Fashion

The Face of Men's Wearhouse Is Back With a New Tailoring Startup

It's called zTailors, an on-demand network for clothing alterations

George Zimmer, founder of Men's Wearhouse and, now, zTailors.

Photographer: Patrick Fallon/Bloomberg

Nearly two years after his dramatic firing from Men’s Wearhouse, George Zimmer has returned with an army. An army of tailors, that is.

The retail icon’s new startup, zTailors, is a nationwide network of on-demand tailoring professionals. Launched on Monday, the business allows customers to book a tailor to come to their home or office to handle alterations on garments—both men’s and women’s wear. After measurements are taken, the clothes are whisked away for tailoring. The process should take a week or less, before the items are returned to customers. If the fit’s wonky, additional changes are free. The service is available only through a website for now, but an app is planned for the near future.