What is the difference between general products and the 'made-to-order' noted in the description of CLASSIC LOAFER?
This is from the perspective of a reader who saw the phrase made-to-order in the product description while trying to add it to their cart. They cannot tell whether it is an item they can receive right away or an item they have to wait for.
CLASSIC LOAFER is a product that is made after receiving the order, so it comes with a production period of around 20 days excluding weekends.
To speak of the period first, it is around 20 days excluding weekends[1]. This means that instead of taking an item out of a warehouse and packing it, they start making that pair after the payment is confirmed.
The important part here is the condition 'excluding weekends.' Since Saturdays and Sundays are not counted, if you mark it on a calendar, the actual number of days you wait increases beyond 20 days. Moreover, the point when production ends and the point when the product reaches your hands are different — generally, the time it takes for dispatch and delivery is added separately after completion.
Made-to-order products often operate under different exchange and return conditions compared to in-stock products, so it is safer to check the size once more before payment and read the guidance for that product together. hmmm, if there is a specific date by which you must wear them, it is better to count the days backward from that date and set the time of your order.
How many more days delivery takes after production is completed, and what the exchange and return conditions are for made-to-order products have not yet been confirmed.