For tailor shops
No fittings, no phone calls reading numbers off a tape, no guessing from a size label. The customer measures themselves with their phone camera and you receive the exact numbers.
Every order carries the customer's measurement sheet: height, bust, underbust band, waist, hips, shoulder width, arm length, armhole, bicep, thigh, hip to ankle and more. On average each number lands within about 2% of a tape measure, and entering the bra band is required, which calibrates every girth.
The numbers are private by design: nobody browses anyone's measurements. Only the tailor stitching an order ever sees them, which is exactly why customers are willing to scan.
A customer in Brampton can order from a masterji in Ludhiana, or the other way around. They scan where they are, you stitch where you are, and the piece travels by courier or is picked up locally. Your workroom serves any city the moment your page is up.
Five minutes, a few photos of your best work, and the next customer who cannot come in for a fitting stops being a lost order.
No. The customer's phone camera does the measuring. You just need a phone or computer to see your orders and reply to messages.
Nothing. No listing fees, no commission, no subscription. Price and payment stay between you and the customer; Silai never touches the money.
On average each measurement lands within about 2% of a tape measure: a 100 cm hip usually reads between 98 and 102 cm. For a critical piece you can always message the customer and ask them to confirm a key number with a tape.
Yes. The customer scans themselves wherever they are and you receive exact numbers, so distance stops mattering. Courier the finished piece or arrange local pickup, whatever you both agree.
Want the customer's side of the journey too? See how Silai works end to end, or the master measurement list tailors use.