👕Fashion & Apparel

Every size, every color, every season, counted

Apparel stock is a matrix, not a list. MondayPOS tracks size × color per style, runs season markdowns on schedule, and makes exchange-heavy returns painless.

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Style Matrix · SS261,840 styles

StyleVariantsOn handStatus

Panjabi · Slim IndigoS–XXL · 3 col142Selling thru

Kurti · Floral PrintS–XL · 4 col96OK

Denim Jacket · AcidM–XL · 2 col18Size gap: L

Saree · Silk JamdaniOne size · 6 col24Slow, markdown

Polo · Classic WhiteS–XXL0Reorder

The problem

What goes wrong in Fashion & Apparel

Apparel is not one product, it is a grid. A single shirt is thirty SKUs across size and colour, and the two that sell out are never the two you reordered. Then Eid arrives, the floor does three weeks at triple volume, and the returns start the day after.

How MondayPOS fits

The modules that matter most for Fashion & Apparel

Inventory & Stock

Variant matrices (size × color) with per-variant barcodes and stock levels.

Pricing & Promotions

Season markdowns and end-of-season clearances that start themselves.

POS & Checkout

Exchanges and returns at the till, the apparel norm, not the exception.

Multi-Branch Management

See which branch has the missing size; transfer instead of losing the sale.

Built for the way you sell

Size × color matrix

One style, every variant, stock, barcode and price per size and color, entered in one grid.

Size-gap alerts

A style selling without its best size is dead stock pretending. Get flagged when the curve breaks.

Scheduled markdowns

Mid-season −20%, end-of-season −40%, staged, branch-aware, automatic.

Exchange-first returns

Swap a size in one flow: return, re-pick, settle the difference, restock the original.

Inter-branch size lookup

“Do we have it in L?”, answered at the till, with a transfer or hold in two taps.

Style-level sell-through

Sell-through and weeks-of-cover per style guide the reorder, not the gut.

Why MondayPOS

Why operators in Fashion & Apparel choose MondayPOS

Size and colour matrices are how stock is entered, counted and reordered, not a workaround layered on top of flat SKUs.

Season and markdown rules that clear old stock without anyone hand-editing prices at each till.

Built for the Eid curve: the same system at forty bills a day and at four hundred.

Benefits

What you get out of it

You reorder the size that actually sold

Stock reads as a size × colour grid, so the gap in the run is visible before the rack looks empty.

Markdowns apply themselves

Season-end and clearance pricing runs by rule at every till, with no cashier typing a discount.

Returns and exchanges keep the trail

The garment comes back to the right variant with the original bill attached.

Eid does not break the counter

The same tills, faster, barcode-first billing and queued offline sales through the busiest three weeks of the year.

Fabric, fit and season all filter

Dynamic attributes let you ask which cotton kurtas under ৳ 2,000 are left in L, and get an answer.

Branches share stock, not guesses

A size missing in Uttara but sitting in Dhanmondi reads as transferable rather than sold out.

A boutique chain stopped losing weekend sales to “we might have your size at the other branch”, the till now answers in seconds and books the transfer.

Retail Manager · 4-store fashion chain

Size × color

tracked per style, not one blurry stock number

FAQ

Asked by apparel retailers

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Ask us directly. A human answers, usually the same day.

Each style expands into a size × color matrix; every variant gets its own barcode (yours or generated). Receiving, counting and selling all happen at variant level.

Yes, clearance can start at slow branches first, or exclude flagships. Schedules are branch-aware and reverse automatically when the season ends.

An exchange is one transaction: the return restocks (or write-offs) the original variant, the new item sells, and only the difference hits the tender, clean for both stock and the drawer.

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