NEOI Pet JOURNAL
Ready-to-Wear, Semi-Order and Made-to-Order Explained
The difference is whether you choose an existing standard garment, request permitted adjustments, or have a base design made after confirmation. Availability must be checked for the individual design.
Ready-to-wear starts with standard options
An existing design and standard size form the starting point. A familiar size label is not enough: compare your pet’s measurements with the chart for that exact design.
Adjusting a design and making it after an order
Semi-order means choosing from predetermined, approved adjustments to an existing design. Made-to-order means a base design is manufactured after the specification is confirmed. Neither term implies that every color, trim or structural change is available.
- Identify the base design
- Describe the adjustment you would like
- Confirm feasibility, specification and quotation
Turn visual ideas into specific questions
In the Rose Bow Layered Dress photograph, the bow and layered skirt are visible design features. Their presence does not mean they can be altered. Refer to the photograph when asking about an adjustment, and wait for confirmation before treating it as an available option.
