Drop Policy

On selected drops the price starts lower and moves toward the final retail price as the drop progresses. The price shown before checkout is live, not a permanent offer.

When a release uses FCFS, priority is determined by the order in which valid checkout slots are assigned. Viewing a product or adding it to cart does not reserve a price or a unit.

Once an eligible checkout slot is assigned, its price can be held for up to three minutes. Complete payment within the timer to confirm it. If the lock expires, the slot can return to the drop.

For high-demand releases, [04] may use a queue or controlled access layer. The access method will always be shown before the drop. Queueing controls access; the pricing system remains a separate rule.

A release does not always end when ready-to-ship stock reaches zero. Where stated, ordering continues as a pre-order for the next production run. The product page will identify the item as PRE-ORDER before purchase and show the current estimated production window.

Pre-order batches can be followed from production to dispatch. Updates may include materials, cutting, printing, sewing, quality control, packing and shipping, together with factory images or video when available.

Production and delivery windows for pre-orders are estimates, not exact dispatch guarantees. If a batch materially changes, its tracker will be updated.