087상품 품절 안내

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Make exactly ONE complete Korean sold-out-item notice that a small shop owner can post on Naver Place or Instagram and put beside an empty shelf. The owner's real shop name is "【가게 이름】". The unavailable item is exactly "【품절 상품】". This status was confirmed on "【기준 날짜】". The owner's exact restock status is "【재입고 상태】". Optional actual alternative is "【대체 상품】". Optional real inquiry route is "【문의 방법】". This notice exists to save a customer a wasted trip or fruitless search; it must be truthful and easy to read at small size. It is not a discount ad, back-in-stock promise, preorder form or a general menu card.

[Scene]
Create one fully painted 2:3 vertical notice. A large clean headline and the actual unavailable product name dominate. Use a restrained original line illustration of the generic product CATEGORY only if it can be drawn accurately from the provided item name; for stationery, a plain notebook outline is enough. If the name identifies a specific branded product or a product whose shape is unknown, use a simple empty shelf marker instead of inventing packaging. The secondary visual is a small calendar-outline or neutral status marker near the actual restock wording, never a fake date printed inside an icon. Use one warm off-white background, dark charcoal type and a muted rust-orange accent on the "품절" status. Ensure the item is treated respectfully: no broken product, trash or sad customer. The page itself is the finished sign, not a photo of a sign in a shop.

[Text layout]
Keep the upper 12% and lower 15% of the canvas free of essential words for website overlays. Around 15-23%, print the exact store name "【가게 이름】" once in clear modest type, not an invented logo. At 25-37%, print the strong headline "상품 품절 안내" or, if it helps the title fit better, a large "품절 안내" with no duplicated word. At 40-55%, print the owner-entered item name "【품절 상품】" much larger than any other product text. Nearby show the actual status date as "기준  【기준 날짜】" once; this is the date the shop entered, not the model's guessed current date. At 60-71%, print the restock status as a complete customer sentence: if value is "일정 미정", show "재입고 일정 미정"; if value is "재입고 예정 없음", show that exactly; if it is a supplied future date, show "재입고  【재입고 상태】" without changing the date or claiming it is guaranteed; if it requests confirmation, keep that wording. At 73-80%, show "대체 상품  【대체 상품】" only if entered, and clearly mark it as a separate ACTUAL available suggestion rather than a substitute silently shipped. At 80-84%, show "문의  【문의 방법】" only if entered. Optional lines each stand alone so a blank input removes its entire line without leaving a dummy box. The product and restock status remain readable from a few steps away; every entered phone number, handle, date and Hangul letter stays exact.

[Date and stock integrity]
Do not call the product sold out on any date other than the entered date. Do not automatically claim this information is valid today if the entered date is past; let the visible "기준" label make the time scope explicit. Do not compute a weekday from memory. If the restock text says "예정", preserve its planned nature rather than presenting it as a guaranteed arrival or saying customers may already order. If the status is "일정 미정", never invent a date. If it says "재입고 예정 없음", do not soften it into an implied future promise. Show a suggested alternative only if the owner supplied one; do not infer that a similar-looking product is in stock. Do not tell a customer to use a website, app, DM, phone or checkout unless that route is supplied. No stock counts, prices, reservations, purchase limits, delivery options, discounts, apology policy or sale conditions may be invented.

[Visual hierarchy and text rules]
First read: the item that is unavailable. Second read: when the notice was confirmed and whether a return date is known. Third read: any real alternative or contact method. If the product name is long, allow two large clean lines; do not truncate it or shrink it to microtype. The output should be legible on a shop shelf and in a Naver Place feed preview. Use crisp Korean sans-serif and a thin understated divider. Do not reproduce a brand logo, packaging, product photo, bar code, QR code, trademark artwork, store sign or fake contact detail. For food or drink items, do not invent a picture of the food; if a real food image is necessary, browse photographs to confirm its anatomy or use the simple shelf icon instead. Keep the background opaque to all edges and all essential text in the safe zone. No duplicate status, watermark, phone frame, separate slide, code or crop guide.

[Output]
Return the one finished image directly. No request for a next turn or additional editing.