Just the two of us.
That's the whole reason he didn't order online. Yet the appointment still asks him to imagine...
Too many details which only assembled in his head, hoping the result is what he meant. It shouldn't be left to chance.
Design the garment, while you're still talking about it
The conversation you're used to having doesn't change. You still guide, still recommends, still knows which shoulder suits which man. But now, the client can see what you're talking about.
Pull the bunch you'd have pulled anyway. It renders on the garment as you speak and the client sees it.
The real options in your catalogue, as your house offers it. Not a generic list you don't sell.
A specification he can read and a garment he can recognise, in his hands before he's home.
After spending $800+ on a suit, the client should never have to half-remember what he ordered.
Export the garment as a document under your house name with your contact and branding.
The drawing, the cloth, the specification, in the language he was served in.
He shows it to his wife that evening. He sends it to the friend who recommended you. He comes back to a decision already made rather than a conversation to reopen.
All the illustrations are ours, made by hand, the way the plates in a good house book were made. We take pride in offering accurate and personalised assets to every partner.
The suit that you build is not a vague idea of what it will be. If the client asks for a jetted ticket pocket, it will be. What's on the screen is what goes to the workroom.
For people who care enough to come in, that distinction is not a detail.
Disegnosarto for Tailors is licensed per workshop and set up by hand, one shop at a time.
We value making sure your environment is configured properly, and getting to know who is using it.
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