Inventory Management for boutiques and clothing stores

Know which sizes are left on the rack

Give each size and color a separate SKU. Completed sales update stock for inventory-tracked items; the option matrix does not create or group product variants.

Store associate handing a shopping bag to a customer at a clothing-store counter

Common friction

What gets in the way

Three problems boutiques and clothing stores run into with inventory management.

  • 1

    Similar sizes and colors are easy to mix up at checkout.

  • 2

    A returned item needs to be matched to its original sale.

  • 3

    Popular sizes need a stock check before the next vendor order.

Tillr products list with names, SKUs, stored barcodes, prices, categories, stock counts, and Online and Menu controls

Tillr products list with names, SKUs, stored barcodes, prices, categories, stock counts, and Online and Menu controls.

How it works

Inventory Management in three steps

Plain steps your team can follow at the counter or in the dashboard.

  1. 1

    Set up each size and color as a separate SKU with its own price and stock settings.

  2. 2

    Scan the chosen item. A completed sale reduces stock for inventory-tracked items.

  3. 3

    Review configured low-stock thresholds and create purchase orders manually.

Shop scenario

Saturday size check

A shopper asks for a dress in medium. Staff search that size’s SKU, check its tracked quantity, and ring up the item the shopper chose.

Questions

Quick answers

Can Tillr track sizes and colors separately?

Yes, when each size and color is set up as a separate SKU with inventory tracking. The option matrix does not create or group variants.

Do stock counts update on returns?

Return an eligible quantity against the original sale and restore tracked stock where applicable. Sell a replacement as a new transaction; it is not a combined exchange.

Want to see inventory management with your catalog?

Add a few sample products, try the feature, and decide whether it fits your shop.