The challenge of shaping fabric to fit the human body perfectly remains relevant worldwide. Because each person is unique, unrepeatable, and has different contour dimensions and asymmetrical variations, such as uneven shoulders, creating a custom-made suit requires a series of cutting-edge methods and technological tools to improve pattern making and sewing in accordance with these individual body variations.

It is in this context that Galard contributes to the development of garment modeling with its “Anatometer” method, a creation with 50 years of testing that combines traditional methods with engineering to record more information about the variables of each human body shape through established scales and necessary reference lines, from the front and in profile, providing information about the waist, hips, back curvature, buttocks, belly, and others. Furthermore, all this information allows for the computerized drafting of the garment with the individual measurements of each person and the implementation of new mathematical formulas to the traditional drafting method.

Galard recommends that in order to obtain an elegant and tailored suit, one should always cultivate and maintain one’s figure.