Photos first, conversation second
Nobody picks a dressmaker from a paragraph. They look at the last thing you finished, decide whether that is the standard they want, and only then ask about their own. Your listing leads with the work, so the chat starts from the right place.
- Photos of your goods, your shop or your work
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
- Your own page with its own web address
Fittings were never going to happen on a website
Measurements, fabric and deadlines belong in a thread where pictures travel both ways and either of you can scroll back to check what was agreed.
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
Two seasons, both booked far in advance
Spring is matric dances, where the dress is decided long before the night and the good makers are taken early. The end of the year is weddings, ceremonies and traditional attire for families who fixed the date months ago. In both cases the work is commissioned in the quiet weeks, which are exactly the weeks a maker is least visible.
Finished on time is the real question
A rating and a few words from somebody you have already made something for answers it better than anything you could write. Those reviews sit on your listing, and every listing is checked before it appears.
- Customers can leave a rating and a review
- Every listing is checked before it goes live
- Free to list, with nothing to pay later
Get booked before the season is taken
Free listing, one form, and orders begin as a message.
Questions
Can I show work I have already finished?
Yes, and for this trade it is usually the deciding factor.
Is there a fee?
No fee to list and no commission on orders.
Can a customer in another province order?
Yes. The message button works from anywhere, which is how most out of town orders are arranged.