Every size is its own unit, with a tag and a barcode.

Inventory for dress and wardrobe rental

A style in four sizes is four units. Share Marketplace tracks every size and colour as its own piece with a size tag and a barcode, so the booking page can say the size 10 is free on the 14th and the 12 is not. Cleaning turnaround blocks the calendar per piece after every wear; closed-day and return-day rules are store settings.

Labels print from the portal; scanning out and in from a phone matches the exact garment to the booking and starts the turnaround from the real return time. Spreadsheet import with a serial and barcode per row handles a wardrobe house of ten thousand pieces.

The size is the unit

Every size and colour tracked separately with a tag and barcode; the storefront shows availability per size for a date range.

• Size tags and barcodes
• Per-size availability
• Colour variants

Cleaning blocks the calendar

Buffer days per piece after every wear; weekend and closed-day rules; maintenance holds for repairs.

• Buffer days per piece
• Closed-day rules
• Repair holds

Ten thousand pieces

Spreadsheet import, bulk attribute edits, phone scanning; built with a wardrobe house of that size.

• Spreadsheet import
• Bulk attribute edits
• Phone scanning

Questions about every size is its own unit, with a tag and a barcode.

Can one style have several sizes and colours?

Yes. Each combination is its own unit with a tag; the style groups them on the storefront.

How is dry-cleaning time handled?

As buffer days per piece: a dress back on Monday is not offered until the turnaround has passed.