Great show! You two have contributed a vast wealth of information on pricing that so many of us have needed for so long! One of the worst things we do as sewists is under-price our time, work and effort! What especially struck me is how you both spoke about being upfront with people who have no idea of what'sinvolved in creating a well made garment! and try to play you cheap!! Too many people want the world for Walmart clearance prices and have the audacity to tell you how they can get the same thing cheaper somewhere else or how easy it is to sew the item! The same goes with alterations! If you're good at what you do speak the truth and those who don't want to hear it can take a hike! Keep on with your positivity and encouragement!

Ha-ha! Love the "wow" factor Mr. Jim...that redlining is everything! ;)

I have to tell you, this segment was so very useful for me. I see I have been totally under pricing. After watching this segment, I now have the confidence to now say what my price is and not be shy about it. Thank you so much!!!!!

The 2 of you are so amazing. Thank you so very much. I am the Alterations manager for a bridal store. I love the company, I love the co-workers and I LOVE our Brides. I've been working so hard to help restore "Value" to this industry in my area and you have provided so much material to help make this possible. God Bless you both.

Thk you tailor and dressmaker, I like your show! 😁New viewer!

I absolutely love your channel... I'm a designer , I sew well, but I want training to make (bespoke) men's tailored suits... I am super impressed with you and the dressmaker lady!... thanks and God Bless you!

Mr. Jim and Victoria, Thank you both so much. I really enjoy your show. You two are speaking my language. I pray you will take to the roads on the east coast. Mr. Jim knows I called once in the pass just to ask him if he could come to the Maryland/DC area to teach. That was before KZfaq. However, NC is home. So anywhere between DC and the Carolinas sound great to me. I went back to check out last week. Loved the show. It really blessed me. Thanks so much.

Thank you the Dressmaker and the Tailor. It is about time that Old-Fashion is being taught. I also like the two of your as a team. Thank you again. I love watching and will continue to view.

this was my school mate. Good to see what you are doing Jim. Elaine Coleman-Griffith.

Love you guys from Australia.

Wow I am learning so much from you lovely people. Mr Jim, I love love love your waistcoat and shirt looks so expensive. and you can tell it is tailored. You both look fabulous.

you both are Awesome! Your show has really inspired me to take my sewing more seriously. I am not ready for business...yet! but it is great to see you all answer so many questions about the business which many books never answer. keep up the great work.

This episode was great! I really enjoyed the pricing tips! I even got a couple right. Lol. Thanks!

This show was very insightful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

Thank you for this! Great in sight!

Great video. Thank you so much for your willingness to share your expertise!!

Great show. I really needed to understand charging. I am enjoying the new course on pricing on Gumroad, it has filled in all the gaps, lol. Thank you so much.

I am loving these videos! Thank you so much!

I love you two! Thank you for sharing. I will be purchasing your course... Subscribed!

Am hooked to your videos,so much information here,thanks so much.

love what I see. il am sewing from home but I need a bigger seeing area now . waiting on cash to expand uniforms alterations I do mainly

Thank you so much . Greetings from South America.

That is a beautiful dress. It will look good on my lady.

I have a question about black women and church clothes, specifically hats. I know this is a bit off topic, but The Tailor and the Dressmaker are the best source I know to get the right answer. Here is the question. Did black ladies wear headwraps in church before the 1960s? I am doing show that takes place mainly in a black church in the 1950s. I have been asked to do hats for the ladies. We have opted to do headwraps for a couple of the ladies that need to cover their long braided extensions , which are too modern. One of the actresses says black women have always worn head wraps in church. I don't even recall seeing black women with braids until Cicely Tyson wore them on television. To my memory the trend of head wraps and a African styles came in in the 1960s. My research shows black women with pressed hair and hats when they were dressed up. What do you two say? It won't matter, but I would just like to know. Naturally, there are not many pictures of people in church in those days. Thanks for your answer, if you have time to answer.

Ase and thank you? I received my Bachelor's in fashion designing in 2003, yet due to burdens of bills and survival necessity's I did not start working on my line. Moreover, the money was not in our bank accounts to take more classes or find someone to guide us with some tutoring. We are working on vests, skirts and dresses and I have forgotten how to do some of the simple things as I drape and draft my new skirts and dresses. The vests we were having a hard time as well until we observed your video. I could not believe how easy it is to follow you. Thanks. Now I have to try to figure out my skirts I am working on now.Cher'ie Roslyn

Your videos are very helpful

This was very helpful. Please try to come to the Kansas City Missouri area!

Great video and channel! You have a new subscriber here! I guessed 150 for the vest, 200 for the pants and 50 for the top then 200 - 250 for the dress :)

Thank you for the channel. Just stumbled upon you all. I am 30 minutes away in Bluffton, SC. Would love to take a class. I love to sew and am just so excited I found you. Where can I find the schedule of classes or the course to launch a business? Loved the energy you both have..

Come to Tennessee!!! PLEASE!

I would love that I'm in Florida

I have always wondered how do you make use of a pattern when you have to make it for multiple clients/multiple sizes? Do you transfer to oak tag for each size? For personal use, you cut out your own size, but I mean if you want to re-use for other sizes.

Great video!!! Can I still purchase the course?

In Colorado? Denver? Craftsy? ;)

He is a classy man

Do you make a muslin to work out fit issues before making the garment?

I made that red and black dress. I want the alterations video but, I am afraid to get anymore because I bought some and can't open them. I even bought one two times.

This is the price I quoted 125-150 with the customer fabric for. I quilt and I can not make a quilt for the price that Macy sales. top $ 55. to dress $150.00.

As ALWAYS, GREAT SHOW! Is "Fine Fabric" located in Georgia, a satisfactory store; of which to purchase Quality fabrics? Thanks A Million! ~Add Love!™

Do you give tailoring or sewing classes I do better hands on than videos?

This episode was great! I really enjoyed the pricing tips! I even got a couple right. Lol. Thanks!