tailor
దర్జీ
definition
verb
he was wearing a sports coat that had obviously been tailored in New York
(of a tailor) make (clothes) to fit individual customers.
noun
While custom tailors sold individually fitted suits and other personalized apparel, they increasingly rationalized the production process in order to reduce basic costs.
a person whose occupation is making fitted clothes such as suits, pants, and jackets to fit individual customers.
example
The window will have to be fixed, which gives business to the glazier, who will use it to buy a suit, helping the 'tailor' , and so on.
Now I have the 'tailor' make the family clothes in the same colour I have chosen for the bath towels.
In your case, I'll assume that your 'tailor' knows what he's doing and that your suits are good enough to last for more than a year.
It will get harder and harder to catch bass in the coming weeks, but easier to get a feed of bream, 'tailor' , blackfish and probably less flathead and whiting.
Kids will go mad for something like this and you can 'tailor' the clothing to a girl or a boy.
Stars and celebrities are stepping out in clothes made by a 'tailor' who does all his work from a garden shed in Doncaster.
Buying materials and requesting a 'tailor' to make clothes of your own choice has proved to be cheaper.
We often associate Easter with the start of the better 'tailor' , bream and blackfish fishing, and indications already are that this is happening.
Just before her death it is believed she took the blue uniform jacket into a 'tailor' in Eton so that she could be fitted with a new garment.
To get a last go at the 'tailor' a number of anglers took off to Fraser Island.
Winter fishing is good now and last week-end there were many encouraging reports of 'tailor' , jew, bream, flathead and blackfish.
There are garfish, 'tailor' and bream around the headland whereas off shore the odd snapper or dolphin fish is being picked up.
Good 'tailor' and bream numbers are being reported between Brunswick and Tweed Heads.
Hopefully next week I will have many good reports of 'tailor' and bream, maybe even blackfish, as the season is about to begin in earnest.
At Evans the lads are getting some muddies and sandies in the higher reaches of the river while 'tailor' and bream are at the end of the walls.
In order for to find out if a suit jacket was sewn or glued, simply ask your 'tailor' or the salesman you're consulting.
Surely you can only 'tailor' a jacket according to the size of the cloth available.
Lennox Head and Seven Mile have reports of whiting, bream, 'tailor' and jew.
Much of our traditional winter run of bream, 'tailor' and blackfish have gone and we wait for the good whiting and flathead of the summer months.
I guess the fish will never be like the old days when catches of bream and 'tailor' numbered into the hundreds.
If up early you can pick up the odd 'tailor' or bream off the beaches or headlands.
Rudolf wore a nice suit from a fine 'tailor' in town, and Marlene donned a very flappery-looking dress.
Some current limits for fish such as 'tailor' , herring and mullet will not change.
Chances are your 'tailor' has made thousands of suits and he knows what he's doing, nevertheless, ask questions and provide feedback.
One other angler I've spoken to had a good catch of greenback 'tailor' , also from the South Wall.
Since Christmas, I've taken four pairs of trousers to a 'tailor' , paying £8 each time to have them taken up an inch.
Bream and the odd 'tailor' have been along the beaches.
The Byron area has quietened off a tad but 'tailor' are still around along with bream and dart.
The white water that can be stirred up with a little wind often produces the conditions from which we can catch good 'tailor' and jewfish.
He lived in the Hotel Carlyle in San Francisco, bought his suits from the finest 'tailor' in town, and kept a box at the opera.
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