Fashion & Apparel

Fashion & apparel: variant catalog, PLM, season/collection, omnichannel.

Challenges

  • Style, size and colour sit on a single stock item, so nobody sees which size has run out.
  • The theoretical usage in the marker is never compared with the actual cut, so fabric waste cannot be measured.
  • Sample approvals get scattered across chat, so it is unclear which revision went into production.
  • The cut bundles sent to the workshop do not match the sewn pieces returned, and the shortfall is noticed too late.

Workflows

From collection to sample approval

  1. A season collection is opened; styles are defined with their size and colour variants.
  2. The style's bill of materials holds fabric, lining and trim consumption per variant.
  3. A sample is made; the approved revision is written onto the style record and production starts from that revision.

From cutting to dispatch

  1. The order is spread across the size-colour matrix; a cutting order is opened with its marker plan.
  2. Cut bundles leave for the workshop on a subcontract work order; the sewn pieces returned are recorded.
  3. Items that pass quality control are linked to the delivery note through a packing list.

Documents

  • Style record and sample approval form
  • Cutting order with marker plan
  • Subcontract workshop work order
  • Delivery note with packing list

Reports

  • Stock and order fulfilment broken down by size and colour
  • Fabric waste report by cutting order
  • Subcontract workshop performance (sent vs. returned)
  • Sales and remaining stock by collection

Metrics

  • Order fill rate by size
  • Fabric waste rate in cutting
  • Sample approval lead time
  • Reject rate at subcontract workshops

Compliance

  • Turkish Revenue Administration e-Document scheme (e-invoice/e-delivery note)
  • Textile labelling and fibre composition declaration
  • Occupational health and safety obligations in workshops

Glossary

Marker
A cutting plan attached to the cutting order
Size-colour matrix
Stock items generated by the variant matrix
Collection
A product family grouped by a season tag
Subcontract workshop
A subcontract work order raised for external production

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I keep separate stock by size and colour?

Yes — the variant matrix creates a separate stock item for every size and colour, and order fulfilment is shown at that level.

Can I measure fabric waste in cutting?

Yes — the theoretical usage in the marker is compared with actual fabric consumption, and the gap is reported as waste.

Can I tie sample approval to production?

Yes — the approved sample revision is recorded on the style record, and production orders can only be opened from an approved revision.

Can I track the bundles sent to subcontract workshops?

Yes — the subcontract work order compares pieces cut with pieces returned; shortfalls and rejects are posted to the workshop's account.

Can I see sales by collection?

Yes — styles are grouped by a season tag, and the collection report shows units sold and units left side by side.

Ready for Every Industry

Ready for Every Industry

Deevir in 197 countries

All countries

Kenya

Tax (default)
Prices exclude 16% VAT.
E-invoicing regulation
National system: e-Invoice; the scope of the mandate is not stated in the source.
Currency
Kenyan Shilling (KES)
Date format
31/12/2026
Amount format
Ksh 1,234,567.89
Time zone
Africa/Nairobi
Phone code
+254

What is the default VAT rate (country: Kenya)?

Deevir's default is 16%. Reduced rates and exemptions are set per product; confirm the exact rate with a local accountant.

Is e-invoicing mandatory (country: Kenya)?

National system: e-Invoice; the scope of the mandate is not stated in the source. A live national network connection in Deevir is on the roadmap. This is a regulatory summary, not legal advice.

Kenya — ERP & Accounting Software

DEEVİR
Erp • Mrp • Crm • Saas • SMM • Cloud