If a shop offered fittings by appointment, its form could request usual size, intended activity and models of interest. Staff would confirm available items before the visit. A preparation note would explain what to bring. Afterwards, selected product references could be sent with ordering conditions, while unavailable items remained clearly marked rather than being treated as stock ready for collection.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Should each shoe recommend a particular trail?
The website can describe uses stated by the manufacturer and link to official trail information. The final selection should be discussed in relation to the customer's plans and fitting experience.
How can visits for unavailable sizes be avoided?
A stock-check request should precede appointment confirmation. The reply identifies available sizes and offers an alternative only after the customer agrees that it would be useful to try.