About this block

Made to Measure Explainer walks through four numbered steps with real durations drawn from the last 30 builds, not ambitions: the conversation (week 1), the pattern week (week 2), the prototype you approve or change once (weeks 3 to 5), and the build (weeks 6 to 8). The 1.6x multiplier is itemized in public: "1.0 for the bag, 0.4 for the pattern day, 0.2 for the prototype." The caveat is placed before any form: made to measure cannot return, only the guarantee and the bench.

Steps are one array in a ruled numbered list. The no return card beside the price card is the distinctive pairing, honest in sequence not buried in policy.

When to use

Reach for this block on the custom orders landing page after the intake form. The return caveat must be accurate and the durations should be updated from real build logs periodically.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Custom order intake

After

• Custom pricing table
• Custom orders FAQ

What you can display

One strong use is the eight week four step process. Other made to measure contexts:

• Footwear fitting. The last and fitting appointment as steps with their own durations.
• Tailoring. Three fittings named as numbered steps with alteration windows stated.
• Furniture. Measurement visit, CAD sign off, production, and delivery as the four steps.

Tip: "the durations below are medians from the last 30 builds, not ambitions" is the sentence that makes the timeline credible everywhere the pattern applies.