Keep every client's measurements, every order and every fitting in one place, take a deposit, and print a VAT invoice when it is collected. Sell fabric by the metre and ready-to-wear by barcode from the same app, on a phone, an iPad or a computer.
Free plan, no card needed. Works on phone, iPad and computer.
From turning up a pair of trousers to a made-to-measure suit.
Rolls and remnants, counted to the centimetre.
Sizes, colours and barcodes for ready-to-wear.
Voice measurements · beta
Measure the customer and say the numbers out loud, in English, Hindi, Gujarati or Spanish. Fractions like a half and a quarter work too.
Voice is in beta and still being tested. It will mishear words for now, so it will not work as well as it should yet. Everyone can still try it, here and in the app.
Say for example: “chest 40, waist 36 and a half, sleeve 24 and a quarter”
Nothing you say is saved. How voice handles your audio is explained in our privacy policy.
Length
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Chest
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Waist
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Shoulder
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Sleeve
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Collar
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Add VAT at your rate, included in the price or on top. Invoices show your VAT number and the VAT on each bill.
Choose the United Kingdom in Settings and every price, invoice and report shows in £. Print on A4 or an 80 mm receipt printer.
This week's collections and anything overdue are on the first screen.
Export sales, invoices, payments and money still owed to a spreadsheet, filtered by date.
A plain guide for UK tailors, alterations shops and dressmakers on keeping VAT invoices tidy: what to record, how to number them and what to give your accountant.
How UK dressmakers and made-to-measure tailors can keep client measurements, fitting notes and deposits in order, from the first consultation to collection.
How UK fabric shops and haberdashers can keep stock by the metre, record every cut, reorder in time and know what each roll has earned.
Yes. Set your VAT rate and number once. Each invoice then shows the VAT and your VAT number. Check what your invoices must include with your accountant or HMRC's own guidance.
No. Loomton is not Making Tax Digital software. It keeps your sales and invoices and exports them to a spreadsheet for your accountant or your bookkeeping software.
Yes. Enter the deposit when you take the order. The order shows what is still due, and the invoice shows both.
Either. Measurements are the numbers you type, with halves and quarters. Fabric can be counted by the metre, the yard, the piece or the roll.
Yes. It needs no shop counter or till: a phone or iPad is enough to keep clients, measurements, fittings and payments.
No. Open the website on a phone, iPad or computer, sign up, and start. There is nothing to download.
Start on the free plan. No card, nothing to install. Open it and add your first customer.
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