PLM for Apparel and Footwear
From the range plan to the landed cost, on one record per style.
Learn moreFashion PLM software for brands and labels
One system from the design brief to the shop shelf: plan the collection, define each style, manage samples, source and cost it, and sell it through your own stores, franchise stores and online channel.
Who it is for
Made for fashion teams.
Fashion labels and brands with seasonal collections of garments and footwear.
Brands that sell through their own stores, franchise stores and distributors.
Founder-led brands that have outgrown spreadsheets and want one system instead of five.
Sound familiar?
What fashion teams tell us.
Collections are planned in one file, costed in another and sold from a third.
The buying team and the design team work from different versions of the truth.
Franchise and distributor stock is invisible until the month-end.
Late styles are found out when the season has already started.
How it works
From the brief to the shelf, on one record.
1. Plan the collection
Seasons, a line plan with buy quantity, doors, channel and delivery month, and scenarios you can compare.
2. Develop the styles
Graded tech packs, colourway BOMs and controlled colour, size and material libraries, with every revision kept.
3. Sample and approve
Samples requested, received, reviewed and approved round by round, with tests and a review history.
4. Source and cost
RFQs and quote comparison, cost sheets to landed cost, and a tariff simulator across origins.
5. Sell and measure
Release SKUs to stock and sales; a store network view of sell-in and sell-out across own, franchise and multi-brand stores and online.
What is specific to fashion
What you get.
Range readiness
Four gates (tech pack, cost, approved sample, retailer-receivable SKUs) with the failing styles named.
Time and action calendar
Critical dates for every style, with owners.
Store network
Own, franchise and multi-brand stores and online channels measured together.
Open-to-buy and markdown plan
Buy against a budget and plan the exit.
Be aware
- Prabandh covers garments and footwear. There is no market-trend data feed, no EDI order messaging, and no component library for accessories.
Recommended modules
PLM for Retail: Store Network
Own, franchise and multi-brand stores and online channels, measured together.
Learn moreRetail POS and Counter
A fast till that keeps books, stock and GST right without a second system.
Learn moreOnline Store
A shop of your own on your own domain, taking orders straight into the same stock and books.
Learn moreInventory and Warehouse
Know what you have, where it sits and how old it is, down to the bin.
Learn moreAccounting
Books that close themselves from the work your team already did.
Learn moreAlso see: PLM for apparel · PLM for footwear · Prabandh for Retail and Distribution · PLM for Retail: Store Network
Questions about PLM for fashion
What is fashion PLM software?
Fashion PLM software manages a collection from the design brief to the shop: seasons and range plans, tech packs and measurements, materials and colours, samples, sourcing, costing and the SKUs that are sold. Prabandh does this for garments and footwear and connects it to buying, stock, retail and accounts.
Which fashion businesses is it for?
Fashion labels and brands with seasonal collections of garments and footwear, including brands that sell through their own stores, franchise stores, distributors and an online store.
Can it follow sales through franchise and multi-brand stores?
Yes. The store network view measures own, franchise and multi-brand stores and online channels together, separating what you sold in from what customers bought.
What is not covered?
It covers garments and footwear. There is no market-trend data feed, no EDI order messaging and no component library for accessories.
How do I get a demo or a price?
Send an inquiry or request a demo. A specialist replies within one working day. Pricing is given by inquiry.