Photographs first, then the conversation
Your listing leads with what you have made. A customer who likes it reaches the chat already knowing your standard, which saves you the long exchange with somebody who wanted something you do not do.
- 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, cloth and deadlines belong in a thread where pictures travel both ways and either of you can scroll back to check what was agreed. That is why the listing hands the customer into a chat rather than a form nobody reads.
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
One wedding is three occasions, and all of them need cloth
A Tanzanian wedding is not a single date. There is the kitchen party, then the send off two or three days before, then the harusi itself, and each one has its own outfits for the family and often matching cloth for a whole group. That work is commissioned weeks ahead because the sewing has to fit in between. A tailor who is findable while a family is still choosing kitenge gets three jobs from one wedding rather than none.
Ready when you promised is the real question
A rating and a few words from somebody you have already sewn for answers it better than anything you could write about yourself. 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 cloth is chosen
Free listing, one form, and orders begin as a message.
Questions
Can I show work I have already finished?
Yes, and for sewing it is usually the deciding factor.
Is there a fee?
No fee to list and no commission on orders.
Can a customer abroad send measurements?
Yes. The message button works from any country, which is how most orders from relatives overseas are arranged.