Our app captures a brief video and turns that into a full set of custom measurements. We've created the technology that can take your dimensions with a simple 360 degree turn.

We performed a study with multiple individual tailors measuring the same subjects as our app. On average, we found that we were 20% closer to the average measurement of all tailors than each individual tailor was to the average measurement of all tailors.

MTailor uses 19 technology products and services including HTML5 , jQuery , and Google Analytics , according to G2 Stack. MTailor is actively using 52 technologies for its website, according to BuiltWith. These include Viewport Meta , IPhone / Mobile Compatible , and SPF .

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The Best Bespoke Tailors Worldwide

• Antonio Liverano. Established by Luigi and Antonio Liverano in the 1960s in Florence, this Italian tailor is still going strong today.
• Gieves & Hawkes.
• Dormeuil.
• Sartoria Raffaniello.
• Alfred Dunhill.
• Oxxford Clothes.
• Huntsman & Sons.
• Michael Andrews Bespoke.

MTailor's competitors and similar companies include Threadless, Shoptagr, Damartex and Missygowns.

By using augmented reality or 3D modeling, consumers can virtually try on clothing and accessories to see how they look before making a purchase. This technology has a number of benefits for both consumers and retailers.

MTailor is headquartered in San Francisco, 301 8th St #265, San Francisco, United States, and has 1 office location.

Hong Kong is home to many of the world's best bespoke tailors, but there are a few places in particular that are renowned for their quality and expertise.

Hong Kong. Hong Kong combines the affordability and efficiency of other Asian tailors with the quality you expect from a tailor in Italy or New York. Tailors who work in the Hong Kong area offer exceptional workmanship without cutting corners on precision or quality.

Another 2030 trend that we can already see emerging is sustainable fashion. Sustainability and an aversion to so-called 'fast fashion' have become more prevalent among consumers. Customers expect companies to demonstrate their commitment to the environment and transparency around how goods are produced.

Digital fashion is 3D-designed, virtual clothing made with both humans and our digital avatars in mind. Instead of using physical fabric and textiles, digital clothes are designed on 3D computer software to be worn by your online avatars or edited onto your body using augmented reality.