The Course in Tailoring and Dressmaking for Women’s, Girls’, and Baby’s Indian Wear offers a hands-on, practical approach to creating beautifully crafted garments that celebrate the richness of Indian fashion. This course is designed for aspiring tailors and dressmakers who wish to develop their skills in constructing traditional and contemporary attire, including sarees, salwar suits, lehengas, frocks, and ethnic wear suitable for various occasions. Participants begin by learning the fundamentals of fabric selection and pattern drafting, where they will gain an understanding of how to choose appropriate materials such as cotton, silk, and georgette, ensuring comfort and style for different age groups. The curriculum emphasizes accurate measurements and fitting techniques, teaching students how to make adjustments that accommodate diverse body shapes and sizes. The course includes comprehensive training in sewing techniques, covering essential skills such as cutting, stitching, and finishing, with a focus on achieving professional-quality results. Students will also explore advanced techniques, such as draping, adding embellishments, and incorporating traditional embroidery, which are integral to Indian garments. Hands-on projects allow participants to apply their learning in real-world scenarios, culminating in the creation of finished garments that reflect their personal style and craftsmanship. By the end of the course, students will have acquired the technical skills and creative confidence to tailor and construct a range of Indian wear for women, girls, and babies. This program prepares them for a fulfilling career in the fashion industry or equips them to create beautiful, custom pieces for family and friends, blending tradition with modern aesthetics.