Your inventory, in our racks
Decorated goods do not have to go back to you. They can stay here, on numbered racking, counted and ready to ship the day an order lands.
Stock that is not sitting in your conference room
The most expensive place to keep merchandise is wherever you had room for it. Boxes in a storage closet are not inventory – nobody knows what is in them, nobody counts them, and the reorder happens when somebody notices a shelf is empty.
Here it sits in a bay with a location, against a count that updates as orders ship. When a size runs low we tell you before it runs out, and because we also decorate it, the reorder is a production slot rather than a purchase order to somebody else.
- Numbered bay and shelf locations, not a pile
- Counts that update as orders go out
- Reorder triggers set at a level you choose
- Goods we decorated, stored where we decorated them
- 60,000 square feet today, another 40,000 being added
- Blind shipped – your customer never sees our name
At a glance
- Location control
- Bay and shelf, by SKU and size
- Counts
- Updated as orders ship
- Reorder
- Triggered at your level
- Shipping
- Blind, from our dock
- Space
- 60,000 sq ft, +40,000 coming
It arrives here, not at your door
Blanks and finished goods come in on the dock, get counted against the order and go straight to a numbered bay. Your conference room stays a conference room.
How goods get into the racks
Decorate
We print or stitch the run in the same building, so nothing ships twice.
Finish
Folded, bagged, tagged and stickered to whatever the program calls for.
Locate
Put away to a numbered bay and shelf against a count you can ask for.
Replenish
When a size hits its trigger we flag it and schedule the next run.
The rest of the operation
Tell us what you need made
Garment type, quantity, decoration method, and your in-hands date. We’ll come back with a real number.