How to Choose a Ladies Tailor in Perumbakkam
A good blouse is 90% fitting. Here's the checklist our own customers tell us they wish they'd known before their first stitching order.
6 Things to Check Before You Hand Over Your Saree
1. Fitting Reputation
Ask to see finished work, or check Google reviews. A tailor's fitting is visible in every armhole and neckline.
2. Fabric Knowledge
Silk, cotton, net and georgette all behave differently. Your tailor should advise on lining, fall and piping per fabric.
3. Aari & Embroidery Quality
If you want Aari work, check whether it's stitched in-house or outsourced — and ask to see sample motifs.
4. Honest Turnaround Times
A good tailor gives realistic dates: ~5–10 working days for regular blouses, 2–3 weeks for heavy bridal work.
5. Transparent Pricing
Share a photo of your design and get a clear quote before stitching starts — no surprises at delivery.
6. A Convenient Boutique
You'll visit 2–3 times (measurement, trial, pickup) — choose a tailor close to home or on your daily route.
Tick All Six Boxes in One Visit
In-house master tailors, free trial fittings, transparent quotes on WhatsApp, and two boutiques on the OMR corridor — open every day 10 AM to 9 PM.
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