Faden: measurements that remember
Faden keeps every fitting on the client's record, charts the change between visits and warns before a drift becomes a re-cut.
A made-to-measure studio lives on its measurements. Lose them, or cut from an out-of-date set, and a commission becomes a re-cut. Faden treats measurements as a history, not a single card in a drawer.
Every fitting writes to the record
Each fitting adds to the client's record instead of overwriting it. Faden charts the change across visits, so you can see a chest that has gone up two centimetres since March next to a waist that has come in.
A warning before the cloth is cut
When a measurement drifts between visits, Faden flags it on the commission. That gives you a chance to confirm it at the next fitting, before expensive cloth is cut. Posture and grading notes travel with the order to the workroom or the factory.
Part of one board
Measurements sit alongside the rest of the studio's work:
- Design and quote. A guided configurator prices cloth, construction and add-ons as the client chooses.
- Make and track. Every commission moves across one production board, with stages that advance as work is logged and fittings kept on the order.
- Keep the client. A private portal holds each client's wardrobe, measurements and reorders.
The studio keeps the sale
Faden isn't a shop. The public design tool runs on the studio's own address, in its own brand, and sends the finished design to the studio as a quote request. Studios keep selling through the store they already run, with no per-sale fees.
See it on faden.tech, which has a live demo.