Made to your measure. Delivered to your door.
Sartor connects you with verified ateliers. Scan your measurements with your phone, see the garment on you in a live try-on, commission it, and follow it until it arrives at your door.
How it works
Three steps between you and a garment cut to your measure
Scan your measurements
A guided scan with your phone's camera reads 12 measurements, or a tailor fills in a measurement sheet. The scan runs on your phone: the camera frames never leave it and are never saved. Kept once, used for every commission.
Commission an atelier
Browse verified ateliers by craft, choose your style, cloth and details, and see the garment on you in a live try-on, which streams video to Decart, our try-on provider (what Decart may keep). A 50% deposit is held, and released to the atelier when your garment is dispatched.
Follow every stitch
Your atelier posts progress as it makes the pattern, cuts, sews and finishes. The balance is charged once your garment is ready, and then it is sent to your door.
The ateliers
Makers verified before their first commission
Every atelier is reviewed on a video call of its workshop before it takes a single commission. You buy your garment from Sartor; the atelier you choose makes it. Suits and dresses at launch, shirts and outerwear later.
Suits
At launch
Dresses
At launch
Made in the workshop
VerifiedThe Sartor promise
If it doesn't fit, your atelier remakes it. Free.
Your atelier works to your measurements. If the garment does not fit you, ask in the app within 30 days of delivery and the atelier alters or remakes it once, free of charge. This is in addition to your legal rights.
The last measurement you'll need taken
Sartor is coming soon to the App Store. Scan once, and commission garments made for you, not your size bracket.