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19/06/2023

Happy new week

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01/06/2023

Welcome to June
You're made for more! Explore, Conquer, Reign!

29/05/2023

You can become all you want to be... However, ensure you glam it up with style.

26/05/2023

Step up your style game with the latest trends from our fashion brand. Our designs are not just fashionable, but they are also functional and comfortable, perfect for everyday wear and special occasions.

17/05/2023

What is your baby wearing this weekend? This sunflower goodness was made for baby Jael!

19/04/2023

If you're In service delivery, these tools might help with work flow planning.

TRACKING CLIENT'S ORDERS

If you're in the service delivery sector as I am, you'd find that service delivered in good condition and on time is a luxury not many can provide. This could be due to so many reasons, one of which is taking on so much jobs and not enough delivery time.

As a bespoke tailor, here are some of the systems I've used to be able to deliver

1. Calendars and work flow schedule
I have a calendar where I mark service delivery dates as agreed by clients and I. Once I see that there a too many clothes to deliver within the period, I either stop collecting clients order or take on only orders that are easy and not time consuming.

2. Diary
This tool is more like a planner, where deliveries are broken into daily activities.

3. Job assessment
I assess the kinds of jobs coming in, my speed and available workmanship. I also check if parts or the job can be outsourced. If I'm comfortable with the assessment, then I'll take on the job but if not, I'll decline.

In all these, the goal is to give a client a date that's comfortable for both of us and making sure I deliver.

I hope this helps someone.

19/04/2023

TRACKING CLIENT'S ORDERS

If you're in the service delivery sector as I am, you'd find that service delivered in good condition and on time is a luxury not many can provide. This could be due to so many reasons, one of which is taking on so much jobs and not enough delivery time.

As a bespoke tailor, here are some of the systems I've used to be able to deliver

1. Calendars and work flow schedule
I have a calendar where I mark service delivery dates as agreed by clients and I. Once I see that there a too many clothes to deliver within the period, I either stop collecting clients order or take on only orders that are easy and not time consuming.

2. Diary
This tool is more like a planner, where deliveries are broken into daily activities.

3. Job assessment
I assess the kinds of jobs coming in, my speed and available workmanship. I also check if parts or the job can be outsourced. If I'm comfortable with the assessment, then I'll take on the job but if not, I'll decline.

In all these, the goal is to give a client a date that's comfortable for both of us and making sure I deliver.

I hope this helps someone.

13/04/2023

This is a guide that can help you manage necklines, especially when making garments for clients you haven't met.

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