Sartor

/ˈsɑːrtər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A tailor; a person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing professionally.

The sartor crafted a beautifully tailored suit for the wedding.

A term used in a historical or literary context to refer to a clothier or tailor.

In the story, the sartor was known for his exquisite taste in fabrics.

A figure in ancient Roman society responsible for clothing creation.

The sartor's workshop was always filled with the latest fashion trends of the time.

From Latin 'sartor', meaning 'one who sews'.

tailor-made

Specifically designed for a particular individual or purpose.

cut from the same cloth

Having similar characteristics or qualities.

dressed to the nines

Dressed very elegantly or smartly.

seamstress

A woman who sews, especially one who sews clothes professionally.

couturier

A fashion designer who makes custom-fitted clothing.

embroidery

The art of decorating fabric using a needle and thread.

To be well-dressed.

He's really sartor today; that suit looks sharp!

Fashionable or trendy individual.

Watch out for that sartor; they always know what's in style.