Alteration and Tailoring Slips for Clothing Stores
Length, sleeve, waist and blouse fitting work is part of selling garments. A slip ties that work to the bill, the tailor and the date a customer was promised.
What a slip records
From counter to collection
Counter staff open the slip before the customer leaves, and it prints with the bill. The garment goes to the tailor with the slip number on it, and the counter can see where it sits. A ready piece moves to the collection rack. A message can tell the customer it is waiting.
Keeping the tailor queue honest
What is left to the shop
- Your own list of alteration types and how each is described
- Whether alteration is free with a purchase or charged
- How many days each kind of work normally takes
- Whether outside tailors are paid per piece or per month
Frequently asked questions
Can a slip be opened without a bill?
Yes, for a garment not bought from you, if the shop takes such work. The slip then stands on its own.
Who can change a promised date?
Only the roles you allow. A changed date stays visible, along with what it was before.
Can the customer be told the piece is ready?
Yes. A WhatsApp or SMS message goes to the number on the bill once the slip is marked done.
Are measurements kept for next time?
Yes. They stay on the customer record, which saves a repeat measurement for a regular buyer.
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