Apparel PLM built in Australia since 2006. One source of truth for design, development, sourcing and production, used by brands from M.J. Bale to Taking Shape.
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Styles, tech packs, samples, orders, costing and the critical path. The same records for your team, your suppliers and your buyers.
The record
Every style, order and approval lives in one record. There is no second version sitting in someone's inbox.
Open an order and see the stage it has reached, who signed off, and what it is waiting on. Your suppliers see the same view.
Fit comments, lab dips and sample rounds stay attached to the style record. A quality question two seasons later still has an answer.
The same records open on a phone at a fitting or a laptop in another state. It runs in a browser, so there is nothing to install.
Milestones move as approvals land. A slipped fabric date shows against every style it touches, while there is still time to act on it.
Change a trim and the costing changes with it. You quote from what the style is today, not from a spreadsheet someone exported last month.
Colour approvals, fabric specifications and the styles they belong to, all held against the same style record.
Rib Tee
Oversized Hoodie
Denim
A-line DressThree places the work moves, and what StyleChain does in each.
Sell-through, weeks of supply and velocity are calculated from the order and POS data already in your instance. Merchandisers can model a markdown before committing to it.
Bring your creative vision to life in one collaborative space. Manage materials, build dynamic tech packs, and track samples in real time, which is the end of version-control arguments.
From vendor sourcing and costing through to compliance and production tracking, every order shows where it is and who it is waiting on.
$8.10
$14.90
$19.50Seven modules, all on the same records. Several of these are already in your licence.
Colourways, worn outfits, a six-angle lookbook and printable boards, from the style you already built.
Ask your PLM anything in plain English, then tell it what to do.
Real-time chat, activity feed and one-click reorder for your suppliers.
Sell-through, weeks-of-supply and markdown simulation for merchandisers.
Self-service B2B ordering with approval workflows and smart reorder.
Adobe Illustrator, Xero, Shopify, NetSuite, B2B eCommerce and the API.
Audits, certifications, SSO/MFA and enterprise multi-tenant scale.
StyleChain has been built for apparel, and only apparel, since 2006. Design, development, sourcing and production share one set of records, so a change to a style reaches the tech pack, the costing and the supplier without anyone re-typing it. Brands from M.J. Bale to Muscle Republic run their ranges on it.
Book a DemoFootwear, activewear, inclusive sizing and a multi-brand portfolio. Four brands, four different problems.
Quick answers about StyleChain for apparel brands.
Apparel PLM for fashion brands. One platform for styles, tech packs, sampling, sourcing, costing and production.
Emerging labels through to global multi-brand groups and licensors. Anyone who has outgrown spreadsheets and email threads.
Yes. Supplier and B2B customer portals share the same live data as your internal team, with role-based access.
Most brands go live in weeks, not quarters. Onboarding, training and data migration are scoped with you up front, run by a team with 20+ years in apparel.
Ask your PLM anything in plain English, search your own documents and procedures, and take action from chat: create orders, update statuses and more.
Book a 60-minute demo. We'll walk through your workflows with no commitment.
Guides for apparel teams evaluating PLM.
From first sketch to final shipment – what a fashion PLM actually does for a product team.
The real cost of staying on version-stacked sheets when the line starts to scale.
How to evaluate platforms for your brand size, sourcing model and supplier network.
Give us 60 minutes and we'll walk through your line. No commitment, just a conversation.
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