The right fields for each garment
A suit jacket and a kandura need different measures. Tailoq has fields per garment, with a body diagram to go with them.
If your cutter takes a measure that is missing, add a field. If you never use one, remove it.
Every save is a new dated set
Saving never writes over the last set. Each save is a new set with the date and the name of whoever took it, and the older sets stay on file.
That answers the question every tailor has heard: "what did we cut last time?"
Compare two sets
Pick any two sets and Tailoq shows the change for each field. This invented example shows a returning customer's suit:
| Field | March | October | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 40 | 41 | +1 |
| Waist | 34 | 35.5 | +1.5 |
| Sleeve | 25 | 25 | 0 |
For a bride, the difference between toile fitting and final fitting can be read just as quickly. See how this works for bespoke tailors and bridal ateliers.
Inches or centimetres
Units are a shop setting, and measurements show in whichever you choose. On the phone, tablet or computer you own, the form fits the screen, so you can measure at the customer's side.
Still weighing it up? We compare a measurement app against a paper book, and the tailor measurement sheet works either way.