Capture
Photograph or film the client, once.
Full-body photos or a short video are all Trazo asks for. No tape measure on the first pass, and no standing still while you write numbers down.
Software in development · Early access open
Scan once. Get measurements and a ready-to-cut pattern.
Trazo reads full-body photos or video, extracts measurements, and drafts a garment pattern your seamstress can cut. Join early access.
Trazo is not released yet. Early access means helping shape it.
What Trazo does
From a photo of the client to a pattern on the table.
Built for independent tailors, seamstresses, and small bespoke workshops. Trazo takes the measuring and the first draft off your hands, and leaves the cutting, the fitting, and the judgment to you.
The old way
- Tape measure, notebook, and a client who has to stand still
- Repeat fittings to correct what the first one missed
- Patterns drafted by hand from a column of numbers
With Trazo
- Full-body photos or video of the client, taken once
- Measurements extracted for you to review
- A garment pattern drafted and ready for the cutting table
How it works
Three steps, laid out like a pattern sheet.
Measure
Measurements are read from the images.
Trazo extracts the body dimensions a tailor works from, so you start the job with a full set to review rather than a blank page.
Draft
A pattern, not just a list of numbers.
Trazo drafts the garment pattern from those measurements. It starts with suits and tailoring, and hands your seamstress something she can cut.
Why Trazo
Built for tailors and seamstress workshops, not big retailers. The craft stays yours. The measuring and drafting get faster.
What you get
The brief, written plainly.
Trazo is still being built, so this is what we are building toward, not a feature list from a finished product.
- Input
- Full-body photos or video
- Output one
- Body measurements extracted from the images
- Output two
- A drafted garment pattern, ready to cut
- Starting point
- Suits and tailoring
- Built for
- Tailors, seamstresses, and small bespoke workshops
- Early access
- Join now and help shape what gets built
Who it is for
Made for the bench, starting in the Caribbean.
We are starting with Martinique and the French, Spanish, and English-speaking Caribbean.
If you work alone
Every fitting you repeat is time away from the cutting table. Trazo is meant to give you a full set of measurements before the second visit.
If you run a small workshop
Several hands, one way of measuring. A shared starting set of measurements and a drafted pattern keep the work consistent from bench to bench.
If you make suits to measure
Suits and tailoring are where Trazo begins. The pattern comes out shaped to the client in front of you, not to a size chart.
Questions
What tailors ask first.
Is Trazo available today?
Not yet. The software is in development. Joining early access puts you on the list and lets you help shape what gets built.
What do I need to take?
Full-body photos or video of the client. Trazo reads them to extract measurements and draft a pattern.
Do I get measurements or a pattern?
Both. The aim is measurements you can review and a garment pattern your seamstress can cut, not just a list of numbers.
Which garments will it cover?
Trazo starts with suits and tailoring. Other garments are not promised yet.
Who is it built for?
Independent tailors, seamstresses, and small bespoke workshops, starting in Martinique and the wider Caribbean. It is not aimed at big retailers.
Early access
Scan once. Cut with confidence.
Trazo is still being built. Leave your email and you will hear from us as it takes shape, with a say in what it becomes.
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