A formalwear boutique could ask about the occasion, its date and style preferences. Visitors would choose a few inspiration pieces without assuming every size is available. We could send staff a preparation sheet, confirm the selected appointment and remind customers what to bring. Alterations would be explained as a separate stage to discuss in the boutique after the fit and garment are assessed.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Does my boutique website need online payment?
No. If a sale requires a fitting, we could start with collection pages and a prepared appointment enquiry. The quote would distinguish that flow from an online store, which also needs reliable product, stock and order management. The choice would depend on how your business actually sells.
Should every available size appear online?
Only if inventory can be kept sufficiently reliable. Otherwise, the website can introduce collections while staff confirm suitable options as part of preparing the customer’s fitting appointment.
How can the event date shape the inquiry process?
It can be a required field. Your team could then review ordering and preparation possibilities before accepting an appointment that depends on meeting that particular date and timeline.