Prompts for Clothing and accessory shops

Every prompt in this set, as a list

All 100 titles for Clothing and accessory shops, with the job each one is for. The card for each is on this page; the filters above narrow the grid, not this list.

• A return or exchange reply that follows policySomeone wants to send something back and you need to say yes or no clearly.
• A seasonal plan that isn't a fake countdownThe season is coming and the last promotion felt desperate.
• A window or display idea listThe window has said the same thing since spring.
• Guiding staff through a tricky returnA colleague is about to say the wrong thing at the counter.
• Explaining a gift card's limitsSomeone asks whether a gift card can be used online, or refunded, or has an expiry.
• An Instagram post about a productYou have a good photo and no caption.
• What didn't sell, and what to do about itThe sales report shows items that haven't moved and they're taking up space.
• A fit note for the rail and the product pageThe same size keeps coming back, or customers ask the same fit question in the shop.
• Questions before a custom orderSomeone wants something made to order and the details are vague.
• A price-match request, answered honestlyA customer has found it cheaper elsewhere and expects you to match it on the spot.
• A staff note for a sale weekendSaturday is going to be chaos and the team needs the plan in one screen.
• The fit question with no measurementsA customer asks whether a size 12 will fit and you have never met her.
• The fabric that needs careA customer asks whether the coat can go in the machine.
• The stock check that takes a dayA customer wants to know if the last one is in the back.
• The hold that expiresA customer asked you to keep a dress and never came back.
• The back-in-stock promiseA size sold out and twenty people want to know when it returns.
• The order that has not arrivedA parcel is five days late and the customer is worried.
• The parcel that went missingTracking says delivered and the customer says it was not.
• The return that arrives wornA dress comes back with make-up on the collar and a cocktail smell.
• The return without a receiptA customer has the item and the card statement but no receipt.
• The return that is two weeks lateThe 28-day window closed and the tags are still on.
• The sale item that cannot be returnedA customer bought in the sale and wants a refund anyway.
• The exchange for a different sizeThe fit is wrong and the size is in stock.
• The refund to a gift cardA gift recipient wants cash and the policy says credit.
• The faulty zipA jacket failed at the zip after three wears.
• The repair that is not our faultA coat needs a new lining and it is wear, not a defect.
• The alterations quoteA customer wants a dress taken in and the price is not on the wall.
• The hem before a weddingA bridesmaid needs a hem in three days.
• The custom order briefA customer wants a coat in a fabric you have never used.
• The made-to-measure depositA commission needs money up front and the customer is hesitant.
• The custom order that does not fitA made-to-measure piece is finished and the customer says it is wrong.
• The bridal appointmentA bride brings six people and the shop has one fitting room.
• The bride who buys onlineA wedding dress is ordered from a photo and the fit is a gamble.
• The school uniform rushThe last week of August and every parent needs the same jumper.
• The uniform embroidery orderA school wants forty jumpers embroidered with a new crest.
• The corporate uniform tenderA hotel asks for a quote for ninety staff uniforms.
• The wholesale enquiryA boutique wants to stock your label and asks for terms.
• The sample requestA buyer wants three samples before a season order.
• The size range questionA customer asks why the range stops at an 18.
• The petite fit complaintA customer says the regular length is six inches too long.
• The maternity questionA customer wants something that will work at eight months.
• The adaptive clothing requestA customer needs a garment that works around a catheter or a wheelchair.
• The gender-neutral requestA teenager wants a suit and the shop is divided into two floors.
• The child who will not be measuredA parent wants school trousers and the child refuses the tape.
• The second-hand railThe shop starts taking consignment pieces and needs terms.
• The vintage piece with no labelA customer asks what a 1960s coat is made of.
• The rental enquiryA customer wants a dress for one night, not a wardrobe.
• The rental comes back damagedA hired dress returns with a torn hem and no confession.
• The pop-up shopA market stall is booked for four Saturdays and nothing is priced.
• The market in the rainA weekend market is forecast wet and the rail is outside.
• The window display briefThe window has not changed since the sale and passers-by have stopped looking.
• The mannequin that sells the wrong thingThe best seller is in the window and the rail behind it is empty.
• The photoshoot briefA new season needs images and the budget is one afternoon.
• The model briefA shoot needs a model and the shop wants clothes that fit everyone.
• The product description that sells the fitThe description lists the fabric and forgets how it feels on.
• The size chart that is wrongCustomers keep ordering two sizes up and returning both.
• The online order for collectionClick-and-collect is promised in 24 hours and the stock is in the wrong shop.
• The delivery charge complaintA customer says the postage cost more than the socks.
• The free returns that cost too muchReturns are eating the margin and the policy is generous.
• The packaging decisionEvery order ships in plastic and customers have started commenting.
• The sustainability claimA label says "eco" and a customer asks what that means.
• The supplier audit questionA customer asks where the cotton comes from and nobody knows.
• The factory visit requestA journalist wants to see where the clothes are made.
• The influencer giftingA creator with 40,000 followers wants three free pieces.
• The tagged photo with no creditA customer posts a photo in the shop's dress and the brand is not mentioned.
• The review that says the sizing is wrongThree reviews mention the same fit problem.
• The one-star review about a refundA review says the shop refused a return that policy allows.
• The loyalty scheme that nobody usesThe card is in every drawer and never in a wallet.
• The email list that went quietNobody has opened a newsletter since spring.
• The markdown that trains customers to waitEvery full-price customer is waiting for the sale.
• The stocktake that finds a gapThe count is 14 units short and nobody knows where they went.
• The shoplifter on camerasecurity camera shows a coat leaving without a tag being removed.
• The refund fraudThe same customer returns a different item every month.
• When a payment is reversedA card payment is reversed and the goods have gone.
• The card reader fails at the registerThe connection drops on a Saturday and the queue is out of the door.
• The staff discount questionA new assistant asks whether the discount applies to sale stock.
• The schedule for late-night shoppingThursday evenings need cover and nobody wants them.
• The lone worker closingOne person closes the shop and the register has to be banked.
• The seasonal hireChristmas needs two extra pairs of hands and a week of training.
• The new starter's first dayA hire starts on a Saturday and the shop is busy.
• The shop insurance renewalStock cover is up and the broker wants a valuation.
• The lease renewalThe shop lease ends and the landlord wants a longer term.
• The rate riseBusiness rates and rent both rise in the same quarter.
• The dead stock problemTwo rails have not sold a piece in six months.
• The charity donationDamaged stock could go to a charity shop and the paperwork is unclear.
• The sample saleA sample rail could clear in one weekend.
• The personal styling appointmentA customer books an hour and arrives with no idea what suits her.
• The wardrobe editA customer wants help deciding what to keep at home.
• The outfit for a difficult eventA customer needs something for a funeral, a court date, or a first day.
• The customer who is losing weightA customer wants a capsule wardrobe for a body that is changing.
• The teenager's first suitA sixteen-year-old needs a suit for a prom and a funeral in the same month.
• The accessories add-onA customer buys a dress and never looks at the belt.
• The fitting room that loses salesCustomers try on and leave, and nobody knows why.
• The queue at the registerThree people are waiting and one is returning a coat.
• The customer who wants a discountA full-price customer asks for the trade price.
• The sales tax questionA customer asks whether the price includes tax and the receipt is unclear.
• The shop's first websiteThe online shop is live and the product pages are thin.
• The marketplace listingStock is going on a marketplace and the fees eat the margin.
• The shop's five-year planThe owner wants a second shop or a bigger online store.
• Selling the shopThe owner is ready to sell and a buyer wants the stock and the name.

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