Competitors store orders. TailorSense supports the decisions that determine fit quality: measurement interpretation, pattern preparation, fabric selection, fitting and alteration. Every rule inside it was written by a practising master tailor and is versioned under her name.
Manual measurement varies by up to 2 cm even for the same practitioner. That margin moves balance points and forces extra fittings. TailorSense validates each captured dimension against the client's own body geometry, not against population averages. A reading that breaks the client's own proportional coherence is flagged for re-verification before it can enter the pattern.
Coherence thresholds authored by R. Gheeya and checked against SizeUK, CAESAR and ANSUR II anthropometric datasets.
Cross back is inconsistent with this client's shoulder width and bust. Please re-verify before saving.
Shift the balance point forward by 1.2 cm and ease the upper back. Accept, modify or discard.
Redistribute skirt panels to preserve the hang of the hem line.
Authored by R. Gheeya, rule set v3. Outcome weighting active.
The engine produces an informed starting pattern, not an automatic one. A deterministic rule layer applies named tailoring principles with defined thresholds. An outcome-weighted layer then promotes the suggestions that have genuinely reduced alteration cycles for similar body profiles, and quietly demotes the ones that have not. The tailor keeps full authority at every step.
Assigning a fabric to a client is one of the most consequential calls in bespoke work, and it is usually made on feel alone. TailorSense scores the fabric's weight, recovery, weave and shrinkage against the client's stress zones and movement sensitivity, then stores the scored matrix on the commission record. Risk is visible before the shears move, and the reasoning survives for every future order.
Low recovery fabric over a prominent shoulder blade. Add ease at the upper back and review seam placement.
Release the back seam 0.8 cm. Resolved the same drag line in 87% of comparable profiles.
Rotate the shoulder dart. A weaker precedent, shown with its supporting cases.
As you document a fitting, TailorSense structures what you saw, what the body presented and what you did about it against a three-layer taxonomy written in real workshop language. That archive then works for you: log a fit issue and the system returns ranked alteration suggestions, each with a confidence score based on how often it resolved the same issue for similar bodies. The evidence behind every score is open for inspection.
Profiles, consent records, measurement history and weight change alerts for returning clients.
Every garment tracked from consultation to delivery with deadlines and costs.
Yardage, suppliers, purchase costs and allocation against live projects.
Fabric plus labour plus complexity, priced with your rates and produced as a branded quote.
Turnaround trends, alteration frequency and first fit success rate on Professional and above.
Multi-tailor access with roles and permissions on Enterprise.
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