Local tailoring software, Gulf-wide
We onboard and support tailoring shops and ateliers in person across the Emirates, and remotely across the GCC — with the VAT rates, currencies, garment catalogs and languages each market needs.
Dubai
The Gulf’s most demanding bespoke market — premium kandura and abaya ateliers, bridal sherwani seasons and hotel-district expectations.
Tailoring POS in Dubai →Abu Dhabi
The capital’s government-district uniform contracts, family neighborhoods and a deep tradition of Emirati premium kandura work.
Tailoring POS in Abu Dhabi →Al Ain
Our home city — heritage souq tailors, university demand and a tight-knit SME community we onboard in person.
Tailoring POS in Al Ain →Sharjah
A family-first emirate with dense residential alteration work, busy school-uniform seasons and growing bespoke ateliers.
Tailoring POS in Sharjah →GCC & Saudi Arabia
KSA 15% VAT, Bahrain 10%, Oman 5% — expand across the Gulf with local currencies and Arabic built in.
Tailoring POS in GCC & Saudi Arabia →A tailoring POS that speaks the Gulf’s language — literally
Generic shop software treats a kandura like a coffee order. Tailoroo was built in the UAE, for the way Gulf tailoring actually works.
Every market we serve runs on its own tax rules. In the UAE, receipts must be FTA-compliant tax invoices — your 15-digit TRN, sequential numbering and 5% VAT shown in AED, with simplified receipts for walk-in customers and full invoices for corporate accounts. Expand to Saudi Arabia and the rate becomes 15%; Bahrain 10%; Oman 5%. Tailoroo ships with all of them, so a second branch in Riyadh or Manama is a settings change, not a reimplementation. See the details on our VAT compliance page.
Language matters just as much. Customers in Sharjah and Riyadh alike expect updates in Arabic; your cutters and finishers may prefer it too. Tailoroo mirrors the whole interface into true right-to-left Arabic at a tap — catalog, receipts and notifications included — and sends bilingual WhatsApp updates at every production stage, on the app your customers already live in.
- GCC-ready catalog: bespoke kandura, thobe, bisht, jalabiya, abaya, suit, sherwani and saree blouse
- New-make and alteration price tiers per service, in local currency
- English and Arabic receipts with the correct VAT rate per country
- A 9-stage production board that mirrors the real workshop floor
Built for Eid rushes and wedding seasons
Tailoring in the Gulf is seasonal in a way few retail trades are. The weeks before Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha bring a surge of new kanduras and abayas; the winter wedding season fills order books with sherwanis, bishts and bridal party suits; and late summer means school uniforms by the hundred. Tailoroo’s express surcharge, promised dates and per-garment stage tracking are designed for exactly these peaks — when a fitting slips, you see it on the Fittings page before the customer has to call.
Beyond the counter, many Emirates tailors live on contract work: hotel staff uniforms, security companies, school batches and government-district programs in Abu Dhabi. Tailoroo’s B2B accounts keep contract rate cards, consolidated monthly invoices and per-employee measurement profiles in one place — so the Eid rush at the counter never tangles with a 200-uniform delivery due the same week. And when orders head home instead of across the counter, pickup & delivery slots, driver assignment and COD cash-up keep the last mile as tidy as the workshop.
In person in the Emirates, remote across the GCC
Pandoratech has built software in the UAE since 2012. Our head office is in Al Ain — our home city — with a site office in Dubai’s Ras Al Khor, so Emirates customers get in-person onboarding: we enter your services and price tiers, load your measurement templates and train your cashier, manager and owner roles at your counter. Shops in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman onboard remotely over video call and WhatsApp, in English or Arabic, usually within a few days. Home-visit measuring — where your tailor goes to the customer — is configured during onboarding too, so majlis and villa appointments land on the schedule from day one.
Whichever city you stitch in, the best way to start is to open the live demo and walk a test order from measurements to final fitting — then book a free demo and we’ll tailor the setup to your shop. Plans start at AED 149/month on the pricing page, and our team is one message away on the contact page.
Ready to run a smarter tailoring shop?
Book a free demo and see Tailoroo handle orders, measurements, fittings and VAT invoicing for your shop — or explore the live demo yourself.