TailorShirt

The problem

In an artisan shirt shop, the operator takes measurements in store. Then they must communicate everything to the tailors in the workshop — often with handwritten notes, WhatsApp photos, or Excel nobody updates.

A one-centimeter neck error means remaking the shirt. A lost customer.

The solution

TailorShirt is a web app used by the operator while the customer is still in store:

1. Search or create the customer record
2. Enter measurements with validation (plausible ranges, consistent units)
3. Configure the order: fabric, collar style, cuff type, buttons
4. Print the production sheet — a clear document the tailor follows in the workshop

Operational flow

Customer in store
       ↓
Operator opens TailorShirt (tablet/PC)
       ↓
Measurements + order details
       ↓
Print sheet → handed to tailors
       ↓
Bespoke shirt production

Key features

Customer database

Centralized records with order history. When the customer returns, the operator finds previous measurements and can update them in a few taps.

Measurement engine

Every tailoring parameter has:

• Clear Italian labels for the operator
• Validation on allowed ranges
• Free notes for specifics (asymmetric shoulders, preferences)

Production printing

The print layout is designed for the tailor’s bench, not the screen:

• Measurements highlighted, monospace font
• Order details (fabric, collar, cuffs)
• Order code for traceability
• Compatible with standard A4 printers

Tech stack

Why it’s not public

Like inFormazione and Worksite Manager, TailorShirt is an internal operational tool — no reason to expose it online. The value is in the shirt shop’s daily workflow.

By the time the customer leaves the store, the tailor already has everything needed to start working.