A man who gives a garment to a tailor and he cuts it

Ibrahim said: There is no harm in a tailor taking on garments for a known wage and passing them on for less than that, once he has marked them in some way, or cut them, or given him thread and needles, or sewn something in them. If he has not marked them in this way or done any part of this, he must not take the surplus.

Hammad saw no harm in a tailor taking a garment and handing it on for less than that, at two-thirds or half, if he has cut it or done some work on it.

Abu Khaldah said: I asked Ikrimah and Abu al-Aliyah: "I am a tailor and I cut garments, and I hire them out for a lower wage than the one I take them for. Is it all right to do this?" They said: "Do you do any work on it?" I said: "Yes, I cut it and sew it." They said: "There is no harm in it."

Muhammad (Ibn Sirin) said: If a man hands a garment to another, and he hires it out for less, there is no harm in it if he has worked on it and cut it; however, seeking permission is better.

Abu Ja'far said: If a tailor hands on a garment for a half, a third or a quarter, and helps him with something, there is no harm.