Bespoke and made-to-measure · suits, shirts, coats
Fittings, cloth and the cutter — one ticket from first measure to final press.
Seamroom runs a made-to-measure business the way a cutter thinks: the client's block, the cloth, the order to the workroom or your own bench, the baste and forward fittings, the balance. Seeded with the Western suit ease table; blank where it should be.
From £199 a month per showroom · 30-day trial, no card
What each plan includesA week in your shop
The measure
A template per garment, and the ease table yours to edit.
The orderThe cloth
The swatch photo on the order, the supplier noted.
The orderThe make
Your own bench, with wages, or an outside workroom, with a statement.
Your makersThe fittings
Baste, forward, final — each a dated ticket with photos.
The orderThe money
Deposit, balance, alterations charged or not — your rule.
The money
What stays yours
- Your client’s 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
Our workroom is in Italy / Portugal / Pakistan.
Any workroom gets the free maker app in its language: Hindi, Urdu or English today.
Do you do ready-to-wear and alterations too?
Yes, on the same diary.
Can I keep my paper measure book?
Photograph it; we type it in at day 0.