How we put a price beside a piece

A price begins with the specification: material, quantity and the work needed to produce the piece. We keep those details beside the drawing so a change of thickness or finish does not disappear from the calculation.

The time at the bench is only one part. Sampling, photography, packing and answering a sizing question also take time. A small catalogue makes those tasks easier to track, but it does not remove them.

A useful price record includes its date. Material costs and supplier terms can change; an old calculation should not silently become the basis for a new batch. Keep the earlier version so the reason for a change remains clear.

The figures in Vesper are examples for a storefront template. They do not represent a valuation or an offer to sell the pictured objects. Replace them with your own prices, taxes and delivery rules before connecting checkout.