On Saturday, under sunny skies and in the warmest weather the South Fork has known in months, crowds descended on two-plus acres of beautifully landscaped grounds to experience a new beginning amid the rebirth of spring.

    With a move to the former Jos. A. Hren Nurseries at 530 Montauk Highway, Groundworks Landscaping Inc., founded in 2002 by Linda Silich, Kim Hren, and Andy Silich, has consolidated its business onto one site.

    In addition to offering gardening supplies like plants, soil, mulches, and fertilizers, Groundworks @ Hrens, as the site is called, puts a new spin on gardening and landscaping design. As an “outdoor living center,” the business encompasses furniture, pet supplies, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and pond design. Also on site is a gift shop, offering necessities and otherwise for hosts or visiting guests.

    The ownership team will also offer workshops, as well as community events such as the haunted Halloween rides and Christmas open-house happenings held at Jos. A. Hren Nurseries in years past.

    “I remember every nook and cranny,” said Ms. Hren, whose grandfather founded the nursery in 1939. “It was always fun working here, so it’s nice to see it all come back and everybody get excited about it all over again.”

    Groundworks had been based at 7 Toilsome Lane in East Hampton, with a holding yard for plants in Sagaponack. The move, said Ms. Silich, means greater convenience for staff and clients alike. “We’ve had this dream for a few years. We moved in the day after Christmas and got it rolling. It’s all come together in the last three months,” she said.

    Ms. Hren is the lead landscape designer. She and Ms. Silich, designer and marketing chief, oversee the entire operation. Mr. Silich, who heads the landscape installation and maintenance divisions, oversees the landscape crew and the scheduling of all jobs.

    The crew busily preparing the grounds for Saturday’s opening, Ms. Hren said, have been with Groundworks for many years. “It really is nice to see how happy they are, and that they’re taking pride in what they’re doing.”

AMAGANSETT

J. Capilets to 133 Mulford L.L.C., 133 Mulford Lane, .15 acre, Jan. 30, $305,000.

J. Shanholt to 123 Miankoma Lane L.L.C., 123 Miankoma Lane, .52 acre (vacant), Feb. 14, $2,650,000.

D. Altschuler to Feldberg-Lazarus Trust, 219 Marine Boulevard, .4 acre, Dec. 21, $4,750,000.

EAST HAMPTON

J. Russo to T. and S. Behm, 19 Atlantic Street, Jan. 25, $710,000.

B. Sherman to V.G. Pyramid L.P., 358 Accabonac Road, .46 acre, Jan. 18, $680,000.

H. Otis and B. Kramer to M. and J. Rodgers, 18 Second Avenue, .93 acre, Feb. 1, $710,000.

A. Van Gestel to K. and C. Grubman, 25 Blue Jay Way, .46 acre, Feb. 11, $695,000.

J. Schirmer Trust to Whitmore Nurseries, 110 Route 114, .25 acre, Feb. 19, $416,000.

J., J., and J. Hummel to C. Barry and A. Porch, 11 Duke Drive, .49 acre, Feb. 20, $907,000.

D. Saltiel to L. Garcia and G. Auen, 22 Springwoods Lane, .92 acre, Feb. 1, $654,000.

A., J., and L. Watson to W. and A. Pearson, 111 Montauk Boulevard, .62 acre, Jan. 23, $950,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

Przonek Partnership to Becca Real Estate Holding, 181 Montauk Highway, .91 acre (vacant), Feb. 5, $740,000.

MONTAUK

M., E., and C. Cassidy to J. and K. Staub, 236 Edgemere Street Unit 310, Aug. 30, $190,000.

A.J. Richard and Sons to T. and D. Costello, South Faraday Street (lots 19-22), 1.39 acres (vacant), Jan. 27, $209,000.

Ancient Mariner Cottage to Ancient Mariner L.L.C., 397 Old Montauk Highway, Feb. 15, $3,500,000.

NOYAC

J. and M. Pecoraro and Ahlers to Town of Southampton, 830 Lopers Path, 3.9 acres (vacant), Feb. 1, $600,000.

SAG HARBOR

Fisher, T. to Schucker and Proudman, 3 Wilson Place, .26 acre, Jan. 11, $415,000.

SPRINGS

J. Levitt to S. and L. Boukas, 3 Park Street, .71 acre, Nov. 12, $630,000.

N. Delman to New Sunshine Custom, 50 Shadom Lane, .72 acre (vacant), Feb. 12, $300,000.

   Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

AMAGANSETT

B. and N. Edwards Jr. Trust to DCP418 L.L.C., 418 Cranberry Hole Road, 1.46 acres (vacant), Dec. 7, $875,000.

EAST HAMPTON

S. Schotland Trust to P. Gaynor, 163 Three Mile Harbor Road, Jan. 25, $475,000.

P., B., and B. Carabine to T. Self and K. O’Neill, 28 Robert’s Lane, .94 acre, Feb. 1, $975,000.

P. Flynn to G. Montesano Trust, 49 Osborne Lane, .41 acre, Feb. 15, $1,200,000.

M. Finn to C. and Y. Nicholls, 591 Hand’s Creek Road, .92 acre, Feb. 25, $1,125,000.

M. and B. Weiss to G. and J. Shufro, 18 Quarty Court, 2.11 acres, Feb. 22, $1,050,000.

Trojanowski and Lynch to C. Harvey, 3 Jason’s Lane, 1 acre, Feb. 22, $1,630,000.

R. Dittmer (by administrator) to Beyond Builders Inc., 3 Park Street (vacant), Jan. 16, $404,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

M. Schapiro to 263 Montauk Highway, 263 Montauk Highway, .96 acre, Feb. 13, $1,000,000.

T. Thurston to D. Fierro III and J. Henn, 71 Toilsome Lane, .6 acre, Feb. 26, $860,000.

M. Barr to MMBS-2 Properties, 1 Bailow Lane, .97 acre, Dec. 28, $6,200,000.

MONTAUK

F. and J. Knoll to O. Cepero, 119 Madison Drive, .25 acre, Feb. 15, $775,000.

J. Anthony and P. McNeece to M. Hanrahan, 15 Roosevelt Road, .34 acre, Mar. 1, $600,000.

SAG HARBOR

Mole Family Trust to M. Quilty, 92 Highview Drive, 1.13 acres, Dec. 6, $715,000.

J. Sullivan (by executor) to H. Sambol, 22 Cove Road, .25 acre, Feb. 28, $835,000.

SPRINGS

T. Hantz and E. Rasor to W. and B. Cople, 17 Fanning Avenue, .1 acre, Jan. 4, $565,000.

J. Kavanaugh to Zalanskas and Herndon, 26 Talmage Farm Lane, 3.56 acres, Feb. 8, $1,558,500.

T. and G. Kershow (by executor) to D. Cole and J. Hardisty, 5 Deep Six Drive, .46 acre, Dec. 14, $440,000.

Score Construction to P. and C. Arkinson, 10 Oak Ledge Lane, .46 acre, Feb. 22, $706,800.

P. Hodges to B. Otto, 75 Church Lane, .35 acre, Jan. 3, $301,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

EAST HAMPTON

J. and B. Laviero (by administrator) to H. Quiroz, 86 Crystal Drive, .56 acre (vacant), March 6, $150,000.

Sid Cullum Inc. to W.A.G. Properties L.L.C., 46 Three Mile Harbor Road, .37 acre, Feb. 28, $1,040,000.

61 Buell Lane to M. and K. Lieb, 61 Buell Lane Extension, March 1, $3,775,000.

T. Ovanessian to P. Jakab and I. Fein, 68 Oyster Shores Road, Feb. 28, $2,200,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

F. Schnall and T. Boston to S.R.U. Realty L.L.C., 18 Pondview Lane, 1.2 acres (vacant), Nov. 15, $5,100,000.

MONTAUK

T. DiMatteo to Executoram Investment Company,  57 Startop Drive, 1.1 acres, March 7, $3,800,000.

R. Flood to M. and M. O’Shea, 153 West Lake Drive, .45 acre (vacant), Feb. 20, $425,000.

M. and A. Potapchuk to D. Watson

 and T. Havel, 23 Fort Pond Road, Unit 34, .2 acre, March 1, $330,000.

J. and C. Luksic to K. Hejducek and O. Reville, 15 South Edin Street, March 6, $740,000.

M. Burns to 1 East, L.L.C., 100 Deforest Road, Unit 29, March 1, $740,000.

NOYAC

J. MacGregor (by executor) to Z. and N. Tunick, 2461 Noyac Road, 1.1 acres, Feb. 7, $456,000.

N. Barnett Morse to J. and M. Jalbert, 1499 Noyac Path, 2.7 acres, Feb. 28, $1,340,000.

SPRINGS

C. and N. Kiembock to A. and M. Cassidy, 36 Briar Croft Drive, Feb. 13, $925,000.

J. Best to K. Giehl and J. Ragovin, 132 Old Stone Highway, 1.02 acres, March 6, $2,135,000.

WAINSCOTT

J. Jayme II (by executor) to Deer Forest L.L.C., 19 Wainscott Stone Highway, .48 acre, March 1, $1,470,000.

   Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

   “You don’t want to come in to a bike shop and see 10 bikes,” Khanh Ngo observed, standing in his newly opened Khanh Sports and Boutique. “You want to see 100.”

    As it happens, Khanh Sports, occupying the former Spielberg Nursery and Garden Shop at 500 Montauk Highway in East Hampton, is now stocked with 200 bikes, among them a wide variety from the Specialized brand, and 8 and 11-speed ElliptiGO outdoor elliptical bikes. “This is like running without impact,” Mr. Ngo said of the ElliptiGO brand. “Doctors are recommending it; they’re using it in physical therapy. We are the biggest dealer, nationally and internationally. If you need instruction, I’m certified in it. I’ve done 111 miles in 7.5 hours.”

    Mr. Ngo, whose Khanh Sports and EH Eyewear is in its 17th year at 60 Park Place in East Hampton Village, long felt the need to expand beyond the shop brimming with sunglasses, swimwear, sandals, and more for the active, outdoor lifestyle. With a lease on the former Spielberg site, he has put his plans in motion.

    A personification of vitality and activity, Mr. Ngo, who has been in the United States — he is from Vietnam — since 1979, ticks off a list of products and services his shop offers.

    “Helmets, accessories, gloves. Off-road bikes that you can actually ride on the beach, even in the soft sand. Everything is all in one place, versus ‘We can order it.’ We do repairs, too. In the other part we’re going to do surf. On top of that is the Ping-Pong table. Everybody’s got a pool; everybody’s got a house. They want a Ping-Pong table. Also, we are expanding to miniature golf. We could do it for parties, set it up at people’s houses. Eight holes, 9 holes, 18 holes, we’ll set it up on your lawn, wherever you want. Come on, where have you seen that done?”

    There’s more: “Volleyball sets, tents, fishing gear. Here, we’re going to do some teak furniture,” he said. Several long paddleboards are suspended overhead in the shop. “We’re renting them, we have people doing lessons. I can’t display this at the store in the village. If I put it in the village, it’s on the sidewalk. There’s no room inside the store. Now, you can drive up, you can park as many cars as you want.”

AMAGANSETT

C. Turlinski to M. and A. Gross, 228 Town Lane, 1.36 acres, Mar. 8, $1,200,000.

EAST HAMPTON

A. Kuhn (by executor) to J. Kim, 71 Harbor View Avenue, .23 acre (vacant), Feb. 20, $110,000.

A. Kuhn (by executor) to M. Brennan, 73 Harbor View Avenue, .44 acre (vacant), Feb. 20, $110,000.

T. Bacon to SeleneRMOF II, 124 Oakview Highway, .11 acre, Aug. 23, $460,451.

E. Krug and J. Haubrich to C. Beirne and R. O’Dunne, 7 Shellfish Lane and 2-42.002, .86 acre, Mar. 8, $1,295,000.

M. Katz Trust to E. Biggar, 39 Hands Creek Road, 2.28 acres, Mar. 6, $2,850,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

E. Kulman and C. Mitrut to S. Gaustad, 55 Mill Hill Lane, .19 acre, Mar. 4, $2,800,000.

MONTAUK

G. Chiaramonte to 136 Soundview L.L.C., 136 Soundview Drive, .83 acre, Mar. 4, $1,500,000.

E. Patrowicz to Silver and Christophe, 5 Royal Oak Way, .94 acre, Mar. 8, $2,190,000.

R. Iannucci and S. Ewers to M.D. Madison L.L.C., 23 Miller Avenue, .85 acre, Dec. 28, $5,800,000.

N. Bellassai to Hibiscus Holdings L.L.C., 15 Elm Lane, 1.1 acres, Mar. 7, $795,000.

Michael’s Home Work to J.F.J. Montauk L.L.C., 6 Birch Drive, 1.13 acres, Oct. 3, $4,500,000.

Michael’s Home Work to J.A.B. Real Estate Holdings, 333 Old Montauk Highway, 1.02 acres (vacant), Oct. 3, $150,000.

NORTH HAVEN

S. Hagerstrom to L. Esker, 18 Fairlea Court, 1.84 acres (vacant), Mar. 8, $1,100,000.

NOYAC

M. Kelly to L. Chaplynsky, 74 Cliff Drive, Baypoint, .26 acre, Mar. 6, $505,000.

Alliance Equity Partners to P. and M. Armstrong, 104 Brick Kiln Road, 1.47 acres, Mar. 8, $4,122,500.

SAG HARBOR

H. Waxman to M. and J. DiBari, 17 Rosemary Lane, .69 acre, Mar. 15, $700,000.

N. Tucker to T. and S. Reppert, 19 Princeton Road, .21 acre, Mar. 1, $750,000.

SPRINGS

M. and B. Slater to Springmark L.L.C., 100 Runnymede Drive, .54 acre, Feb. 27, $2,875,000.

   Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

    Mindful Turtle, a Stony Brook yoga studio, will open a Montauk outpost at 34 South Erie Street, with classes starting tomorrow.

    “I always liked the vibe out here and it seemed the right place to be,” said Danielle Goldstein, the owner and founder of Mindful Turtle. (The name comes from her father’s nickname for her and her two sisters — turtles.) She anticipates a very busy summer in Montauk.

    “We’re responding to supply and demand,” Diane Ferraro, director of the Montauk yoga studio, said on Sunday, sitting cross-legged on the studio’s shiny wood floor.

    Ms. Goldstein, who opened her Stony Brook studio four years ago, was looking to expand. Ms. Ferraro, a yoga instructor and part-time Montauk resident, had done some work for Ms. Goldstein through her Urban Siren public relations and marketing firm. The two decided to work together to open a studio in Montauk. While they were considering a new location, Ms. Ferraro saw a for rent sign for the lower level of a building that houses Mickey’s Carting Services offices, tucked away behind the Montauk Movie. “It’s time to go knock on that door,” she told Ms. Goldstein. 

    “It’s like a hidden treasure back here,” Ms. Goldstein said Sunday.

    Ms. Ferraro lives in Montauk part time in the winter and full time in the summer. Her family used to own the Merry Mermaid Motel in the harbor area. She has spent two extended stays in India practicing her technique with notable yogis and plans to return each year to deepen her understanding of the ancient practice.

    While other instructors will be hired, the partners hope to lead many of the classes themselves, some of which will start at 6:30 a.m. to accommodate people’s work schedules.

    “We like to take the reins. It helps us connect with our students,” said Ms. Ferraro. She will be leading Mysore classes, in which the instructor moves through the class during a sequence of poses, adjusting and correcting practitioners. And just like in India and other places that offer ashtanga yoga, those classes will not be held on moon days, which include the new and full moon.

    A full schedule and price list is available at mindfulturtle.com

AMAGANSETT

L. Baker to Town of East Hampton, 427 Cranberry Hole Road, 1.2 acres (vacant), Dec. 13, $1,100,000.

M. Rosen Trust to N. Lowman, 47 Napeague Lane, .72 acre, Dec. 20, $2,400,000.

EAST HAMPTON

E. Marmon to A. and P. Tuohy, 25 Talkhouse Walk, Dec. 7, $835,000.

G. Bennett to K. Iwanowski, 39 Gould Street, .4 acre, Dec. 24, $1,275,000.

E. and P. McDonald Jr. to W. Langer, 1 Livery Lane, .77 acre, Dec. 20, $980,000.

T. and A. Sanfratello to J. and S. Hines, 17 Huntting Avenue, .12 acre, Dec. 17, $485,000.

A. and P. Sales to G. Hoppe, part of 60 Cove Hollow Road (vacant), Dec. 17, $430,000.

C.T.M.B. L.L.C. to Wireless 33 L.L.C., 37 Wireless Road and lot 13, .5 acre, Dec. 14, $950,000.

L. Lawrence to M. Nelson and C. Schenkel, 3 Buffalo Path, .44 acre, Dec. 17, $540,000.

Eggert Family Trust to Bahia De Los Suenos, 24 Three Mile Harbor Drive, .6 acre, Dec. 20, $1,600,000.

D. Gamble to B. Wiener, 42 Scallop Avenue, .52 acre, Dec. 20, $520,000.

R. and B. Marasco to SBK Investors Montauk, 19 Duke Drive, .23 acre, Dec. 18, $560,000.

N. Goell to J. Brower, 237 Cedar Street, Dec. 19, $1,240,000.

Kaback and United Credit Trust to P. Amato and M. Butler, 8 Long Ridge Road, 2.1 acres, Dec. 18, $1,242,500.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

Delaney Family L.L.C. to EVIDOG MICK L.L.C., 54 Lee Avenue, 1.11 acres, Dec. 3, $7,000,000.

A.S.L.W. Lily Pond L.L.C. to 10 Lily Pond Lane, 10 Lily Pond Lane, .97 acre, Dec. 19, $6,800,000.

MONTAUK

J. Mascia to J. Miller and V. Cook, 6 Tern Drive, .17 acre, Dec. 17, $580,000.

R. Pollina to A. and J. Augello, 41 Kirk Avenue, .26 acre, Dec. 13, $672,000.

R. and M. Daunt Trusts to S. and B. Borries, 71 Mulford Avenue, .26 acre, Dec. 27, $575,000.

M. Von Kaas (by administrator) to Town of East Hampton, 69 Lincoln Road (vacant), Dec. 10, $450,000.

NORTH HAVEN

C. Ross to J. Moser and W. Martin, 16 Stock Farm Lane, 1.86 acres, Dec. 17, $1,550,000.

A. and C. Ninivaggi Trusts to R. and M. Shukhman, 40 Barclay Drive, 1.68 acres, Dec. 13, $3,066,000.

P. Jenkins to S. Gorman and J. Omlor, 10 Spring Lane, .14 acre, Nov. 30, $400,000.

NOYAC

K. Thompson to E. Moskowitz, 2395 Noyac Road, .51 acre, Nov. 20, $338,500.

Clavin and Hamma-Clavin to N. Thomason, 4472 Noyac Road, .87 acre, Dec. 18, $600,000.

P. and D. Woodbury to 5 Fair Hills Lane L.L.C., 5 Fair Hills Lane, 1.19 acres, Nov. 15, $4,161,000.

SAG HARBOR

P. Eckey to P. Passonneau, 81 Suffolk Street, .26 acre, Dec. 20, $650,000.

L. Simonson to Greenwalt and Licitra III, 12 Harrison Street, .33 acre, Dec. 17, $800,000.

SPRINGS

F. and A. Heckendorn III to T. and E. Feehan, 46 Camberly Road, .43 acre, Dec. 18, $600,000.

A. Ragone (by executor) to R. Osborne Jr. 203 Three Mile-Harbor Hog Creek Road, .7 acre, Dec. 27, $1,215,000.

L. Frank to 71 Copeces L.L.C., 71 Copeces Lane, Dec. 21, $615,000.

R. Fiore to A. Childs-MacDonald, 123 Harbor Boulevard, .33 acre, Dec. 12, $410,000.

J. and P. Sopiak to L. Hennessy, 3 Cedar Street, .5 acre, Dec. 14, $400,000.

Dvorzon Family Trust to J. and D. York, 530 Old Stone Highway, .9 acre, Dec. 7, $393,750.

WAINSCOTT

J. Bolaris to 13 Sachem’s Path L.L.C., 13 Sachem’s Path, .81 acre, Dec. 18, $1,850,000.

B. Benedek to J. Stern, 30 Merriwood Drive, .92 acre, Dec. 26, $1,875,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

AMAGANSETT

A. Marshall to A. and K. Stewart, 62 Abrahams Landing Road, Dec. 28, $777,500.

N. Delman to S. and L. Hills, 18 Ashwood Court, 1.72 acres (vacant), Dec. 14, $680,000.

C.M. Phillips Trust to 252 Bluff Road L.L.C., 252 Bluff Road, .55 acre (vacant), Dec. 21, $1,250,000.

Winter Family Trust to 123 Atlantic Avenue, 123 Atlantic Avenue, .76 acre, Dec. 21, $2,950,000.

83 Atlantic Associates to 83 Atlantic Avenue, 83 Atlantic Avenue, 1.3 acres, Dec. 27, $2,600,000.

K. and J. Brew to D. Traut, 16 Indian Wells Highway, Dec. 27, $1,795,000.

J. and A. Ristuccia to C. Wong and C. Wu, 91 Hedges Lane, .64 acre, Dec. 31, $1,550,000.

EAST HAMPTON

Stevelman and Fitzgerald to J. Lefkowitz and S. Low, 9 Old School House Lane, 1.85 acres, Dec. 12, $1,800,000.

C. Marshall to Newmark Custom Homes, 6 Monument Lane, .69 acre (vacant), Dec. 19, $375,000.

J. Samson to P. Keen, 674 Hands Creek Road, .53 acre, Dec. 21, $749,000.

L. Merinoff to C. Merinoff Trust, 15 Clamshell Avenue, 2.3 acres, Oct. 3, $1,700,000.

J. and G. Dobson to M. Jaffe and A. Cohen, 130 Old Northwest Road, .32 acre, Dec. 26, $710,000.

M. and J. Rodgers to N. Goell, 19 Wheelock Walk, .5 acre, Dec. 19, $670,000.

H. Bransford to T. Whiting, 22 Cosdrew Lane, .46 acre, Nov. 19, $875,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

R. Simmons to 20 Jericho Close L.L.C., 20 Jericho Close Lane, 1.84 acres, Dec. 21, $6,995,000.

D. Thomas Trust to C. Bowen, 63 Meadow Way, .59 acre (vacant), Dec. 21, $1,500,000.

D. Toomey Trust to A. Morgan IV, 215 and 219 Main Street, 1.15 acres, Dec. 28, $2,300,000.

MONTAUK

Island K.Z.L. L.L.C. to Star Island Road Realty, 39 Star Island Road, 5.3 acres (vacant), Dec. 24, $2,000,000.

J. and D. Mannino, to P. Morrissey, 100 Deforest Road, Unit 4, Dec. 21, $600,000.

V. Kee to D. Auld and F. Panizza, 33 Davis Drive, .89 acre, Dec. 21, $890,000.

NOYAC

R. Kiegiel to J. Leonard, 1455 Millstone Road, .38 acre, Dec. 16, $440,000.

G. and R. Ackerman to H. Peil, 40 Tredwell Lane, 1.13 acres, Nov. 22, $867,500.

C. Hall to A. Carter, 45 Harbor Watch Court, .93 acre, Dec. 31, $880,000.

M. Gray and C. Storbo to J. and L. Dworkin, 117 Northside Drive, .92 acre, Dec. 27, $1,200,000.

SAG HARBOR

Smith, Frisch, et al. to G. Holley, 22 Rector Street, .09 acre, Dec. 20, $700,000.

L. Camacho to J. Kent and J. Haryott, 120 Glover Street, .42 acre, Dec. 21, $1,950,000.

G. Clemente to D. and L. Bucks, 11 Roger Street, .14 acre, Dec. 21, $625,000.

SPRINGS

J. Vandenberg to 22 Guernsey, L.L.C., 22 Guernsey Lane, .46 acre, Dec. 19, $990,000.

N., D., M., and B. Martin to B. Harty, 86 Tyrone Drive, .43 acre, Dec. 6, $485,200.

S. Long to A. Amini, 26 Sycamore Drive, .74 acre, Nov. 14, $480,000.

T. and K. Cush to N. Brown and M. Ruiz, 25 Greenway, .4 acre, Dec. 27, $521,791.

WAINSCOTT

Schneider, Hedges et al. to Town of East Hampton, Town Line Road, 11.7 acres (vacant), Dec. 12, $1,147,200.

J. Weigley to W. Babinski, 109 Daniel’s Hole Road, Dec. 20, $517,000.

J. Weigley to W. Babinski Jr, 107 Daniel’s Hole Road, Dec. 20, $544,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

    “Stitch is just a place where you can do whatever you want,” Rose Dios, who owns the Southampton custom clothing and alterations shop, said during a fashion event she held there two weeks ago.

    “This dress makes me feel happy,” Nina Beaty, an art therapist with a studio up the street, said as Sara Vicquez, the shop’s manager, helped her to take it in for a perfect fit.

    Feeling good is the point. The shop’s goal, Ms. Dios said, is to help women achieve the look they’re after, whether through an alteration, a complete transformation of an old closet treasure, replicating of a favorite piece, or purchasing something new.

    Alterations are a big part of the business, and how it originated. Women who have trouble fitting into “regular sizes” find comfort there, and Stitch also offers alterations for men, designer shoe and handbag repair, custom bridesmaid and mother of the bride dresses, and fur restyling.

    Simpler designs are custom made inhouse — blouses in a bouquet of colors, skirts in varying lengths, colors, and fabrics. Ready-to-wear, dress-up-or-down cocktail dresses in an array of prints hang near the front of the store, and black-tie gowns are options too. The shop also carries designer fabrics.

    “Lace is in right now,” Ms. Dios said, showing lace skirts with different-colored slips beneath them.

    Clients sometimes want copies of dresses they’ve seen in magazines or on TV, or they might ask for Ms. Dios to replicate a style from long ago. Women might like a sleeve from one dress and the skirt from another. Stitch can put it together in the same dress. Measurements and details are taken in the shop, and then the dress is fabricated, either in-house or elsewhere, depending on the degree of complexity.

    A custom-designed dress starts at $200, depending on the fabric. The boutique carries designer imports such as Etro, Pucci, Missoni, Chanel, Fendi, Armani, Oscar de la Renta, and Besanim, but has a some lower-priced options, too.

    For the winter, Stitch has Italian and French faux fur, cashmere, and velvet. There are custom-designed and ready-to-wear hats, as well as belts, bags, gloves, jewelry, and other accessories. No piece of leftover material goes to waste. Cashmere cuttings, for example, are repurposed into headbands and scarves.

    The Nugent Street shop also does monogramming, pillow and cushion covers, and other home goods. And for those who prefer their fittings in their own house, home consultations are offered. Stitch is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.