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Notes on running a garment business on connected records.
Written for the people doing the work — size sets and colourways, fabric consumption, goods received notes, ratio packs, rate lists and enquiries that have to become orders.
- ReadInventory4 Aug 20266 min read
Why garment stock is never wrong at the style level — only at the size level
A style shows 740 pieces in stock. The order needs 300 in L and 200 in XL — and that is where the number stops being useful.
- ReadMaterials21 Jul 20267 min read
Catching a fabric shortage before you confirm the order, not after
Consumption per style is already known. The problem is that it lives in a different book from the order.
- ReadPurchasing2 Jul 20265 min read
Purchase order to GRN: the step most garment businesses do twice
The material arrives, the challan is filed, and then someone updates the stock register again by hand.
- ReadWholesale16 Jun 20266 min read
Ratio packing and customer rate lists without a separate spreadsheet
Two buyers, two rate lists, the same style. The margin question should not require a calculator.
- ReadOperations28 May 20268 min read
Moving off spreadsheets without stopping the business for a month
The risk in a migration is never the data. It is asking a working business to change everything at once.
- ReadCRM9 May 20265 min read
From exhibition enquiry to confirmed order: what a garment CRM must remember
The styles discussed, the quantity indicated and the rate quoted are the enquiry. A name and a phone number are not.
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