INVENTORY SOFTWARE
Garment inventory software for finished goods and materials
Stock you can trust, at the level garment businesses actually sell: SKU, size and colour.
Inventory
Finished goods · 1,284 SKUs
DAILYCRM| Product | SKU | Size | Colour | Available | Reserved | Incoming |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Polo | TS-BLK-001 | M | Black | 416 | 94 | +500 |
| Oxford Shirt | SH-OXF-014 | L | Sky Blue | 264 | 40 | — |
| Cotton Jogger | BT-JOG-007 | XL | Grey Melange | 96 | 120 | +750 |
| Basic Crew Neck | TS-WHT-002 | S | White | 1,228 | 192 | — |
| Kids Polo | KD-POL-021 | 8Y | Navy | 312 | 64 | +400 |
2 SKUs below reorder levelIncoming quantities come from open purchase orders.
Built for variants, not just products
Generic inventory tools treat a product as one line. A garment business sells a specific size in a specific colour, and that is the level at which stock either exists or does not.
- Variant-level stock by SKU, size and colour
- Available, reserved and incoming quantities
- Stock movements with a running history
- Reorder visibility that feeds purchasing
Materials included
Fabric, trims, buttons, labels, packaging and accessories are tracked with the same clarity as finished goods, because production stops for whichever one runs out first.
Connected to orders and purchasing
Orders reserve stock, purchase orders create incoming stock, and goods received notes turn incoming stock into available stock. One chain, no re-entry.
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from a general inventory tool?
- Stock is held at size and colour level and connects to garment-specific workflows like material purchasing and GRN.
- Can I see stock movement history?
- Yes. Movements in and out are recorded so quantities can be traced.
- Does it show what is on the way?
- Yes. Incoming quantities come from open purchase orders.
- Is material inventory separate?
- Materials are tracked distinctly but in the same system, linked to purchasing and suppliers.
Bring your garment business together.
One platform for products, inventory, purchasing, orders, fulfilment and customers.