Yes, MTailor is still in business and thriving. The custom-clothing app that lets users measure themselves with their phone camera continues operating in 2026, now valued at roughly $25 million, close to the exact figure founder Miles Penn pitched and the Sharks dismissed as unrealistic back in 2016.

What MTailor actually does

The app uses a phone camera to take body measurements and orders custom-fitted clothing based on them, starting with men’s button-up shirts. It has since expanded well beyond that original product into jeans, suits, tees, and chinos, and now measures women for perfectly fitted jeans as well, not just men.

How the app is performing now

MTailor holds a 4.6-star rating across more than 4,800 reviews on iTunes and a 4.3-star rating with over 2,100 reviews on the Google Play Store, alongside more than 500,000 downloads. The company built that track record without any Shark Tank investment at all, since no deal was reached on the show.

Frequently asked questions

Did MTailor get a deal on Shark Tank?

No deal was made. The Sharks were skeptical of founder Miles Penn’s $25 million valuation at the time.

What is MTailor’s valuation today?

Roughly $25 million as of 2026, close to the original figure Penn pitched a decade earlier.

Does MTailor only make men’s clothing?

No. It has expanded to measure women for custom-fitted jeans in addition to its original men’s shirt and suit lineup.

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