South Asian menswear · sherwani, kurta, Indo-Western
The groom's six weeks, run from one screen.
Seamroom was built inside a sherwani house first. The enquiry, the consultation, the order to the workroom, two fittings and collection — with the groomsmen, the fathers and the rush orders on the same diary.
From £199 a month per showroom · 30-day trial, no card
What each plan includesA week in your shop
The enquiry
Date, event, how far away — the diary shows whether he's on time, tight, or needs something from the rail this week.
The diaryThe consultation
The outfit map by event (Nikkah, Walima, Baraat, reception), the fabric and the work spoken into the spec, measurements once. Agree and deposit in the room.
The orderThe workroom
The ticket goes to your maker with the video; they accept with a ship date; QC photos come back before it ships.
Your makersThe party
Groomsmen on one order with one payer and separate fittings; a link for the father who's paying from Toronto.
The client’s pageCollection
Balance, alterations if needed, the review ask — after he's happy, never before.
The money
What stays yours
- His outfit is a secret until the day — his page shows what you choose and never the maker.
- Your makers are never introduced to anyone.
- Your prices never reach your maker; their costs never reach your client.
Moving in
Day 0 we import. Day 7 we call. Day 30 you have a named person.
- Day 0Your clients, orders and diary come across.
- Day 7We call to check every room and maker is set up.
- Day 30One named person who knows your shop.
Questions owners ask
We sell ready-to-wear too.
Yes — stock sales, holds and samples sit beside made-to-order on the same screen.
Two showrooms, two currencies?
Yes: each showroom has its own diary, currency and tax; the owner sees both.
Can the workroom see what I charge?
No. Never.