
Show a Client Twelve Cloths Without Cutting One
He can’t choose between the navy and the grey from a 5 cm swatch. Show him both on his own picture, and ten more, in the time it takes to pour a coffee.
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He can’t choose between the navy and the grey from a 5 cm swatch. Show him both on his own picture, and ten more, in the time it takes to pour a coffee.

A suit that looks right on a size-38 model tells a size-46 client nothing. How Sartorly reads his build from the photo, and what the Slimmer, Athletic and Stockier options do, with his face left alone.

A PDF gets lost in his inbox. A link opens on his phone, asks for a password if you want one, lets him heart the looks he likes and write to you, and tells you when he has looked. How to send it, and how to follow up.

Put a tablet on the table. A guest scans the code, sends a photo from his own phone, and sees himself in your suit on the screen a minute later. How to set it up and run it on the day.

Your best clients come back every season. Start their next lookbook from the last one instead of from scratch, and set up the team and stores so the right tailor sees the right client.

Swatch books have been the standard for 200 years. But they have a fatal flaw: clients can’t see the finished garment. Digital fabric visualization solves this — and tailors who adopt it are closing faster.

Your phone is good enough. The problem is lighting, angles, and context. Here’s how to shoot fabric photos that make clients reach for their wallet.

The most expensive sentence in custom tailoring. What is actually happening when a client hesitates — and what you can do about it.

Expanding your tailoring business sounds exciting. But the math is unforgiving. Here’s the framework successful tailors use before signing a second lease.

Your clients ask this question constantly. Here is the definitive breakdown — and when to recommend each one.

A well-run trunk show can generate a month of revenue in a single weekend. Here is everything you need to know — from planning to follow-up.
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