Tuxedos booked by the party, with everyone’s measurements and agreement from the booking’s link; bridal try-ons that need a stylist and the suite; gowns by mail with their shipping days held; the prom on the booking. Your website is included.
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Harbor & Lace Formalwear is our test shop on Broughton Street in Savannah, Georgia: thirty tuxedos, a handful of gowns, two stylists and one bridal suite, two weddings on the same Saturday. Every screen below comes from it.
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Six groomsmen, six phone calls, six sizes written on a napkin, and the one who never called back.
The groom books six suits for the weekend. The booking’s card goes to everyone in the party (Email Group or Copy Link); each one opens it on a phone, enters height, weight, chest, waist, outseam, neck, sleeve and shoes, and signs for their own suit. The card counts against the six suits booked: four of six are in. The cards land on one sheet, the tailor’s.
Four of six in; the tailor’s sheet; the next card. Click the image to enlarge.
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“Has Jordan sent their sizes? Did Ben pay?” Nobody knows until Friday at the counter.
One line for everyone in the party: the card in or not, the suit sized from it (jacket, pants, shirt), their share paid or due, the pick-up. Two buttons chase the missing cards and the unpaid shares. The platform takes the cards and the payments on the booking today.
The Hayes wedding, thirteen days out. Click the image to enlarge.
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Two stylists free at eleven, one bridal suite, and two brides in their mothers’ cars on the way.
The try-on is an hour on the appointment calendar with Camille or Dana, and it takes the bridal suite with it. On Saturday the 17th Dana is free at 11:00, but Grace has the suite with Camille: the page strikes every start that would overlap. The calendar shows the two stylists and the suite side by side.
The stylists and the suite; the page your brides use. Click the image to enlarge.
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The gown comes back from Atlanta on Tuesday; it was promised to a gala in Charleston on Wednesday.
The sequin gown ships two-day: it leaves three days before the rental and is back, cleaned, four days after. Ava’s gala on Saturday the 31st holds it from the 26th to November 6, and the calendar won’t sell a date whose own trip would overlap: red from the 22nd, free again on the 9th. The 11th and 12th are red too: too soon to ship. Checkout adds the two-day shipping, a prepaid return label in the box.
Ava’s gala holds the gown for its trips. Click the image to enlarge.
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Two seniors at the same prom in the same emerald gown, and both mothers call the shop.
The prom gown comes in four sizes, one of each, and the booking asks for the event: the Savannah Arts Academy prom on April 17. Mia already has the size 4 for that prom.
The event on the booking; the clash. Click the image to enlarge.
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Friday at noon a groom walks in for eight suits and two of the groomsmen never sent their measurements.
From Saturday the 17th to November 6, the bridal try-ons with their stylist, each wedding party’s Friday pick-up with the measurements sent of the suits (the Hayes party 4 of 6: Jordan Pike and Kevin Doyle still to measure; the Patel party 1 of 8), the Monday returns by noon, the suits back on the rack after the cleaner, the gown that ships to Atlanta and the day it’s due back. The platform has the stylists’ day, each gown’s month and each party’s booking.
October 17 to November 6. Click the image to enlarge.
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Most formalwear shops have a phone number, an Instagram page and a waiting list for prom.
We build it in your name: the suits and the gowns with their prices, the try-on page, gowns by mail, the rules on returns. Every Book button opens the real page. Hosting is included.
Harbor & Lace, the test shop. Yours looks like yours.
Harbor & Lace Formalwear is a test shop we built for this page; the customers’ names are made up, the phone numbers don’t exist and the photos are generated. Every screen not marked * is the system, with the test shop’s October run through it.
* In beta testing.
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