Dress for a person
Read each customer's request and make choices that suit their taste, budget, and occasion.
About Dressmaker
Dressmaker turns garment-making into a calm, tactile ritual. Every commission is a small story — the customer who walks in, the fabric you pick, the dress that grows under your hands.
Step 01
A customer walks in
Each commission begins with a real person. Rose wants workwear for her new librarian job; later townsfolk arrive with wedding dresses, gala frocks, or simple repairs. Read the brief, look at the budget, and listen for the small clues — a colour, a mood, a deadline.
Step 02
Design in the sketchbook
The sketchbook is where the dress becomes real. Pick a base pattern, choose fabrics that feel right together, and adjust the bodice, sleeves and skirt until the silhouette matches what you imagined. Try a louder print or an unexpected combination — the customers often surprise you.
Step 03
See the finished dress
When the last stitch drops, the dress appears on the mannequin. Quality, fit and aesthetic all add up to a score that decides whether the customer is happy. Even an imperfect build can be charming in its own way, and the next order is only a cup of tea away.
Tips for your first commission
- Look at the whole outfit before you commit — a single fabric can read very differently across the full dress.
- Trust the second choice as much as the first. The interesting work happens when you change your mind.
- Use a larger display if you can — sketchbook arrows and cutting controls reward a steady mouse.
- Treat this prototype as a sketchbook of its own: enjoy what is here without expecting every later feature.
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