Wardrobe

The Summary tab caveat is withdrawn — it has been repaired. Earlier builds warned that the workbook’s Summary totals were not the wardrobe’s totals. The cause is now found and fixed: every Summary formula was still bounded to Orders!A5:A66 and 'Garment Inventory'!5:124, the extents as of Aug 14. Rows added after that sat outside the ranges — 29 orders ($7,953.36) and 69 garment rows ($10,137.71) were silently excluded. 56 formula cells were repaired. All-brand totals are now correct: 98 orders · 213 garments · $36,004.29 captured.

Still incomplete, deliberately. The Summary tab’s per-brand rows name only the original brand set, so fourteen brands now in the register have no per-brand line — Kato, Mauvais, Archer, Naked & Famous, Bonobos, Ledbury, both Banana Republic lines, Charles Tyrwhitt, Proper Cloth, Paul James, Thomas Bird, Carmina and StudioSuits. The all-brand totals above are right; the brand breakdown is not.

Verified this build. Banana Republic folded into the master registers — all 11 orders, $2,404.17, reconciling to the penny with the brand tab; 46 garment rows with recipient and ownership on every line. A Banana Republic suit jacket is owned that no document records — entered on owner testimony, no order reference anywhere. Two sweater orders confirmed as his, closing a recipient question open since August.

Three findings from one day of wear — Thu Aug 27. Trouser length: the Plano-profile inseam of 30.2″ is long even with boots, the most forgiving footwear there is. That condemns the length on all three Plano-built suits, not just the pair worn, and predicts the two post-revision pairs at 29.8″ are also long with dress shoes. If that holds it is five trousers plus a stored profile still carrying ~0.8″ too much. Office register: the rule is contrast, not darkness — dark suits are office-correct, dark-on-dark is not. The constrained element is the shirt. First hard pairing rule in the project. Shirting: the current Proper Cloth spec is one sleeve change from finished — but it is proven on a black shirt, which by that same rule is an evening garment.

Two things this page previously got wrong, now withdrawn. An “all-black register” reading was withdrawn once the owner explained the outfit was three first-wears chosen because they were unworn — the colour was an artefact of an audit sweep, not a preference. And an “office excludes dark” rule was corrected to the contrast rule above; the coarse version would have implied his dark suits were off-register.

How “open questions” is counted. 365 open of 412 tracked. A T-item counts as closed when its most recent entry begins CLOSED, DONE or WITHDRAWN. Earlier builds used a different rule and reported a lower figure; the two numbers are not comparable. The workbook, not this page, is the record.