1. Requirements Communication: Understand the client's use scenario, style preferences, body type, budget, and special needs (e.g., school uniforms require both uniformity and comfort).

2. Design Proposal: The designer will draw renderings based on the client's needs and provide a selection of styles, fabrics, colors, and other options for the client's approval. Adjustments will be made as necessary to achieve satisfactory results.

3. Fabric Selection: Fabrics are selected based on the design requirements, taking into account texture, comfort, durability, and cost. Samples are provided for the client's selection.

4. Tailoring: Professional tailors will accurately measure body measurements (e.g., chest circumference, waist circumference, shoulder width, etc.), recording any special body details to ensure a perfect fit.

5. Sample Production and Verification: Samples or semi-finished garments are produced. After the client tries them on, adjustments will be made to the pattern, size, and details (e.g., neckline and sleeve length).

6. Production: Cutting and sewing are performed according to the confirmed sample and workmanship requirements. Quality inspections are required for some stages (e.g., seam strength and dimensional compliance).

7. Finished Product Acceptance and Delivery: The customer inspects the finished product, confirms it is correct, and packages it for shipment. Washing and care instructions and after-sales service are provided.

Note: Some processes can be simplified or adjusted based on the scale of the order (e.g., group orders). The key is to ensure adequate communication and controlled quality.