Fashion logistics
Logistics built around fashion.
Fashion does not move like generic goods. Collections, sizes, drops and returns shape everything about how stock has to be received, stored, picked and reported. TILT is built around that reality.
Apparel
Footwear
Streetwear
Lifestyle
Editorial view
Sizes, seasons, drops, returns.

01
Size & SKU complexity
A single style becomes dozens of sellable units once colourways and size curves are applied. Stock is organised and counted at that level, because a size run with a gap is an unsellable style.
02
Seasonal collections
New seasons land while carry-over is still selling. Inbound, storage and outbound have to run in parallel without collections contaminating each other.
03
Launches & drops
Drops create short, sharp volume peaks. Capacity, packing materials and staffing are planned around your release calendar in advance.
04
Wholesale orders
Buyer requirements differ per retailer: labelling, cartonisation, packing lists and delivery windows. Compliance is part of the pick, not an afterthought.
05
E-commerce orders
Consumer orders demand speed, accuracy and presentation. Packing is treated as part of your brand experience.
06
Returns
Fashion returns at volume. Inspection, grading and reintegration decide whether returned stock becomes revenue again or dead inventory.
07
Inventory accuracy
Accuracy per size is what keeps webshops, marketplaces and wholesale allocations honest. Cycle counting is continuous, not annual.
08
Multi-channel fulfilment
DTC, wholesale, retail and marketplace orders all draw from the same inventory, with clear allocation rules.
09
Retail distribution
Season deliveries and in-season replenishment to stores and wholesale partners across Europe.
Operational reality
Every unit is a style, a colour and a size
Handling fashion means treating the smallest unit — a single size of a single colourway — as the thing that matters. That is what makes allocation, availability and wholesale delivery reliable, in every channel at the same time.


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Does your operation need a fashion specialist in Europe?
Tell us about your brand, your channels and your volumes. We will map out how a central European operation could work for you.