The phrase "a tailor makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the profession of tailoring or the actions of a tailor in creating garments.
Example: "A tailor makes suits that fit perfectly and enhance the wearer's appearance."
Alternatives: "a tailor creates" or "a tailor designs".
I make them out of whole cloth, just like a tailor makes a suit.
We came to her favorite stall, No. 237, where a tailor makes clothes for her based on sketches she does on the spot.
When a tailor makes a coat for his customer, his intention is to make a coat of a certain size and style, but he also produces scraps of cloth as by-products of his work.
You go to get fitted and out of the same fabric a tailor makes the top and the underskirt and you can choose from many designs for the top.
(His father, a tailor, made the suit that he wore at his medical-school graduation, in 1965).
Clad in matching pink window-checked pants and shirt (which she said a tailor made for her from a tablecloth), she was orchestrating electronic and mechanical tests conducted from the laptops.
Microgrids, properly sized and managed, may represent the best option to overcome these dilemmas, offering a tailor made supply.
Likewise, manipulating the HGF Met system with complete control will lead to a tailor made treatment for those infectious diseases.
They allow for a tailor made charac- teristic of the transfer function of a microsensor for a given field of application.
This paper presents the design architecture and functioning of CoalMan, a tailor made Geographic Information System (GIS) for managing surface and underground fires in coal mining areas.
This study aims to replace the stirrups of the beams by means of a tailor made steel fiber reinforced self-compacting concrete (SFRSCC).
