StitchCore
Bespoke Tailoring Software, Built for Tailoring Houses Worldwide
StitchCore is built for the way a bespoke house actually works, and that doesn’t change from one market to the next. Whether you cut in Dubai, London, New York, Toronto, Sydney, Zurich or Singapore, the sequence is the same: an appointment, measurements, a garment made once, trials, then delivery. What differs between markets is your currency, your terminology, and the questions you’ll rightly ask about where your data sits. Here is how the system handles each.
Which Markets Is It Built For?
Any market where a house makes garments to measure. It suits bespoke and made-to-measure houses across the UAE, the UK, the United States, Canada, Australia, Switzerland and Singapore, among others. It doesn’t assume one country’s conventions. It takes on your currency, your language and your way of working when it’s set up, so it reads as your house’s own system from the first day, not something adapted from elsewhere.
Can We Work in Our Own Currency?
Every studio sets its own currency, both the code and the symbol, and the whole system follows it: orders, advances, balances, receipts and the money totals on your dashboard. Set it to AED, GBP, USD, CAD, AUD, CHF or SGD and that is what your team and your clients see. Under the hood, money is stored in the smallest unit of your currency, so totals and part-payments stay exact, including currencies that don’t use decimals. Nothing is converted in anyone’s head.
Is It Shaped to How Our House Works?
Yes, and it’s set at onboarding. Your production stages, your measurement method and your own terminology are configured to you. What you don’t use disappears. The trial and delivery language and the order sheet all read the way your house speaks. Because the setup is per studio, anything genuinely particular to how you work is handled as part of that setup rather than forced to fit.
Will It Handle Our Regional Garments?
This is where markets differ most. A house in London builds suits, dinner jackets and overcoats; a house in India works in ethnic and ceremonial wear; a house in the Gulf makes the kandura, the abaya and the kaftan. StitchCore doesn’t ship one fixed catalogue you have to bend to fit. Your garments and their style options are set up as your own, custom garments and custom styles included, so the order screen, the measurement sheet and the production stages all speak in the pieces you actually make. If your market has a garment no template anticipated, it’s added, not worked around.
Where Does Our Data Actually Sit?
Every studio runs on its own dedicated subdomain and its own separate database. There is no shared, multi-tenant database where your client list sits beside another house’s, which is an architectural fact rather than a policy line. Your workspace is yours: your data is never sold and never turned into an advertising profile, every connection is encrypted over TLS/HTTPS, and access inside your team is role-based, so each person sees only what their work needs. If you delete a client, it’s gone, and it clears from backups within about a week.
Data Security and Compliance
This is the part buyers in these markets look at hardest, and rightly so. What is already true today: isolation by design, your own database and subdomain, encrypted transport, role-based access, and data you own and can delete completely at any time. What we can put in place on top, after a conversation about what your market actually requires, is the contractual side: formal data-processing terms in writing, a named list of the services we rely on, and the transfer and hosting safeguards appropriate to where your studio and your data sit. We don’t claim a compliance badge we haven’t earned. We would rather show you exactly how it’s built and put the right agreement in writing for your house, so the trust is in something you can read, not a logo.
So Where Do We Start?
If you’re a bespoke or made-to-measure house weighing this up, the honest way to decide is to see it set up for your own currency, your own garments and your own terminology. The full picture is on the features page; if you want the groundwork first, what software for a bespoke house should actually do and how to choose the best of it cover that. Or get started and we’ll set your house up and talk through anything your market needs put in writing.
Quick Answers
Can I Use StitchCore in My Own Currency?
Yes. Each studio sets its own currency code and symbol, and everything follows it, orders, payments, receipts and dashboard totals. Money is held in the smallest unit of that currency, so amounts and part-payments stay exact, including for currencies that don’t use decimals.
Where Is Our Data Hosted?
Each studio gets its own isolated database and subdomain, separate from every other studio. The hosting location and the transfer safeguards appropriate to your house are arranged as part of onboarding, so we fit what your market expects. Wherever it’s hosted, the data is yours, it’s encrypted in transit, it’s never sold, and you can delete it completely at any time.
Will You Sign a Data-Processing Agreement?
We can put formal data-processing terms in writing once we’ve talked through what your house and your market require. Rather than point at a badge, we’ll show you how the system is built, the isolation, the encryption, the deletion, and set the right agreement down on paper for you.