The warehouse has to understand the product. A fashion 3PL sees style, size and colour. A general 3PL sees units.
Fashion sees style, colour, size, fit, collection, season and presentation. One style across five colours and eight sizes is already forty SKUs. Multiply that across a collection and inventory gets complicated fast. Our operation is built around that complexity.
Apparel fulfillment does not work the same way as jewelry. Each has its own handling, picking and packing requirements.
The warehouse is the last place your product touches before the customer opens it. Treating fashion like generic cargo is not good enough.
Garments folded properly. A shoe stays with the right box. Jewelry stays with the right pouch.
Inserts go where they should, and packaging follows your SOP rather than ours.
An order is checked before it leaves the warehouse, so nothing flawed carries your name.
Fashion inventory becomes difficult long before a brand becomes huge. We organise inventory down to the variant, so you see what is actually available instead of one number that hides four different answers.
Blue Hoodie. One number, and no way to know which size just sold out.
Your production and your fulfillment operation can live in the same supply chain. Instead of treating each one as a separate company, we work across the handoffs.
Tell us what you make, how many variants you carry and where your customers are.