The fields you take, already set up.
A new shoemaker’s workshop starts with these. Rename them, add your own, or put them in groups. They’re yours to shape.
Lucas SilvaDue Fri 6 Nov
Oxford shoes, brown
- Shoe size
- Last
- Left length (cm)
- Left width (cm)
- Left ball girth (cm)
- Left instep girth (cm)
- Left heel girth (cm)
- Left ankle girth (cm)
- Right length (cm)
- Right width (cm)
- Right ball girth (cm)
- Right instep girth (cm)
- Right heel girth (cm)
- Right ankle girth (cm)
Balance$95
What it takes off your mind.
- Sizes that drift
- Left and right foot in centimetres, not a guess at “size 43”.
- Pairs in progress
- See which pairs are at cutting, stitching or finishing at a glance.
- Deposits and balances
- Every payment recorded, so you always know who still owes what.
- Showing your work
- A showcase page of finished pairs, with “from” prices, that clients order from.
Your client follows every step.
These are the stages a shoemaker’s orders move through. On the right is what your client reads on their tracking link at each one. Rename, add or remove stages in Settings.
- Consultation “Agreeing the material and the design with you.”
- Quoted “Your price has been sent. Confirm it to get started.”
- Agreed “Price agreed. Your order is lined up to be made.”
- Cutting “Your material is being cut.”
- Stitching “Your order is being stitched.”
- Finishing “The final touches are going on.”
- Ready “It’s ready! Arrange to collect it, or ask for it to be sent.”
- Delivered “Delivered. Thank you for your order!”
Your craft, in order.
Free while ThimbleKit is new. Set up in five minutes, on the phone you already have.