In the Italian pronto moda districts stock rotates and is not reproduced indefinitely, so a garment seen during a session may no longer exist a few days later. September and October sharpen that effect, because the same warehouses serve many buyers inside the same weeks. This article explains how to structure a buying day that actually produces decisions, why a long list of maybes costs more than a mistake on a few units, how booked goods wait for payment rather than being reserved indefinitely, and what can realistically be added once suppliers have packed. It also states the reverse side plainly: deciding quickly is not buying everything, it is entering the warehouse with a criterion.
