Turn your workflow into a form for measurements, cap and lace choices, hair, color, styling, photos, and fulfillment details.
Send custom wig orders to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, adapt it to your studio, and edit the generated structure.
Audience
Clients ordering fitted lace-front wigs
Format
Specification form with measurements and photos
Prompt size
258 chars
Example form structure
Specification form with measurements and photos
Client name and contact details
Head measurements
Lace, cap, and hair specifications
Color and styling reference photos
Review the selected specifications
Suggested order tags
Needs measurement review
Color confirmation
Ready to make
Ask clients how they measured and provide your own measurement diagram; the same number can mean something different when the tape placement changes.
Step 1
Measure
record the complete cap measurement set
Step 2
Specify
choose hair, lace, color, and construction
Step 3
Review
confirm photos, notes, and the order summary
Step 4
Route
send the organized brief into production
Why use a dedicated order form
Keep measurements, screenshots, and construction choices attached to one request.
Require the complete measurement set, units, and guidance beside each field.
Reveal only the parting, lace, cap, and construction options that apply.
Review specifications, references, notes, and fulfillment details in one submission.
Made for different order paths
Branch questions by unit, service, or client history.
Show closure details or frontal size, ear-tab, and hairline choices as needed.
Collect a full new-client brief or a shorter reorder update.
Gather color, tone, placement, avoidance notes, and multiple inspiration images.
Reveal pickup or shipping fields and route the handoff.
Order workflow
Refine the generated fields and routing before sharing your form.
List the units, materials, styling options, add-ons, and delivery methods you offer.
Use your inventory, add measurement guidance, and require critical specifications.
Reveal relevant questions for unit, color, delivery, or measurement changes.
Share or embed the form, then route submissions for review.
Order form vs messages
A structured form turns scattered decisions into a reviewable brief.
Field guide
Cover the decisions affecting fit, materials, appearance, and handoff.
Client and order
Capture the details used to communicate and retrieve an order. Keep the wear date separate from the preferred completion date.
Fit and measurements
Put tape-path guidance beside every measurement and specify inches or centimeters.
Cap and lace
Use your construction menu and let unit type control later questions.
Hair specification
List the sources and grades you stock, plus your studio's density language.
Color and finish
Pair photo uploads with choices and notes about color placement and styling.
Review and fulfillment
End with a specification summary, confirmation, and the selected fulfillment details.
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FAQ
Practical answers for wig makers organizing measurements, materials, preferences, and fulfillment.
Include contact details, head measurements, cap construction, lace, hair type, texture, lengths, density, color, hairline, parting, styling, photos, dates, and fulfillment. Match choices to your real menu.
Common entries are circumference, front-to-nape, two ear-to-ear measurements, temple-to-temple, and nape width. Use the set your construction requires, label the unit, and add tape-placement guidance.
Yes. Add uploads for multiple inspiration, color, or measurement photos. Ask what to take from each image, such as placement, hairline, layers, or finish.
Yes. Conditional logic can show closure or frontal details based on unit choice. It can also reveal color fields or shipping details only when selected.
Ask for a previous order number and whether to reuse measurements and specifications. Reveal focused fields and new photo uploads for anything that changed.
Yes. Makeform includes unlimited free forms and responses for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting requests. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Yes. Replace examples with your hair, lace, cap, color, add-on, and fulfillment options. Add your own measurement guidance and acknowledgment wording.
Submissions arrive in Makeform and can route to Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. Tag stages such as measurement review, color confirmation, production, pickup, and shipping.
Replace scattered order messages with one clear brief.
