| The tailors or seamstresses would literally stitch new clothes onto people around Easter-time and that was it for the year. |
| She was moping about the next day too, when as promised, the finest tailors and seamstresses were summoned to measure her for her gown. |
| These days it houses a bottle store and a hairdressing salon on its ground floor, and seamstresses and tailors on its upper floors. |
| Here at the Brukman factory, blue-coated seamstresses and tailors are in control. |
| Now I was the granddaughter of tailors capable of weaving tales, of tying threads together and connecting them and even disconnecting them. |
| These laborers included samurai, cooks, sake brewers, potters, printers, tailors, wood workers, and one hairdresser. |
