How do I check a dress I have not built yet?

Open the workbench, build the dress there, and press "Check this dress". You can also load the dress this browser last remembered, or open the checker from a commission page and pick a commission first.

What does "not enough information" mean?

It means the page cannot decide the rule from a dress configuration, and it is saying so instead of guessing. The usual case is quality: the game scores it while you cut, fit and sew, so no combination of pattern, cloth and trim can prove it. A rule this page cannot check is never counted as a failure.

Do I need to own the items my dress uses?

No. The checker reads the dress you describe; it does not look at your save. Items you have not unlocked yet are still measured, so you can check a dress you are building toward.

Why does the checker ask about my story choices?

Some briefs ask for different things depending on choices you made earlier in the story, and the game only applies the rules your choice activates. Checking every version at once would fail a dress that satisfies the brief in front of you. Choose the option you actually picked and the verdict matches your save.

Does the checker change my dress?

No. The checker is read-only by design. It measures, it explains, and it hands your dress to the repair bench or the workbench if you want it changed — the dress itself only changes when you press a button on one of those pages.

What is the difference between the checker, the fixer and the solver?

The checker tells you whether this dress passes and which rules are short. The fixer answers the next question — what is the smallest change that closes those gaps — and the solver skips your dress entirely and returns a dress the game has already validated.

Dressmaker Tool

Check Your Dress Against a Commission

Check your current dress against every active requirement for a commission.

88 commissions · 426 requirements · checked in your browserGame build 25482629

Commission

Pick the brief you are about to hand in.

Load My Dress

The bench remembers your last dress in this browser, and saved builds are listed below it.

Build a Dress

No builds saved in this browser yet.

Dress

No dress loaded

Load the dress you built, or open the workbench and make one.

Build a Dress

The checker has nothing to measure until a dress exists. Build one in the workbench and bring it straight back here.

What this commission asks for

Load a dress and every rule below is measured against it.

Style

Playful≥ 50
Cute≥ 50

Details

Bell≥ 3

Craftsmanship

Quality≥ 80

How it works

How the checker reads your dress

Four steps, and none of them changes your dress. The checker measures what you already built and says which rules it meets.

1Choose the briefPick the brief you are about to hand in. If it branches on your story choices, choose the ones you actually picked so only the active rules are checked.
2Load your dressThe dress travels in the URL, so arriving from the workbench brings the whole garment with you. Nothing has to be re-entered, and the checker never edits it.
3Read the verdictEvery active rule is measured with the engine the workbench uses, so a number here and a number there are the same number. Rules the page cannot measure are marked, not failed.
4Fix it or solve itA short rule hands the dress to the repair bench, which searches for the smallest change. A short brief hands the whole commission to the solver instead.

Questions

Commission checker questions

How do I check a dress I have not built yet?
Open the workbench, build the dress there, and press "Check this dress". You can also load the dress this browser last remembered, or open the checker from a commission page and pick a commission first.
What does "not enough information" mean?
It means the page cannot decide the rule from a dress configuration, and it is saying so instead of guessing. The usual case is quality: the game scores it while you cut, fit and sew, so no combination of pattern, cloth and trim can prove it. A rule this page cannot check is never counted as a failure.
Do I need to own the items my dress uses?
No. The checker reads the dress you describe; it does not look at your save. Items you have not unlocked yet are still measured, so you can check a dress you are building toward.
Why does the checker ask about my story choices?
Some briefs ask for different things depending on choices you made earlier in the story, and the game only applies the rules your choice activates. Checking every version at once would fail a dress that satisfies the brief in front of you. Choose the option you actually picked and the verdict matches your save.
Does the checker change my dress?
No. The checker is read-only by design. It measures, it explains, and it hands your dress to the repair bench or the workbench if you want it changed — the dress itself only changes when you press a button on one of those pages.
What is the difference between the checker, the fixer and the solver?
The checker tells you whether this dress passes and which rules are short. The fixer answers the next question — what is the smallest change that closes those gaps — and the solver skips your dress entirely and returns a dress the game has already validated.

Next steps

Where to go next

The checker validates. These pages build, repair, solve and explain.

About the commission checker

The checker is deliberately the simplest page in the commission toolchain. It does not search for a dress, it does not suggest an edit, and it refuses to score anything a dress configuration cannot decide. What it does is take the dress you already built and read every rule the brief states against it, one rule at a time, with the same arithmetic the game uses.

Two consequences are worth knowing before you read a verdict. First, a rule the site cannot measure — quality, which is decided while you cut, fit and sew — is reported as unknown rather than as a failure, because dressing it up as a number would be the one thing a checker must never do. Second, a brief that branches on your story choices is checked against the choices you pick, not against every version of the brief at once.

Everything here runs in your browser from data published with the game build. Nothing is saved to an account, and the URL carries the whole state, so a check you want to show someone else is a link rather than a screenshot.