Osas Olumese Training Institute

I remember when I was a lot younger… I think I was in secondary school, my mother took me to a tailor to get measured for a garment. According to my mother, this tailor was on-point (you know what I mean) as in his work was beautiful. Learn how to sew at OOTIKano I cannot remember being so excited about it, but who would not love to have more clothe as a child. Fast forward to the day when I received the clothe…. My response was…Is this it? The finishing was poor, the fit was not it. We took it for a number of amendment, and at a point, I just stopped, thinking I would grow to meet the cloth over time LOL. This memory is what caused me to keep asking myself “there must be something more”, as I learnt how to make clothing using the free hand method of doing things. This questions led me to the answer - pattern making. I wanted the focus of my garment to have a lot of emphasis on its Fit and Finish . I would not say I have arrived, but I constantly want to out-do my last job

Happy New Year, from all of us at OOTI Happy New year to you all and your family .  We are so excited about all the things we would be making happen at Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI), this year. We would be doing beautiful things, partnering with you... Like the sating goes the more the merrier... And what better way can we have fun than by making beautiful clothes; the energy in the environment during teaching and execution is one that words fail to explain, but the smiles at the end makes the whole journey worthwhile. At Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI) have a goal to train a minimum of 50 people by the end of 2018, we have repackaged our courses - upgrading them, with new improved training delivery methods,  to ensure easy step by step guide to making you achieve your goal in a timely manner. At Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI)  we train you to become the best and a leader in the industry, you can't get anything better. Registration is on