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Dressmaker finished sewing: inspect the final action before clicking

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1. What to look at in the picture
2. Avoid this wrong conclusion
3. Evidence and limits
4. Keep going

A finished sewing stage and a completed customer commission are not the same decision. Read the available action and the current request before committing.

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Reviewed October 17, 2026 · Source-based guidance and editorial checks · Not gameplay-tested

What to look at in the picture

The promotional image shows a completion panel beside the dress and requirements at right. Build 443 changes the wording of an off-rack sale action, so old button text should not be treated as a current universal interface map.

Step-by-step check

1. Inspect whether you are finishing work for a specific customer or working on your own off-rack design.
2. Review the visible requirements and garment appearance before choosing a completion or sale action.
3. If more adjustment is needed, distinguish continuing work from committing the final action shown by your build.
4. After committing, observe the resulting dialogue or state. Do not infer that a different commission advanced merely because a dress left the mannequin.

Avoid this wrong conclusion

We do not claim a universal undo, payout, gift unlock or post-completion editing rule. Read the current action and any confirmation before using it.

Evidence and limits

The developer’s sale-label clarification supports distinguishing an off-rack sale from other finishing actions. The older publisher picture illustrates that distinction but is not a current-build test.

Reference: Developer Build 443 notes. Check your installed build and current interface when following an older source. Our inspection sequence is intended to narrow the problem; it is not a guarantee of a particular commission outcome.

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