The term "tailor for" is not considered to be a proper use of English. It would be more correct to use "tailor to." For example: The teacher tailored the lesson to fit the students' needs.
A bespoke tailor for budding breakdancers?
Pins & Stripes are the official tailor for London Wasps.
Do you remember hiring a tailor for your subway ride?
Courses online can be costly to tailor for the disabled.
His grandfather, a tailor for the Egyptian army, settled in Maadi in 1899.
Dannatt says the army had to prioritise training to tailor for Afghanistan and Iraq.
Julius moved to London after the war, where he was a tailor for the Royal Household.
For this one, he said, "I worked like a tailor for five days".
The Duke is resting in the study, having just been measured by his tailor for a vicuña umbrella.
The store will open for spring and summer as a seasonal residency and tailor for both sexes.
Soon young women in Philadelphia were buying men's jerseys and taking them to the tailor for refashioning.
