We are hiring in Monroe
This is a working trim shop, not a counter job. If you can sew, or you want to learn this trade properly from someone who has done it since 1989, come and talk to us.
Sewing first — but not sewing only
The machine is the hardest seat to fill, so an experienced upholstery sewing machine operator can walk in tomorrow. It is not the only job here though: a top or an interior is stripped, repaired, patterned, cut, fitted and finished, and every one of those steps needs a pair of hands.
On the machine
- Industrial machine experience — automotive, marine or furniture
- Panels, seams, piping, pleats and diamond work
- Working clean off a pattern
Around the machine
- Stripping interiors and pulling old covers
- Foam, frames, pads and bows — the repair underneath
- Fitting tops and trim on the car
- Keeping the shop and the benches straight
What matters most
- You turn up, on the days you said you would
- You take care with someone else’s vehicle
- You would rather do it twice than hand back something crooked
- Willing to learn the parts you do not know yet
There is no form for this one
Call, email, or come by — in person is best. Bring something you have made, or photographs of it.
Not sure you have enough experience?
Come by anyway and say so. We would rather meet someone willing to learn the trade than wait for a perfect résumé that never turns up.
Free estimates · By photo or in person · Reply within one hour · Monroe, NC since 1989