Presets: your house looks
Updated 15 July 2026 · 1 min read
Saved starting points — the signature two-piece, the wedding standard — that make designing faster and steer clients well.
A blank canvas is slow. Presets are complete designs — cloth, construction, details — saved as starting points.
Why they work
- Speed at the counter — start from The House Two-Piece and adjust, rather than walking every choice from zero.
- Steering online — on your public design tool, presets are the difference between a visitor assembling something odd and one refining something you'd be proud to make.
- Consistency — the house look stays the house look, whichever of the Hands is at the counter.
Building them
The Rail → Presets. Design the garment once, name it well (Wedding Standard, City Flannel), save. A handful of strong presets beats twenty vague ones.
Where they appear
Presets front the design tool on both sides of the counter — yours and the client-facing one. Seasonal rotation (a summer cloth story, a wedding set in spring) keeps the shelf feeling alive.
Look at what clients actually pick and prune. Presets are merchandising — the design tool's shop window.
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