Tailoring & boutiques

Blouse stitching,
without leaving the gate.

Somewhere in your society, someone stitches blouses better than the shop outside — and you only hear about it at a function. On Hoodzy, tailors and boutiques in your apartment society list what they stitch and what it starts from.

Made next door

What tailors in a society stitch

Tailor marking fabric on a cutting table
  • Blouse stitching
  • Falls and pico
  • Alterations
  • Kurta and salwar stitching
  • Kids’ wear
  • Lehenga fittings
  • Hemming and repairs
  • Embroidery work
How it works

From your fabric
to a perfect fit.

01

Find the tailor in your society

See tailors and boutiques from your own society, what they stitch, and the starting price of each.

02

Order now, agree the price

Tap Order now, send the details, and talk it over with the tailor, who sets the final price on your order. You are told the price, and can cancel if it does not work for you.

03

Drop off and collect, next door

Drop off the fabric and measurements at the tailor’s home, collect it when the app says it is ready, and pay by UPI or cash, directly to them.

Questions

Good to know —

How is the price decided for stitching?

Tailors list a starting price (“From ₹600”) or talk each order through. The final price depends on the design and fabric — the tailor sets it on your order after you have talked it over.

Can I get urgent alterations?

It depends on the tailor’s capacity — each one sets their own turnaround. Ask about turnaround when you send your request.

Do I need to give measurements?

Usually yes, or a well-fitting sample blouse. Since the tailor lives in your society, you can hand both over with the fabric in person.

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Your next blouse,
stitched next door.

Get the Hoodzy app, add your flat, and find the tailor your neighbours already use.

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