[See -SHIP.] The function or performance of a tailor; tailoring.
1830. Blackw. Mag., XXVII. 118. Anxious thus early to announce the fact of Tailorship.
1838. Fraser’s Mag., XVIII. 381. Far better … had it been to have taken to … tailorship or cobblership.
1896. Daily News, 10 Nov., 2/1. From the day they were turned out spick and span with their fine tailorship to this ninth of November.
