Questions from shop owners

Tailors, dressmakers, fashion designers and fashion houses of any size. It works for a one-person shop and for a studio with several tailors, an accountant and a front desk.

No. Each client gets a private link to their portal. From there they can see their orders, add notes, and send photos, voice notes or videos without signing up for anything.

Yes. FabricsStack has separate female and male measurement sets. Measurements are saved on the client and on each job, so you can reuse last year's sizes or adjust them for a new style.

Only if you allow it. Every team member has a role. Tailors see only the jobs assigned to them and never see fees, while accountants can manage payments without touching staff or settings.

You get a public portfolio page with your best work, your logo and links to your WhatsApp, Instagram and TikTok. Visitors can register as clients or request a job, and nothing is added to your books until you accept it.

Every new account starts with a free trial. After that you choose a plan based on how many jobs and staff seats you need, and pay in Naira through Paystack.

Yes. The mobile app has everything, including the QR scanner, voice notes and invoice PDFs. The web workspace covers your dashboard, jobs and clients from any browser.

Yes. When someone requests a job from your portfolio page they can attach inspiration photos. The request waits in your pending inbox, and you accept or decline it from there.

Yes. Invitations go out by email, so a tailor working from home or a second branch can accept and see their assigned jobs from their own phone.

It is built in Nigeria and designed around how Nigerian shops work, but your country setting controls the currency on invoices, so fashion houses elsewhere can use it too.