quality is unmatched and the result is always stunning. Hats in particular can be problematic for standard machines, but not for Barudan.


Every new job gets a free stitchout for approval, so there are no surprises. Revisions are free as well… the bottom line is the job doesn’t start until you’re fully satisfied with the embroidery. Our staff has decades of embroidery experience and we pride ourselves to be the "short order cooks" of embroidery when possible. From larger school uniform runs to corporate staff garments to elaborate designs on individual leather jackets, we’ve seen it all.


Consider using our suppliers for your garments. In addition to lower embroidery rates we also offer volume discounts on the blanks. In group contract situations we often offer free embroidery instead, depending on the volume. We deliver larger bulk orders for free and smaller ones for just $10.


Regarding those group contracts, our sister company Uniformz’ retail space is open 6 days a week, allowing your staff or students to come in for fittings and pickups. That enables you to completely outsource your uniform needs, eliminating the management of your own inventory.

4worldlovers:
Dry Cleaning & Laundry • Green Cleaning • Same Day Service • Alterations & Repairs • Household Items Cleaned


Same day service if in by 9 am in the morning. State-of-the-art, computerized dry cleaning equipment, utilizing the most technically advanced process available.


Environmentally friendly Wet Cleaning is an "organic" alternative to Dry Cleaning and is the safest garment cleaning alternative method to traditional dry cleaning.

4worldlovers:
Basima Bagdady opened a tailor shop because when she’s away from her sewing machine, she actually misses it. A master tailor who can make your dress fit like a glove, Basima also designs spectacular garments, luxurious draperies, pillows and much more. In this interview in her colorful shop on a hot July day, Basima revealed how as a child in Syria she made her own winter coat, and how fearless learning became the key to her business success.

Basima: Thirty five years ago in Syria, my mother taught me to sew, when I was 10. She was a tailor and designer for 45 years. I loved sewing as a child. I started taking scrap fabric from my mother’s store and designing dresses for my dolls. When I was older, she made me create my winter coat--which I would actually have to wear--all by myself, with no help. She just watched me and gave me instructions, without actually touching it. I learned it the best that way, and I am thankful that she taught me that way.

Basima: At first I did not speak English, but after working several jobs at once (at bridal shop, a tuxedo store, and more), I took time to learn, learn, learn the English language and the ways of the American tailors and designers. I would always carry around an Arabic book, and when people would teach me English phrases, I would write them down in the book. I would have two columns--one for English and one for Arabic. I also taught them my ways. Then, as I became more fluent in English, my desire to start my own company grew. Now that I would be able to communicate with my customers, I could start my own business.

Basima: Everything. I especially love designing my own dresses. Everything's an inspiration to me. I will be watching TV and something will come on that inspires me, and I'll whip out my sketching book and start drawing. Or sometimes I wake up in the morning with an idea already in my head.

Basima: I like to do a perfect job, and I like to make designs different from the usual--designs that stand out. I also incorporate my culture into the store, with belly dancing outfits and beautiful formal wear from Syria. I feel that I have the talent to create anything. I love making children’s dresses as well as curtains, cushions, drapes and more.

Madeline: You also said that you love your customers. Want to talk a little about them?

Basima: To me, my customers are like friends, family. I love everyone and everyone loves me. I love to make people happy, and do something extra for them that surprises them and makes them always remember me.

Madeline: When I saw your store, the first thing I noticed were the quirky dolls on display in the window. It's not something you see every day. What inspired you to put those on display along with regular mannequins?

Basima: I like to make my own designs, and when I make prom dresses, I make a doll-sized version as a sample. When people want to see what dresses will look like, I just make a sample for them

Madeline: Something else that stood out to me in your store are the intricate and luxurious curtains that frame the mirror outside the dressing room and the back wall. You said you also like designing those (along with cushions, cover chairs, couches, etc.) What do you like about it and why?

Basima: I like to be professional with every job and challenge myself in order to make a customer happy. I never tell a customer that I can't do something; I'll get it done. Something I like about making curtains is that with a dress, it's the customer’s choice to do everything and tell me exactly how they want it. With curtains, though, I feel that since the room can't talk, the finished product turns out to be more my own original design with no outside influence. I love seeing the finished product, seeing what the whole room looks like and how it's transformed because of something I envisioned in my head.