MondayPOS
🧳Bags & Luggage

Size, colour and the hardware that fails

Luggage is sold on size and returns on hardware. MondayPOS counts the variants and keeps the warranty claim attached to the piece that broke.

Range 'Voyager' · Variants3 sizes · 4 colours
VariantOn handSold 90dStatus
Cabin · navy431Reorder
Cabin · black1128OK
Medium · navy019Sold out
Large · black96Slow
Large · maroon73Slow
The problem

What goes wrong in Bags & Luggage

Luggage takes up more room than it earns per square foot, so the stockroom holds a fraction of the range and the rest is a promise. Then the returns arrive: not the bag, but a wheel, a zip or a handle, months later, against a warranty nobody wrote down. And demand is not level: Hajj and the travel season decide the year.

Built for the way you sell

01
Sizes counted separately

Cabin, medium and large are distinct countable variants of one range.

02
Hardware warranty by component

A wheel or zip claim attaches to the piece and the original invoice.

03
Storage-aware reordering

Reorder points reflect what your stockroom can actually hold, not an ideal warehouse.

04
Season planning

Hajj and travel peaks planned against last year's movement, by range.

05
Branch transfer on size

A missing size held in another shop becomes a transfer rather than a lost sale.

06
Supplier claims that settle

Faulty-hardware claims tracked out to the supplier and reconciled against credit.

Why MondayPOS

Why operators in Bags & Luggage choose MondayPOS

Size and colour as countable variants, so a range is reordered on what moved rather than on what looks empty.

Warranty claims tracked at component level (wheel, zip, handle) against the original sale.

Season-aware reordering for Hajj and travel peaks, planned from last year's curve rather than from instinct.

Benefits

What you get out of it

You reorder the size that sold

Cabin, medium and large counted apart, so the range is bought on evidence.

A broken wheel is a claim, not an argument

Component-level warranty attached to the piece and the invoice.

Reordering respects your storage

Reorder points set against the room you actually have.

Hajj and travel season are planned

Demand modelled on last year's curve by range.

A missing size is one transfer away

Branch-level variant stock turns a walk-out into a sale.

Supplier claims are collected

Faulty-hardware credit tracked to settlement instead of written off.

FAQ

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As variants of one range. Cabin, medium and large each hold their own stock and barcode, so you can see which size is actually selling and reorder that rather than the set.

Yes. A claim records the component that failed against the piece and its original invoice, and can be tracked out to the supplier and reconciled when credit is issued.

Movement is retained by range and period, so this year's ordering can be planned against last year's actual curve rather than from memory.

See it tuned to your counter.

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