Tailoring is the skill and art of designing, cutting, stitching, and finishing garments according to individual measurements and style preferences. It is one of the most essential and versatile skills in the fashion industry, allowing individuals to create customized clothing for men, women, and children. Tailoring combines creativity, technical knowledge, and precision to transform fabric into well-fitted garments.
It Includes:
GARMENT CONSTRUCTION IN THIS COURSE&nbsp;
​BLOUSE 10 Types
​MAXI 10 Types&nbsp;
​SLEEVE 10 Types
​SKIRT 10 Types&nbsp;
​KURTI 10 Types&nbsp;
​PANT 10 Types&nbsp;
​TUNICS 10 Types&nbsp;
​NECK DESIGN 10 Types&nbsp;
1) ​BLOUSES:
​Normal Linning blouse&nbsp;
​Princess cut Blouse&nbsp;
​Shoulder dart princess cut blouse&nbsp;
​Padded blouse&nbsp;
​Boat neck blouse&nbsp;
​Madhubala blouse&nbsp;
​Masaba Neck blouse&nbsp;
​Front deep &quot;V&quot; neck&nbsp;
Over coat Type blouse&nbsp;
​Aari blouse ( with net attached) stitching only
2) MAXI:
​Full circular Maxi
​3 Layer maxi
​Pleated maxi
​Ruffle frilled maxi
​Feeding maxi
​Alia cut maxi
​Box pleated maxi
​Shirred maxi
​Panel cut maxi
​Fancy type maxi&nbsp;
​3) ​SLEEVES:
​Normal sleeve&nbsp;
​High puff
​Short puff
​Short puff with patti band
​Puff with elastic on centre ( horizontal)
​Puff with elastic on centre (vertical)
​Puff with 3/4 sleeve on elastic&nbsp;
​Ruffle sleeve
​Full gathering sleeve&nbsp;
​Gathered sleeve&nbsp;
​4) SKIRTS:
​Pleated skirt&nbsp;
​Box pleated skirt&nbsp;
​Layer skirt&nbsp;
​Full Umbrella skirt&nbsp;
​Panel skirt&nbsp;
​A - Line skirt&nbsp;
​Ruffle skirt&nbsp;
​Mermaid skirt&nbsp;
​Godet skirt&nbsp;
​Pencil skirt&nbsp;
​5) ​KURTIS:
​Normal kurti
​Straight suit (side rope attached)
​Side cut kurti&nbsp;
​A - Line Top
​Centre Tuck pleated A - Line kurti
​Centre open A - Line kurti
​Collar neck A - Line kurti
​Kaftan Top
​Pleated bottom with side open kurti
​Over coat type A - Line kurti
6) PANT:
​Semi patiala pant&nbsp;
​Gathering pant
​Straight cut pant&nbsp;
​Palazzo pant
​Circular palazzo pant&nbsp;
​Afgani pant
​Dhothi pant
​Pleated palazzo pant&nbsp;
​Gharara pant
​Tulip pant
​7) ​​TUNICS:
​Normal Tunics
​Peplum Top
​Kaftan Top&nbsp;
​Umbrella Top
​Alia Top
​Side pleated Top
​Centre open button attached Top
​Centre one Tuck Top
​Double side pleated ( on shoulder to bottom) Top
​Raglan type with shirred Top
8) DIFFERENT TYPES OF NECK LINE DESIGN:
​ Round neck&nbsp;
​Sweet heart neck
​&quot;V&quot; neck
​Boat neck&nbsp;
​Scallop design&nbsp;
​Jewel neck
​Pan peter collar&nbsp;
​Coat collar&nbsp;
​Round collar&nbsp;
​Shirt collar&nbsp;
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ADDITIONAL ADD ON IN THIS ELEMENTS
Module 1:&nbsp;
Introduction to Tailoring
What is tailoring?
Understanding tailoring tools
Machine types (manual, electric, Table top)
Module 2:&nbsp;
Tools &amp; Their Uses
Measuring tape
Scissors (fabric, paper)
Chalk &amp; markers
Threads &amp; needles
Bobbin &amp; bobbin case
Scale, L-scale, hip curve scale,French curve scale, sleeve scale
Module 3:&nbsp;
Measurement Techniques
How to take accurate body measurements
How to take measurement from stitched cloth
Module 4:&nbsp;
Cutting Techniques
How to lay fabric
Fabric folding methods (single fold, double fold)
Module 5:&nbsp;
Sewing Machine Basics
Parts of sewing machine
Threading the machine
Winding the bobbin
Adjusting tension guide
Basic stitching practice (straight stitch, back stitch)
Module 6:&nbsp;
Basic Stitches &amp; Seams
Hand stitches
Machine stitches
Types of seams:
Plain seam
French seam
Top stitch
Overlock finishing
Module 7:&nbsp;
Drafting Basics
Introduction to pattern drafting
Drafting front &amp; back
Necklines basic patterns
Sleeve variations
Module 8:
Finishing Techniques
Hemming
Neck finishing (bias, binding, piping)
Hook &amp; I pieces fixing
Zip Attached
Press buttons attached
Nada rope making
Back knot rope making
Bow making
Button making
Elastic attached
Pressing and garment care
Ironing Techniques&nbsp;
Tassels making
Module 9:
Business development
Marketing
Price fixing
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Aari work is a traditional and highly skilled hand embroidery technique known for its fine, intricate detailing and rich ornamental finish. This craft is done using a special Aari needle (tambour needle), which creates delicate chain stitches, allowing artisans to form beautiful patterns with exceptional precision.
Aari embroidery is widely used in:
✅️Bridal blouses
✅️Lehengas &amp; gowns
✅️Sarees
✅️Kurtis &amp; ethnic wear
✅️Fashion garments &amp; designer collections
✅️The artistry includes decorating fabrics with:
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✅️Beads &amp; stones
✅️Sequins
✅️Pearls
✅️Cutwork
✅️Thread work
✅️Mirror work
✅️Kundan &amp; embellishments
✅️Aari work is admired for its:
✨ Intricate craftsmanship
&nbsp;✨ Fine finishing &amp; neat detailing
&nbsp;✨ Luxury appeal
&nbsp;✨ Customizable patterns
&nbsp;✨ Ability to enhance any outfit
From traditional motifs to modern designer patterns, Aari embroidery adds elegance, richness, and timeless beauty to every garment. It is one of the most preferred techniques in bridal and couture fashion, making any outfit look grand and exquisite.
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