MIRAB FASHION AND TAILORING LTD

Company profile. Mirab Fashion and Tailoring Ltd is a UK private limited company incorporated on 20 April 2026 with its registered office at 305 Sailor Court, St. Pauls Road, Barking IG11 7YR. The Sailor Court premises sits in the Westbury / Gascoigne mixed-use redevelopment quarter on the eastern edge of Barking town centre, a modern build-to-rent and mid-market residential block alongside small ground-floor commercial frontages, indexed across Rightmove and Zoopla as private rented and shared-ownership flatted housing, so the legal address is consistent with the founders home rather than a tailoring shopfront. The trading style "Mirab Fashion and Tailoring" with the Mirab personal-name prefix, Fashion category tag and Tailoring suffix is consistent with a small bespoke-tailoring, alteration, ethnic-bridal-and-occasion-wear or Asian / Bengali / Pakistani-community fashion-and-stitching micro-trade serving the East-London catchment around Barking, Dagenham, Ilford, Romford and Hornchurch. The founder identity is consistent with a Bengali or Bangladeshi-diaspora trader given the Mirab personal-name and the Mahin / Akter handles surfaced on the public brand pages. Contact channels and how they were verified. The brand runs a public Facebook page titled "Mirab Fashion And Tailoring London" with a Hornchurch / Barking-and-Dagenham locality tag and the page contact bio publishes the mobile number 07436 212338, captured as the canonical client-enquiry phone (international format +447436212338). The page lists the contact handle mahinuakter581 alongside the trading style and is treated as the warmest publicly accessible inbound channel. No standalone brand website domain (mirabtailoring.co.uk, mirabfashion.co.uk, mirabtailor.com) resolves to an operator landing page at this point, and no public brand email mailbox has been published. Brand-namesake disambiguation: the unrelated Mirab cosmetics, Mirab restaurant and Mirab-prefixed Etsy and TikTok product handles are entirely separate operators at different jurisdictions and different trade, and none pass the same-name or same-trade test for channel inheritance. How to approach this company. Treat the buying centre as a single founder-and-tailor running a small Barking-and-East-London bespoke-tailoring, alterations and ethnic-occasion-wear micro-trade from a Sailor Court home base with Facebook as the primary inbound channel. Realistic prospect coverage is fabric-and-haberdashery trade-supply partners (Whaleys Bradford, Hemmers Itex, Sew Direct, Macculloch and Wallis), Singer / Brother / Juki industrial-machine service-and-supply desks, embroidery and digitising-trade onboarding, Asian-bridal and South-Asian-occasion-wear B2B trade fairs (Asiana Bridal Show, the Bangla Bridal Show), Instagram and TikTok Shop creator-commerce onboarding, EPOS and card-reader providers (Square, Zettle, SumUp), local-business-listings managed services (Google Business Profile, Yell), small-business banking onboarding (Tide, Starling, Wise Business), and East-London community small-business support desks. Outreach should be a Facebook-message and a WhatsApp Business approach into the 07436 line backed by a Companies House registered-office letter to Sailor Court. Out of scope. No verified brand email mailbox or operator website is being claimed; only the Facebook page and the mobile booking number are claimed. Vergi / VAT and HMRC data are out of scope. The unrelated Mirab cosmetics, Mirab restaurant and Mirab-prefixed Etsy handles are explicitly excluded. No same-address Sailor Court co-tenant channel inheritance is being applied because the address is a residential flat.