Terminology Herbert's Haberdashery is the personal clothing label belonging to DisturbHerb; these may interchangeably be referred to as I/me/myself henceforth. Ordering I reserve the right to summarily decline or cancel any commission for any reason. In the event of such cancellations, a full refund will be posted to the account that processed the payment as soon as possible (if applicable). If I've already finished your items and you're not happy with them prior to shipping, I will ask for a 50% payment of the invoiced amount. You may need to provide sensitive personal information such as your name, phone number, and home address/delivery address for the purposes of receiving your items. This is especially applicable for international clients, for whom I will need to fill out a customs declaration that includes this information. You may elect to not provide this information, but it may complicate your ability to receive the final product and potentially cause me to cancel your commission. I may need to ask for various items of information such as body measurements and preferences for the cut and fabric choices of your chosen items. If at any point you are uncomfortable with being asked these questions, please inform me and (if relating to sizing) please refer to a standard garment size for me to work off of. Payment
4/27/2024Thank you for volunteering to assist in the development of the clothing booth. The following is a basic explanation on how the system works on the backend, and how you can add new clothing types to the catalogue.
1/27/2024Project Brief - The Problems Since the merging of the TGUI clothing booth interface PR #12782, I'm finally comfortable with moving on with the next stage of this project. Any feedback is welcome, and I'd love having a few extra pairs of hands to help me chip away at this. I've identified a few limitations with the clothing booth that could be worth rectifying. The categories in which all the clothing items are sorted aren't at all consistent with each other. Instead of denoting which slot they fit into, their style, or how they relate to certain occasions (formal, casual), they're an eclectic mix. This isn't very intuitive to navigate at all. For items that have numerous colour/style options available, an entry exists on the list for every single one which bloats the size of the stock list significantly; again leading to navigation problems.The absolute worst case of this is the dress shirt and tie. An item entry exists for every combination of tie and bottom colour. Items from the booth can only be selected and purchased one at a time, which may be a bit tedious especially with having to confirm every single purchase made with a separate button.
10/2/2023The advanced-er pea-green monochrome lcd of tomorrow-er.
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