The Indian Master Tailors Association (IMTA) invites merchant tailors, master tailors, and fashion school students to an exclusive hands-on workshop focused on the art and science of bespoke tailoring. Taking place on April 26, 2025, at the National Association for the Blind, the workshop will commence at 9:30 AM.
Workshop Highlights Include:
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Jacket Pattern Drafting – Presented by Savile Row Academy (SRA) students trained under Prof. Andrew Ramroop, this session will cover British techniques tailored for Indian body types, focusing on fit, posture balance, and precise measurements.
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Trouser & Shirt Construction – Inspired by methods from Mr. Thomas Wong and other global experts, this session explores refined techniques in cutting, tailoring, and fabric handling.
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Solving Fitting Challenges – Learn to identify and rectify common issues in fit, demonstrated on varied body types to enhance garment symmetry and comfort.
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CAD in Tailoring – Explore how Computer-Aided Design (CAD) is reshaping custom tailoring in India through successful implementation case studies.
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Color Theory & Body Shape Styling – Discover the power of the 12-season color analysis model and how style choices can accentuate body types and boost confidence.
Trainer Highlights:
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Zulfi Shahpurwala (Kachins Bespoke): Blending tradition with tech through 3D scanning and CAD.
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Anupama Sachdeva (IMTA & Pezalli Bespoke): Expert in image consulting and AI-powered digital styling.
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Mohammed Nabeel (Nabeel’s Bespoke, Chennai): Celebrated for full-canvas craftsmanship and international recognition.
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Vinayak Rao & M.N. Rao (Mumbai): Pioneers of British tailoring techniques adapted for Indian clients, with deep industry legacy and fashion education impact.
The workshop aims to empower Indian tailors with world-class skills, advanced tools, and design intelligence, fostering growth and global relevance for the domestic tailoring sector.
