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Synonyms & Similar Words
dressmaker
seamster
seamstress
sewer
needleworker
couturier
designer
fashioner
maker
creator
craftsman
craftswoman
artisan
worker
stitcher
weaver
embroiderer
quilter
tailoress
modiste
costumer
garment maker
textile artist
fashion designer
pattern maker
alterations specialist
clothing maker
apparel maker
haberdasher
outfitter
clothier
mercer
draper
textile worker
garment worker
fashion artisan
Meaning of Tailor
A person whose occupation is making, altering, and repairing clothes, especially suits and other formal wear.
Definitions
- A person who makes, repairs, and alters clothing, especially men's clothing
- A person who adapts or modifies something to fit a particular purpose or need
Etymology of Tailor
The word "tailor" comes from the Old French "tailleur," meaning "to cut," which is derived from the Latin "taillare," also meaning "to cut"
Historically, tailors were skilled craftsmen who made and repaired clothing, and the term has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to this profession
Example Uses
- The tailor worked tirelessly to create a custom-made suit for the wedding
- She took her dress to the tailor to have it altered for a better fit
- The tailor's shop was filled with threads, fabrics, and sewing machines
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
customer
client
buyer
purchaser
consumer
user
wearer
model
designer
creator
inventor
originator
producer
manufacturer
wholesaler
retailer
seller
vendor
merchant
trader
dealer
salesperson
marketer
advertiser
promoter