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Everything an apparel wholesale team runs on

Seven modules that share one catalog, one set of accounts and one history. Jump to a module:

Line and catalog, with a buyer portal

Your line lives in one place instead of a folder of spreadsheets and a phone full of photos. Buyers get their own sign-in and see only what you share with them.

  • Styles with colorways, sizes, fabric, fit, photos and spec sheets
  • Exclusive styles stay private to the one account they were made for
  • Buyers see the line, not your costs: pricing is shown only where you turn it on
  • Bulk import from a spreadsheet to get started in an afternoon
Line / Spring
ST-2011
ST-2014
ST-2020
ST-2026
Shared with 3 buyersExclusive: 1 account

Sample requests and sample tracking

A sample request stops being an email that someone has to remember. It becomes a record with an owner, a status and a history.

  • Requests come in from buyers or are raised by your team
  • Clear phases from request through development, shipping and approval
  • Comments and files on the request, visible to the right people
  • Reminders when something has sat too long
Sample request / SR-0418
  1. Requested
  2. Development
  3. Shipped
  4. Approved
Buyer, Sample Co
Can we see this in the navy colorway?
Design team
Navy sample shipped today, tracking attached.

Purchase orders and production milestones

See every open order and where it stands in production without calling the factory. Late milestones surface on their own.

  • Orders with line items, size breakdowns and delivery windows
  • Production milestones from fabric to finished goods
  • Role-based visibility, so each person sees the figures that suit their job
  • A change history on every order
Purchase order / PO-7731
Sample Co, 1,200 units
Ship window: Mar 3 to Mar 17
In production
  1. Fabric
  2. Cutting
  3. Sewing
  4. Packed

Sewing is 2 days behind plan

Shipments and carrier tracking

The question "where is it?" gets an answer on the screen instead of a thread of forwarded emails.

  • Shipments linked to the orders they carry
  • Carrier tracking updates pulled in automatically
  • Documents kept with the shipment they belong to
  • Status your buyers can see, when you choose to share it
Shipment / SH-0092
Origin portWarehouse
3 orders, 42 cartonsIn transit

Sample custody: who holds which sample

Physical samples go missing because nobody wrote down who took them. Custody makes the handoff a single scan.

  • Check in and check out by barcode or QR scan
  • Loans to buyers with due dates and reminders
  • A full trail of every hand a sample passed through
  • Bulk scanning for a rack at a time
Sample custody
Scan a tag to check in or out
  • ST-1042 navy
    Showroom rack B
    In house
  • ST-1057 floral
    Buyer, Sample Co
    Checked out
  • ST-1063 wash
    Photo studio
    On loan

Buyer wishlists and line sheets

Every market meeting starts with a list. Build it in the system and it stays connected to the styles, samples and orders behind it.

  • Curated lists per account, per season or per meeting
  • Buyers save their own wishlists from the portal
  • Share as a live link or export a polished PDF
  • Per-list pricing you control, shown only when you turn it on
Line sheet / Sample Co, Fall market
ST-2011
ST-2014
ST-2020
Share linkExport PDF2 on the buyer's wishlist

AI tools built for apparel

AI that works on your own catalog and your own accounts, and helps your team prepare, not guess.

  • Style recommender: which styles to show which account, and why
  • Retailer intelligence: public news and signals on the accounts you sell to, summarized
  • AI photo studio: clean product and on-model imagery from the photos you already have
  • A chat assistant that answers questions about your own data
Style recommender
Which styles should we show Sample Co next week?
ST-2014 tiered dress
Matches their best selling silhouettes
ST-2026 cropped jacket
Fills a gap in their current assortment

Pick the modules that matter to you

We will walk through them with your own line and workflows in mind.