| ORBITAL | Round button originally secured by tailor that's loose (7) |
| UNPEG | Free passage originally secured by a Parisian, say |
| SWIFT | Reel for winding yarn was originally secured by bolt (5) |
| ARMREST | Part of seat material originally secured with nail (7) |
| DEMESNE | Landed property this writer originally secured in valley |
| CABBAGE | Offcuts of cloth once purloined by tailors as a perquisite when cutting out clients' garments, hence a word for "filch" or "pilfer"; or, a chou, cole or pamphrey, eaten by humans and white butterfly c |
| TWIGLOO | Brace having held one log that's loose, shelter built in the woods (7) |
| TIEDOWN | Bash breaking twine that's loose, making secure (3,4) |
| ATLARGE | Dent finally appearing in a bumper that's loose |
| THATSTORNIT | Response to unexpected event requiring intervention by tailor? |
| ADAPT | Notice fitting offered by tailor |
| READJUST | Just a red dress produced by tailor again (8) |
| CUTFROMTHE | Very similar in nature as produced by tailor? (3,4,3,4,5) |
| SAMECLOTH | Very similar in nature as produced by tailor? (3,4,3,4,5) |
| PICTORIAL | Illustrated by tailor using small photo |
| SKEWER | Pin frock's bottom hemmed by tailor (6) |
| SKEW | Colour in back of frock welcomed by tailor? (4) |
| HAVEAFIT | Be horrified by tailor's suggestion? |
| SEWI | Made by tailor |
| ADAPTATION | Reworking of a previous version by tailor from, for instance, Panama that needs no introduction (10) |
