For fashion houses

Run your fashion house without the guesswork.

Fabric, lining, hours and the offcut. Measurements on every order. Your tailors on one board.

Charged ₦55,000Cost ₦58,300Lost ₦3,300

Bee noticedThis agbada costs ₦58,300 to make, ₦3,300 more than you charge. I can suggest a fairer price.

Example figures. Your own costs will differ.

Made for how you work.

Know the cost before you quote.
Every outfit costed from its fabric and trims.
Measurements, on the order.
Measurements and the agreed price on every line. A promised date on every order.
Your tailors on one board.
Cutting, sewing, finishing. Who’s on what, and what’s late.
Deposits for bespoke work.
Take 70% up front and bill the balance at delivery. On Enterprise plans.
Fabric that doesn’t vanish.
Stock counts and a waste log show where it goes.
Bulk orders, sorted.
Aso-ebi and corporate orders as bundles and order lines.

1 · The chat

“Can you make it by the 28th?”

2 · The order

Measurements, price, date. Saved.

3 · The workshop

Cutting. Sewing. Finishing.

4 · Paid

₦850,000 received.

Can I keep measurements on every order line?

Yes. Measurements go on each order line, so the workshop has them. You can also keep notes on the customer record.

Does it work for ready-to-wear too?

Yes. Sell catalogue pieces and bespoke work side by side, each with its own price and stages.

Bring one product. We’ll cost it with you, live, in 30 minutes.