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When would it be correct to capitalize the word tailor?

You would capitalize "Tailor" in the following situations:

* When it's part of a proper noun:

* "I went to Tailor's for a new suit." (referring to a specific tailoring shop named "Tailor's")

* "The Tailor's Guild held a competition." (referring to a specific organization called "The Tailor's Guild")

* When it's used as a title before a person's name:

* "Tailor Smith altered my dress."

* When it's the first word of a sentence:

* "Tailoring is a skilled profession."

However, you wouldn't capitalize "tailor" when it's used as a common noun, referring to the profession or the act of tailoring:

* "I need to find a good tailor."

* "The tailoring on this jacket is exquisite."

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