tailored
UK: ˈteɪləd | US: ˈteɪlərd
adj. custom-made or fitted to specific requirements
adj. (of clothing) made to fit an individual's measurements
v. (past tense of tailor) to adapt or design something for a particular purpose
The word tailored derives from the verb tailor, which originates from the Old French taillour ("cutter"), itself from the Latin taliare ("to cut"). The suffix -ed marks it as a past participle, implying something "shaped by cutting" or "customized." Historically, tailors cut cloth to fit individuals, leading to the modern sense of precision and personalization.
She wore a tailored suit that accentuated her posture.
The program was tailored to meet students' learning needs.
His speech was tailored for a younger audience.
The company offers tailored financial advice.
These shoes are tailored for comfort and durability.