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Preparing for a fitting

A fitting is a bookable appointment during production where the studio checks the piece on you. Here is how booking works, how to prepare, and what the fitting sign-off means.

Updated August 20263 minute readClient guide

What a fitting is

A fitting is a bookable appointment during production (the Creation stage) where the studio checks the work-in-progress on your body. Fittings happen in person, or in your choice of format when the studio offers one - a fitting is never virtual-only.

Your approved proposal states how many fittings are included in its Fittings row. If you are not sure what you agreed to, Reviewing a proposal explains where to look.

Booking a time

  1. Review the offered times

    The studio proposes up to 3 times under Scheduling. Offers expire within 48 hours, or at the first offered time if that comes sooner - so respond promptly.

  2. Confirm or decline

    Pick a time with Confirm appointment, or choose "None of these times work" and the studio can offer new ones.

  3. Get the details

    The exact address is shared once the appointment is confirmed, and a reminder arrives the day before.

Need to move it? Reschedules follow the studio's policy: a cutoff of 24-72 hours before the appointment, a limited number of client reschedules (commonly 1), and a reason for the change.

How to prepare

  • Wear or bring the underlayers and shoes you plan to wear with the finished piece.
  • Arrive on time - fitting slots are short and often booked back to back.
  • Bring the reference garment if the studio asked for one.
  • Speak up during the fitting about comfort and movement - sit, reach and walk in the piece.

After the fitting

After the fitting, the studio may ask you to confirm a Fitting sign-off - as the product puts it, it "Confirms the fit is right so the studio can finish the piece." Only sign off once you are genuinely happy with the fit.

If something felt off, say so in the project messages before signing off - changes are far easier mid-production than after delivery. Requesting revisions explains how change requests work at each stage.

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