Wardrobe professionals deserve software built for the way they actually work.
Wrap Report exists because celebrity stylists, assistant stylists, costume designers, wardrobe departments and fashion professionals spend too many hours managing paperwork instead of doing the creative work they were hired for.
The work is creative. The paperwork isn't.
None of it is styling, and all of it has to be right.
Money is moving everywhere
Purchases, advances, reimbursements and refunds all have to stay reconciled — often across several productions at once.
Receipts and returns are scattered
Receipts, return deadlines and refund confirmations are spread across stores, email, messages and files.
Everyone needs the same answer
Stylists, assistants, production and accounting need one reliable record of where every purchase stands.
The problem isn't one bad tool. It's several tools pretending to be one workflow.
- Notes appCamera rollSpreadsheets
- Email threadsFile storageAccounting software
Each tool knows part of the story. None of them knows the whole production — so the same purchase gets re-entered, re-checked and rebuilt into a report by hand.
Purpose-built changes what the software can assume.
When a product knows what a return window is, it can look after one for you. That is the whole difference.
Projects, not generic transactions
Every expense belongs to a project, with its client, budget and advance attached from the start.
Returns are part of the workflow
Each item carries its return status and deadline, and refunds settle against the original purchase.
One workspace, shared context
Stylists, assistants and accounting work from the same project record, with role-based permissions.
Financials stay connected
Purchases, refunds, advances, reimbursements and project totals update together, through to the wrap report.
One workflow. Start to finish.
See how a project moves from setup to a finished wrap report.
Start with the project
Set up the production and its client, dates, budget and advance. The work has a place to live from day one.
New project
Start a wardrobe project in under a minute
Project name
Studio Editorial — February
Client
Condé Nast
Production
Editorial shoot
Start date
Feb 3, 2026
Wrap date
Feb 21, 2026
Built for wardrobe work — not adapted to it.
Spreadsheets, notes and accounting software are good general-purpose tools. Wrap Report is built around this one workflow.
General-purpose tools
- Information lives across separate apps and files
- Returns and refunds are coordinated by hand
- Project financials have to be pieced back together
- The final report is assembled manually at wrap
Wrap Report
- Project activity stays connected in one workspace
- Receipts, returns and refunds stay within the workflow
- Financials stay tied to the production
- The wrap report is built from what was already recorded
Take the admin out of creative work.
Wardrobe professionals should spend their time styling — not rebuilding purchases, returns and refunds at midnight. Wrap Report keeps the record-keeping organized so the creative work can stay creative.
Purpose before features · Designed with professionals · Transparency · Simplicity
Questions about the why.
Spend less time organizing paperwork and more time creating great work.
Run one production through a workflow built specifically for wardrobe professionals, and see how the last week of a job is supposed to feel.