The sample fitting and correction process for customized clothing is as follows:
1. Tailor-made: First, you need to have a face-to-face meeting with the designer or tailor Communicate in detail about your body measurements, preferences and needs. The designer will use tailor-made sizing tools, such as a tape measure, as well as discuss your styling preferences and style choices.
2. Cutting template: According to your size and requirements, the designer will make a set of templates or open an existing standard template. Patterns are usually cut based on your body measurements, but may require further adjustments to ensure fit and fit.
3. First try-on: Once the sample is completed, you will do your first try-on. At this point the tailor will ask you for feedback on comfort, materials, details, etc. You should note that the template may need some modifications as everyone’s body has slight differences.
4. Modifications and adjustments: Based on the results of the initial fitting, you can suggest any improvements or adjustments that need to be made. This may include modifications in length, shoulder width, waist size, etc. The designer or tailor will use your feedback to make any necessary adjustments to ensure the garment matches your expectations.
5. Final fitting and delivery: Based on your modification requirements, the designer or tailor will make final corrections and invite you for a final fitting. After ensuring that all details meet your expectations, the custom garment will be officially delivered to you.
Please note that the entire sample fitting and modification process may take some time, depending on the complexity of the garment and the designer’s workload. Therefore, before customizing your garment, make sure you allow enough time for sample fittings and necessary modifications.
