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POST LABOR DAY 2008

Posted on 19 October '08 by Patti Rath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

Nearing September

From the farm

Think Fall, 2008!


Go for tweeds, tiny details, and the Queen of Coats! Embroidered fabrics go from day to night.

(Click on the pictures to see more detail!!!)

the basics . . .

THE BASICS . . . get one perfect SKIRT . . . here in muted tweed with velvet ribbon trim . . . and one perfect slim PANT . . . here, in heathered tweed with grey abalone buttons-and-loops at the hemline.

The Queen of Coats

THE QUEEN OF COATS . . . Here in chocolate /black/grey wool tweed with paisley velvet cuffs and lapel; it’s totally reversible to khaki coloured gabardine–rain resistant, too!

That coat!

THAT COAT! . . . goes everywhere! Here, on a windy crisp day near the coast.

THAT COAT! . . . here a day later in the mountains! Room enough to layer over sweaters.

SWING! A roomy cut like this drapes and contours with you! It’s figure flattering— ask your tailor for proof and advice.

TELL YOUR TAILOR . . . to check your back view. Does it fit? Yes! A short slit over one knee lets you climb stairs or hike all day long.

THAT COAT AGAIN! Here, in embroidered wool with matching sleeveless sheath dress.

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL . . . textured vintage buttons on one side, abalone shells on the other.

REVERSIBLE . . . to black cashmere–or fleece. Our beaded scarves, too —for necklines or shoulder wraps. We go, girls!

Posted on 24 August '08 by Patti Rath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

August

Summer Continues . . .

Posted on 3 August '08 by Patti Rath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

For Your Information!

Why do we love to wear the SKIRT/SKIRT?

Our clients request this custom-made garment repeatedly. Easier than shorts or capris and travels perfectly (wash in the sink in one minute, dry with hair dryer in two minutes, put on and go!). Fits before and after junk food and Weight Watchers. Wear with flip-flops, flat shoes, and Birkenstocks. Great for shopping, shows, and taking out the trash.

How to?

A) You choose two or more fabrics (available here or we’ll help you to make choices from our local stores or on-line).

B) You design it with our professional assistance. It’s two or more individual layers of skirts sewn onto one waistband–we can advise you on the best waistline for your figure type. Your choice of fashion details may include, for example, pleats or slits placed where they flatter your figure, and work with your lifestyle. For example, allow a slit over the right back leg and the left front leg allows freedom of movement and the fabric layers catch a summer breeze

C) Pair your SKIRT/SKIRT with a couture (custom-made) T-shirt. Not your average T-shirt, ours are sewn in unusual designer fabrics and feature Project Runway fashion details like button-backs, boat necklines, hint-of-fit-but-not-too-snug-fit, bracelet length sleeves.

We will discuss and design with YOU personally, one-on-one, over coffee or tea (or on the run if you’re pressed for time). We can’t boil water but we know how to design and make great clothes. Here are some examples.

Posted on 27 July '08 by Patti Rath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

The Girls of Mid-Summer!

Posted on 27 July '08 by Patti Rath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

Memorial Day Weekend Celebrations

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Posted on 26 May '08 by Patti Rath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

More new photos!

Thanks for everyone’s wonderful comments on the site! We are happy to have you as a visitor; below are a few new photos for you to enjoy.

Posted on 18 May '08 by pattirath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.

Recent Photos of Our Work

Welcome to our new website! We will be adding more information soon, but for now please enjoy pictures of the work we have done over the last 12 months. Click on Any Image below for a larger view.

Posted on 26 April '08 by pattirath, under P. Rath Couture. No Comments.