Basic Tailoring Course
Our Basic Tailoring Course is designed for beginners who want to learn the foundations of stitching and garment making. This course focuses on practical, hands-on training to help you confidently create everyday wear for women and kids.
Course Includes:
Tools & Machine Knowledge
Students will be introduced to the sewing machine, its different parts, and how to operate it safely. They will learn:
How to thread the machine properly
Types of needles and their uses
Bobbin winding and insertion
Use of essential tailoring tools like measuring tape, tailor’s chalk, scissors, pins, seam ripper, and more
Body Measurement & Drafting
Learning accurate body measurements is the foundation of tailoring. This module covers:
Step-by-step guidance on how to take perfect measurements for different body types
Introduction to drafting paper patterns for tops and bottoms
Transferring the pattern onto fabric using chalk and scale
Understanding grainlines, margins, and layout planning on fabric
Garment Construction
This is the hands-on part where students begin stitching actual garments. They will practice:
Basic blouse stitching (simple cut, no complex designs)
Kurti/Top with side slits and basic necklines
Salwar in a traditional style with drawstring or elastic waist
Kids frock with gathered or A-line style
Petticoat with waistband and flare cutting
Basic Design Work
Students will explore simple design variations that add style to garments, including:
Neckline shaping: round, square, and V-neck
Sleeve types: plain set-in, puff sleeve, and cap sleeve
Slit finishing: open and closed side slits
Introduction to placket making for openings in tops and kurtis
Finishing Techniques
Finishing is what gives the garment a professional and polished look. Students will learn:
How to sew clean seams and finish raw edges
Hemming techniques for straight and curved edges
Applying piping and bias tape neatly
Stitching buttons, loops, and placing hooks for closures.
Advance Tailoring Course
ake your skills to the next level with our Advance Tailoring Course. This course is ideal for students who already know basic stitching and want to explore complex garment construction, designer finishes, and fashionable patterns.
Course Includes:
Advanced Pattern Drafting & Cutting
- Princess Cut Blouse Drafting – Learn to draft and stitch princess-seamed blouses for perfect body contouring.
Katori Blouse Cutting – Create well-fitted, cup-shaped bust lines suitable for formal and bridal wear.
A-line & Umbrella Cutting – Learn to cut flared skirts, frocks, and gowns with perfect symmetry.
Designer Kurti Patterns – Front-slit, high-low, and side-drape kurtis.
Advanced Sleeve Designs – Bell, lantern, bishop, tulip, layered sleeves, and more.
Collars & Necklines – Chinese collar, shirt collar, boat neck, keyhole neck, and piping neck.
Designer Blouse & Dress Construction
Bring fashionable flair into your stitching work:
- Fancy Blouse Designs – Deep necks, padded blouses, side/open backs, Dori/tie-up styles.
Hook & Zip Closures – Placement of concealed zips, hook & eye fittings, and back buttons.
Cup Fitting Blouse – Accurate shaping with ready-made cups or Katori cutting.
Partywear Tops & Peplum Blouses – Western-influenced tailoring patterns.
Fancy Suit & Dress Making
- Anarkali Suits – Panel cutting, circular, umbrella flares, and layered styles.
Churidar Stitching – With multiple pleats and fancy waist finish.
Pakistani & Afghani Suits – Long flared cuts, front-open kurtas.
Jacket-Style Kurtis – Attached or detachable jackets with embroidery space.
Layered & Gown Dresses – For weddings, parties, and bridal events.
Indo-Western Dresses – Combine traditional cuts with modern flair.
Advanced Designing & Finishing Techniques
- Detailed Neck Finishing – Bias binding, facing, and concealed piping.
Frills, Pleats, and Gathers – Used in sleeves, waistlines, and neck designs.
Zipper Attachment – Side zips, invisible zippers, and fancy zip finishing.
Button Loops & Fasteners – Stylish loops for front and back closures.
Lace, Tassel & Gotapatti Work – Placement and attachment for festive outfits.
Inner Lining & Interfacing – Enhance fit and durability of garments.
Professional Techniques & Stitching Setup
Learn the behind-the-scenes techniques that make stitched garments look high-end:
Overlock Finishing – Using zig-zag or overlock machines for edge finishing.
Garment Pressing & Presentation – Learn how to iron and fold finished garments like a pro.
Time Management for Orders – Tips for handling custom orders and deadlines.
Basic Fashion Designing Course
The Basic Fashion Designing Course is tailored for beginners who want to explore the world of fashion creatively and practically.
Course Includes:
Introduction to Fashion Designing
This module gives students an overview of the fashion industry and helps them understand the scope of fashion design as a career:
- What is Fashion Designing? – Difference between a tailor and designer
Types of fashion (ethnic, western, fusion, casual, formal, etc.)
Overview of career options – designer, stylist, merchandiser, boutique owner
Fashion inspiration sources: culture, seasons, trends, celebrities
Elements & Principles of Design
Understanding design is key to creating visually balanced and appealing outfits. Students will learn:
Design Elements – Line, Shape, Texture, Color, and Form
Principles of Design – Balance, Proportion, Harmony, Emphasis, Rhythm
How to apply these principles in garment design and pattern layout
Fabric Study & Textile Basics
Designing requires knowledge of fabrics and how they behave:
Types of fabrics – Cotton, Silk, Georgette, Denim, Crepe, Rayon, etc.
Fabric texture, drape, and fall – what works best for which garment
Fabric widths, shrinkage, and cutting considerations
How to identify natural vs synthetic fabrics
Measurements, Pattern Making & Drafting
This is the technical part of fashion designing that builds construction skills:
How to take accurate body measurements
Drafting basic blocks for bodice, sleeve, skirt, and pants
Paper pattern making with seam allowance and notches
Pattern layout on fabric before cutting
Use of tailoring tools (scale, curve ruler, chalk, measuring tape)
Basic Garment Construction
Students apply their drafting skills to stitch beginner-friendly garments:
Stitching a Plain Kurti with basic neckline
Simple Skirt (A-line or gathered)
Basic Salwar or Pajama
Simple Blouse (with darts and shoulder shaping)
Understanding sewing machine parts, threading, and maintenance
Simple alterations and fitting correction
Finishing & Fashion Presentation
Garments are completed with clean, professional techniques:
Seam finishing, hemming, piping, and bias binding
Buttonhole and hook placements
Garment pressing and packaging
Displaying work creatively through a mini fashion portfolio with sketches, swatches, and garment photos
Advance Fashion Designing Course
This course is designed for students who have completed the Basic Fashion Designing Course or have foundational knowledge in sketching, fabric, and garment construction.
Course Includes:
Fashion Research & Trend Analysis
Studying national and international fashion trends
Forecasting seasonal colors, silhouettes, and fabrics
Understanding fashion categories: Couture, Pret, Streetwear, Fusion
Learning how to create a design mood board and inspiration sheet
Fashion Illustration – Advance Level
Drawing 9-head and stylized croquis
Illustrating detailed garments like ruffles, pleats, embroidery, drapes
Rendering fabric textures (denim, satin, net, brocade) using pencil colors, markers, or watercolor
Creating theme-based fashion collections through sketches
Advanced Pattern Making & Draping
Advanced drafting techniques for designer silhouettes
Patterns for gowns, princess line dresses, capes, palazzos, jackets, jumpsuits, etc.
Introduction to draping on mannequin:
Basic drape
Cowl neck
Off-shoulder and layered styles
Developing custom-fit patterns from creative designs
High-End Garment Construction
Construction of designer wear:
Gowns, Anarkalis, Saree Gowns, Peplum Tops, Co-ord Sets
Formal wear like blazers, crop jackets
Ethnic fusion wear (long kurta with palazzo, lehenga-choli sets)
Professional finishing techniques (interfacing, lining, boning, zippers, invisible stitches)
Garment fitting correction & adjustment techniques
Embellishment & Surface Ornamentation
Introduction to hand and machine embroidery
Patchwork, lacework, piping, applique
Zari, mirror work, sequin placement
Motif designing and placement planning
Fashion Marketing & Branding Basics
Creating a fashion label – Name, logo, and identity
How to market your designs (social media, exhibitions, clients)
Basics of pricing, sourcing, and fabric budgeting
Boutique setup knowledge
Professional Tailoring Course
The Professional Tailoring Course is designed for students who wish to master garment construction with industry-level precision.
Course Includes:
Tools & Machine Mastery
In-depth knowledge of all types of sewing machines (manual, electric, overlock)
Machine care, oiling, threading, and troubleshooting
Advanced tools: loop turner, bias maker, rotary cutter, tracing tools
Understanding sewing machine attachments (zipper foot, hemming foot, buttonhole foot)
Measurement, Drafting & Pattern Making
- Detailed body measurement techniques for women, men & kids
Custom pattern drafting for advanced garments
Conversion of measurements into patterns (with ease allowances)
How to alter readymade patterns for client fit
Drafting on paper and transferring to muslin/fabric
Advanced Garment Construction
Practical stitching of a wide variety of complex outfits:
Women’s Wear
Designer Kurtis with princess cut
Umbrella cut & circular skirts
Anarkalis, Peplum tops, Frocks
Palazzo, Sharara, Gharara
Choli Blouse (padded, backless, designer cut)
Lehenga stitching with can-can
Men’s Wear (Optional Module)
Kurta Pajama
Waistcoat
Casual Shirt
Kids Wear
Fancy frocks, rompers, and ethnic outfits
Neckline & Sleeve Variations
Students learn to create multiple designer styles:
Neck Designs:
Boat neck, keyhole, sweetheart, collar neck, pot neck, overlapping, etc.
Sleeves:
Bell sleeves, cape sleeves, puff, lantern, flounce, bishop, slit sleeves
Fitting Techniques & Alteration Skills
- How to perfect fit through dart manipulation, tucks, pleats
Stitching for various body types
Garment alteration for readymade and custom clothing
Size conversion charts (XS to XXL)
Finishing & Detailing
- Seam finishing (french, flat-felled, overlock)
Interfacing, lining, and padding techniques
Attaching zippers (invisible, side, center), hooks, buttons
Hemming, pico, piping, plackets
Loop making and buttonhole crafting
Boutique Tailoring Skills
Client handling and body measurement record
Cutting and tailoring multiple garments at once
Custom order handling and price calculation
How to set up your own tailoring business/boutique
Time management & delivery practices
Practical Exam & Certification
Students will stitch a complete client-style outfit as a final exam
Mock client trials and corrections
Certificate provided upon successful completion
Professional Fashion Designing
This course is the most advanced and career-focused program designed for those who aspire to become full-fledged fashion designers, launch their own fashion label, or work in the industry professionally.
Course Includes:
Fashion Design Theory & Concept Development
- Evolution of fashion & famous designers (Indian & international)
- Understanding client psychology & market demand
- Creating mood boards, theme boards & concept-based collections
- Fashion forecasting, seasonal inspiration & collection planning
Professional Fashion Illustration
- Mastering croquis drawing (9-head, dynamic poses)
Illustrating detailed garments: lehenga, gowns, jackets, layered outfits
Surface textures (sequin, embroidery, sheer, leather)
Using mixed media: watercolors, marker rendering, digital sketching (optional)
Garment Construction – Couture Level
- Complex patterns for:
Evening gowns
Bridal lehengas
Saree gowns
Tailored blazers
Layered dresses & drapes
Couture stitching techniques
Seamless finishes, lining, boning, zippers, padding & hooks
Luxury finishing techniques and garment presentation
Advance Pattern Making & Draping
- Multi-layer pattern development
- Princess cut, panel cut, asymmetrical styles
- Creative sleeve & neckline transformations
- Draping on mannequin for couture garments
- Drape-based gowns, cowls, ruffles, and pleats
Surface Ornamentation & Embellishment
- Machine & hand embroidery (mirror, zardozi, sequence, pearl)
Fabric manipulation (ruffling, gathering, pleating, smocking)
Patchwork, lacework, applique
Understanding placement and balance in design
Textile & Fabric Knowledge
- Advanced fabric science (sheer, stretch, structured fabrics)
- Choosing fabric according to garment type & drape
- Natural vs. synthetic fabric comparison
- Sourcing tips for high-quality materials
Fashion Entrepreneurship
- How to start your own label or boutique
- Branding, logo creation, pricing, client management
- Sourcing, costing & inventory basics
- Boutique setup knowledge – layout, samples, fabric stock
- Dealing with online orders & custom orders
Fashion Portfolio Development
- Professional portfolio for job or admissions
- Theme-based collection sketching
- Swatch board, garment photo shoot, look book creation
- Final submission of at least 3 original outfits with sketches
Fashion Show / Final Presentation
- Live model draping/styling session
- Final collection presentation with walkthrough
- Photo session for social media / brand showcase
- Certification Ceremony
About Us
GM Fashion Designer is a professional training institute dedicated to teaching tailoring and fashion designing.
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