The fields you take, already set up.
A new tailor’s workshop starts with these. Rename them, add your own, or put them in groups. They’re yours to shape. Make women’s wear? Say so when you set up, and you start with the 30 fields a fashion school drafts from instead, bust span to body rise.
Maya ChenDue Sat 14 Nov
Evening gown
- Chest (body) (in)
- Shoulder (in)
- Sleeve length (in)
- Round sleeve (in)
- Neck (in)
- Top length (in)
- Trouser length (in)
- Waist (in)
- Hip (in)
- Lap (thigh) (in)
- Knee (in)
- Calf length (in)
- Round calf (in)
- Ankle (in)
Balance$180
What it takes off your mind.
- The notebook gets lost
- Measurements live on your phone and back up on their own. Search a name and they’re there.
- “Is my cloth ready?”
- Send a tracking link once. Clients see each stage, from cutting to ready, without calling.
- The festive-season rush
- ThimbleKit warns you when a week is already full, before you promise another date.
- Fabric clients bring
- Note the yards they brought, with a photo, so nobody argues about it later.
Your client follows every step.
These are the stages a tailor’s orders move through. On the right is what your client reads on their tracking link at each one. Rename, add or remove stages in Settings.
- Consultation “Agreeing the material and the design with you.”
- Quoted “Your price has been sent. Confirm it to get started.”
- Agreed “Price agreed. Your order is lined up to be made.”
- In progress “Your order is being made.”
- Ready “It’s ready! Arrange to collect it, or ask for it to be sent.”
- Delivered “Delivered. Thank you for your order!”
Also for
Your craft, in order.
Free while ThimbleKit is new. Set up in five minutes, on the phone you already have.