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The tailor is a specialist who takes care of sewing and arranging a tear so as to make it invisible on any type of garment such as jacket, trousers, shirt etc. This art can help to better repair a worn and torn fabric by re-tying the threads or rebuilding them with thread identical to the original one. The ancient meaning of patchworker then lost it over time, but now it is used to indicate the person who cuts and sews clothes often endowed with great sensitivity and taste. The tailor is therefore the craftsman who makes clothes (male and female), and today he is a specialized craftsman and as such has always been considered, in Italy it has been a profession that has marked the history of costume and fashion also for the particular ways in which it developed. The development of this profession in Italy culminated in the immediate post-war period with the phenomenon of "tailors" and as such it developed.

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MODULE I: Skills and requirements of the tailor trade: advise the customer on the garment suitable for his measurements and on the most suitable fabric by working on the cut, manual skill, aesthetic taste and availability for fashion innovations II MODULE: When tailoring is born: even less capable to produce effects in the economic and social realm of the Middle Ages of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries III MODULE: Fabric processing: the various types of fabric and the control of the weave of fabrics IV MODULE: The different tools and processing techniques in the tailoring field : basting, back stitch, thread stitch and string stitch V MODULE: Health and Safety in the Workplace Law 81/08: rights and duties of the profession of tailor in the contemporary age MODULE VI: The pattern:techniques for obtaining and correcting the pattern by the professional tailor

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