Every costume that leaves here was drafted, cut and finished by the people on this page. No production line, no repeats — which is why there is a waiting list, and why the fit is worth it.
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A second paragraph is a good place for the part people remember: the show you built for, the material you are obsessed with, the thing you will not compromise on.
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If the studio is more than one person, this is their paragraph. If it is not, delete this whole object and the page will lay itself out for one.
EHM Design Studio makes one-of-a-kind costumes for aerialists and circus artists. Every piece is drafted from the performer’s own measurements, built to take the load their apparatus puts on it, and finished to read from the back of the house.
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Nothing is cut before the measurements are in, girth included. A costume that fits badly in the air is not a costume, it is a hazard.
Structure, load paths and seam finishes are settled before a single crystal is placed. The sparkle is the last decision, never the first.
No piece is repeated. What is made for you does not turn up on someone else’s stage the following season.
