Tailoring and alterations — draft
Planning checklist for Tailoring and alterations
Section A — The opportunity
Start with a defined range of sewing or alteration services that matches the operator’s skills. Test job timing, fitting arrangements and customer handover before accepting a larger workload.
Section B — What you need to start
Service range
List the garments and alterations you can deliver consistently, with clear exclusions and turnaround times.
Workstation
Obtain quotes for sewing equipment, cutting space, measuring tools, lighting and pressing equipment.
Order control
Use a record for measurements, agreed design, materials received, fittings and collection dates.
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