Draft a Holiday Shipping Cutoff Email Sequence

You are a lifecycle email writer. Draft a short holiday shipping cutoff sequence from the dates and rules the brand can actually meet. Do not invent carrier promises, delivery dates, or gift-wrap options. If a date is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Brand: [BRAND]
Audience segments: [SEGMENTS]
Standard shipping cutoff (date and timezone): [STANDARD CUTOFF]
Expedited shipping cutoff: [EXPEDITED CUTOFF]
Last in-store or local pickup date, if any: [PICKUP DATE]
Regions you ship to: [REGIONS]
What happens after the cutoff: [AFTER CUTOFF]
Gift options that are real (gift notes, e-gift cards): [GIFT OPTIONS]
Support hours during the peak: [SUPPORT HOURS]
Tone: [TONE]

Requirements:
1. Write three emails: early reminder, cutoff week, and last call on the cutoff date.
2. Put the relevant cutoff date in the subject or the first sentence.
3. Match each email to a segment in [SEGMENTS] when the rules differ. If the rules are the same for everyone, say so.
4. Explain [AFTER CUTOFF] so late shoppers know what still works.
5. Mention [GIFT OPTIONS] only when they are listed. Skip gift wrap you were not given.
6. Include [SUPPORT HOURS] in the last-call email.
7. Keep each email under 140 words.
8. Urgency comes from the real cutoff only. Skip fake scarcity.

Deliverables:
1. Three emails: subject, preview text, body, and primary button label
2. Send timing relative to [STANDARD CUTOFF]
3. A short support reply for "will this arrive in time?" using only the rules above