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Mini · Blouse & Churidar CAD · For new & small shops

Everything a new shop needs to cut blouse & churidar.

The starter plan for home tailors — Blouse CAD (Product A) and Blouse + Churidar CAD (Product B). 53 ready styles, drafted, graded and print-ready. Priced for home tailors and small shops: own it once, no monthly fees.

2003Since
11,000+Tailors
4.8 ★10k reviews
Tailoring CAD Mini
FRONT BACK SLEEVE BELT BACK FRONT SLEEVE BELT
2Products
24Blouse Styles
29Churidar Styles
53Total Styles
What's included

Every pattern in your Mini plan

Product A · Blouse CAD

8 patterns · 9 necks · 7 sleeves

Blouse Patterns

8 models
Yoke Blouse Katori Blouse Close Neck Blouse Princess Cut with Belt Princess Cut without Belt 3-Dart Boat Neck Boat & Deep Neck Boat Neck Deep Princess

Blouse Neck Models

9 models
V Neck Pot Neck Square Neck Pentagon Neck Straight Neck Sweet Heart Designer Neck Casual Round Scallop Round

Blouse Sleeve Models

7 models
Single Buff Double Buff Petal Sleeve Mini Sleeve Puffed Sleeve Elbow Sleeve Fitted Sleeve

Product B · Churidar CAD

kurtha, churidar & pant

Kurtha & Pant Models

11 models
Simple Kurtha Collar Kurtha Half Circular Casual Anarkali Boat Neck Kurtha Full Circular Layered Ruffles Punjabi Pant Patiala Pant Gathering Pant Straight Pant

Churidar Neck Models

11 models
Curved V Neck V Neck Leaf Neck Pot Neck Square Neck Sweet Heart Pentagon Neck Casual Round Scallop Round Straight Round Square Round

Churidar Sleeve Models

7 models
Elbow Sleeve Full Sleeve 3/4 Sleeve Fitted Sleeve Puffed Sleeve Single Buff Double Buff
Pricing

One-time investment, lifetime patterns

Own the CAD software outright — no monthly fees. Pay once, print unlimited patterns forever.

Product A · Blouse CAD
Mini Blouse CAD
Blouse patterns for one workstation
₹49,999 + GST
  • 8 Blouse Patterns
  • 9 Blouse Neck Models
  • 7 Blouse Sleeve Models
  • Print up to 5 patterns / day
  • Lifetime license · free install & training
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One-time license · 5 patterns / day
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Product B · Blouse + Churidar
Blouse + Churidar CAD
Adds the full churidar module
₹76,700 + GST
  • Everything in Product A
  • 11 Kurtha & Pant Models
  • 11 Churidar Neck Models
  • 7 Churidar Sleeve Models
  • Print up to 10 patterns / day
  • Lifetime license + free training
Book a Free Demo
One-time license · 10 patterns / day

Start with Product A or B, upgrade to Pro any time — your patterns and measurements carry straight over.

Customisation
Blouse ₹2,950 · Churidar ₹2,950 · Both ₹5,900Replace any 5 models with your own designs
Annual Maintenance
₹1,180 / yearOptional updates & support (AMC)
Print Capacity
Up to 10 patterns / day70 per week · 300 per month

One-time license fee — AMC is optional and renewed yearly. Prices exclusive of applicable taxes.

Loved by tailors

What tailors say about Fashion Dot

4.8 ★ average from 11,000+ tailors and boutiques who design faster with Fashion Dot.

★★★★★

“Blouse cutting time half aayiduchu. Patterns clean-a print aaguthu, waste romba kammi.”

Lakshmi TailorsBoutique · Coimbatore
★★★★★

“Churidar 30+ styles ready-a irukku. New model try panna romba easy, customers happy.”

Ashok FashionsTailor Shop · Madurai
★★★★★

“Software easy-a puriyuthu, support team fast. Investment worth pannuchu.”

Priya BoutiqueDesigner · Chennai
Is It For You

Who the Mini plan is really for

The honest test is not the size of the shop.

If this is your shop Mini is Because
Ladies tailor, blouse and churidar every dayThe right startThat is exactly what the modules cover
Home-based tailor with steady local workWorth it if you redraw the same draftsThe saving is the redrawing, not the shop size
New boutique building a customer listA good first systemStored measurements are worth more the longer you run
Shop that turns work away in seasonWhere it pays fastestCutting speed is the bottleneck being removed
Mostly gents shirt, pant and coatNot the right packageThose modules sit in the larger plans
Bulk and uniform ordersNot the right packageGrading and marker work need the bigger set

The last two rows matter as much as the first four. Buying an entry package for work it was never built for is how a shop ends up believing software does not help. Compare the three plans on the tailoring CAD software price page before you decide.

The First Week

What happens after the technician leaves

Nobody buys software. They buy the week after it arrives.

Day What happens What you should be able to do by the end of it
1Installation and setup at your shopPrint one pattern from a stored measurement set
2Your own garment, your own customerDraft the blouse you cut most often
3Measurements and correctionsEnter a customer and save a fit correction
4Printing full sizeLay a printed pattern on cloth and check it
5Working unaidedCut a real order end to end without help

Two rules decide whether that week holds. Train the cutter, not only the owner - the owner is the person least likely to be drafting at nine at night in December. And train a second person, because the first one will eventually leave, which is one of the problems the system was bought to solve.

Do not buy in the middle of wedding season either. There is no time to train anyone and the system sits unused until the rush ends.

Honest Limits

What the Mini plan will not do

The half of the list most vendors leave out.

It will not fix a measurement taken wrongly. The draft is only as good as the numbers entered. If two people in the shop take the waist at different places the stored record is worth nothing - and agreeing where each measurement is taken costs nothing, which makes it the best value change in the building.

It will not cut the cloth. The full-size printed pattern is the output. Cutting is still a skill, and a cutting machine is a separate purchase with its own cost.

It will not cover gents or bulk work. Those modules are in the larger plans. Buying Mini for work it does not cover is a disappointment that was avoidable at the demo.

It will not print on an ordinary A4 printer. A full-scale pattern needs continuous roll paper.

It will not pay for itself in a shop with spare capacity. The return comes from orders previously refused, alterations that stop coming back, and cloth that stops going into the bin.

FAQ

Common questions about the Mini plan

Who is the Mini package for?

A shop that mainly cuts blouse and churidar work and wants to stop redrawing the same drafts by hand. It is the entry package - one computer, one printer, the pattern library and training - and it is the one most small shops and home-based tailors start with.

What is the difference between Mini, Pro and Max?

Broadly: how many garment modules are included and what output hardware comes with it. Mini covers the blouse and churidar side that a ladies tailor cuts every day. Compare all three on the tailoring CAD software price page before deciding, and bring the garment you cut most often to the demo.

Can I upgrade from Mini later?

Yes, and it is worth asking exactly what an upgrade costs at the time you buy Mini rather than a year later. A shop that grows into gents or bulk work should know the number in advance.

Do I need to know computers?

The cutter needs to learn one screen, not a computer course. Training is hands-on at your shop and in the language your team works in. Plan on about a week to be working unaided on your first garment.

What hardware comes with it?

A printer that takes continuous roll paper is the part that matters - an ordinary A4 printer cannot produce a usable full-scale pattern. What is included in each package is listed on the price page, and the technician installs and sets it up at your shop.

Will it draft the blouse styles my customers ask for?

Bring one to the demo and find out before you pay. Name your own difficult garment - the one that comes back for alteration most often - and ask for it drafted from measurements you give on the day and printed full size on paper.

Is it suitable for a home-based tailor?

Yes, that is who the entry package exists for. The honest test is not shop size but whether you turn work away or keep redrawing the same drafts. A tailor with spare capacity all year gains the least.

What happens if something breaks?

Ask for the actual response time in season, not the general promise, and what happens meanwhile. A shop that cannot cut for three days in December has lost more than the cost of the service call.

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