Understanding designer listings
A listing is a design a studio offers to make for you. This article walks through the listing page so you can read its pricing, timing, and delivery details with confidence.
What a listing is
Every listing in the shop is a design a studio has published and is prepared to make. Listings come in two types - custom pieces designed around you, and made-to-order pieces produced from an existing design in your size. Custom vs. made-to-order explains the difference and which fits your project.
Reading the listing page
At the top you will find the category tags, the title, and the studio with its location and rating, above a photo gallery. Below, the listing's details and the studio's process notes sit beside a pricing card that stays visible as you scroll - it collects the price, timing, and fulfillment facts in one place.
Screenshot needed: a listing detail page with the sticky pricing card visible beside the details
How listing pricing works
The "From" price is the lowest expected price for the simplest standard version of the listing. Some listings also show a "Typical upper range" - a guide to where more involved versions usually land, not a guaranteed maximum. The pricing notes explain what the starting price includes, so read them before you compare listings on price alone.
A listing price is a starting point, not a quote
The final price for your piece is always set in your project's proposal, after the studio understands your request. Reviewing a proposal covers what to check before you accept.
Timing and fulfillment
Each listing shows its production or project time as a range in days - the studio's estimate for making this design once your project is underway. Fulfillment options are set per listing, so one listing from a studio may ship internationally while another is local pickup only.
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| Domestic shipping | The studio ships this piece within its own country. |
| International shipping | The studio ships this piece across borders. |
| Local pickup | You collect the finished piece from the studio in person. |
Starting a project from a listing
When a listing fits, select Start inquiry about this design to tell the studio what you have in mind. Submitting a project inquiry walks through the form and what happens next.
If the studio has paused new work, you will see "This studio is not currently accepting new Tailore projects." Existing projects continue as normal, and you may still be able to reach the studio with Message studio - messaging is separate from project intake.
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