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Future-oriented fashion show: Lübeck tailors celebrate graduations!
On August 23, 2025, 12 new tailors and tailors who successfully completed their creative training were ceremoniously honored in Lübeck.
Future-oriented fashion show: Lübeck tailors celebrate graduations!
In Lübeck on August 23, 2025, a total of twelve talented tailors and tailors gave their best and were ceremoniously acquitted. The event took place in the Lübeck Chamber of Crafts and offered the newly qualified journeymen a festive setting to present their skills. Chief Master Angela Ziemer and Deputy Mayor Silke Mählenhoff honored the centuries-old tradition of tailoring and the importance it has for fashion and personal expression. Silke Mählenhoff emphasized that suitable clothing influences the feeling of well-being and underlines the character of the wearer. hl-live.de reports that these topics also played a central role in the speeches.
The head master Angela Ziemer asked the bachelors to be creative. There should be no limits to shapes, colors and materials so that everyone can develop their own individual masterpiece. A special highlight of the celebration was a fashion show in which the journeymen's pieces were presented. Both tailors and custom tailors appeared and showed what they were made of. The dual training to become a tailor lasts two years, while bespoke tailors usually complete a three-year training course. The important thing here is the practical skills that are taught in tailoring shops or tailoring studios.
Introduction of the journeymen
The acquitted alteration tailors include:
- Blerina Cakoni (Wulff Textil Service, Kiel)
- Killian Franz (Theodor Schäfer Berufsbildungswerk, Husum)
- Edda Grewe (MEWA Textil Service, Lauenburg)
- Annabelle Krückmeyer (MEWA Textil Service, Lauenburg)
- Elisa Schlepkow (Textil Service Mecklenburg, Parchim)
The tailors who passed their exams are:
- Dorothea Brocke (Theodor-Schäfer-Werk, Husum)
- Kristina Marina Dittmann (Theodor-Schäfer-Werk, Husum)
- Robin Hobert (Theodor-Schäfer-Werk, Husum)
- Enya Piech (Maßschneiderei Angela Ziemer, Kiel)
- Hanna Sieler (Textil Service Mecklenburg)
- Finja – Fredericke Stagge (Theater Vorpommern, Greifswald)
- Swea Wex (Schneiderei Christina Schröder, Kiel)
Opportunities in the tailoring trade
The future of tailoring seems promising, as craftsmanship and individual tailoring are still very popular. With an average salary of between 2,500 and 3,500 euros per month and good opportunities for advancement, for example by taking on management positions in the company or opening their own business, journeymen have many options. The requirements for the position are diverse, from manual skills to communication skills to the ability to work in a team.
The event in Lübeck made it clear how important the support of experienced trainers is for the development of young talent. A big thank you went to the companies that made the trainees what they are today. Events like these inspire the next generation of tailors and highlight the importance of craftsmanship in the fashion world.