Shoppers browsing a fashion apparel floor with an associate at the counter
Fashion & Footwear

The collection turns over fast. The floor has to keep up.

Short product life cycles, high return rates, a full size run in every style, and shoppers who will not stand in a line. Teamwork Commerce puts the till wherever the customer is: any associate, any device, anywhere on the floor.

On the floor

Saturday, two hours after the drop. A shopper asks for the sneaker in a nine. The associate checks the full size run on the phone in their hand, finds the last pair in the backroom with the RFID handheld, and takes payment at the fitting bench.

Built for Fashion

Built for the way a fashion floor runs.

A shopper completing RFID self-checkout in a fashion store
01 / Checkout 30 sec

No queue, because there is no till to queue at

Any associate takes payment on the device in their hand, so a rush is absorbed on the floor rather than funnelled into a line. Where a retailer wants it, RFID reads a whole basket in one pass for self-checkout.

02 / Returns

Returns restocked on arrival

BORIS restocks the item the moment it lands, sellable to the next walk-in, no sync lag, no manual reconciliation.

An associate sweeping a rack of garments with an RFID handheld
03 / Inventory 99.9%

Inventory accurate all season

Collections turn over in weeks. RFID-powered inventory stops overselling and makes BOPIS trustworthy.

04 / Launch

The collection staged before it lands

Product records, variants and imagery are versioned and scheduled ahead of launch, so the collection goes live everywhere at once.

05 / Fulfillment

Endless Aisle and BOPIS

Out of stock on the floor? Ship from another store in three taps. Every location becomes a fulfillment point.

Shopper joining a retail loyalty program in store with a QR code
06 / Clienteling

Loyalty built on style history

History, sizes, widths and preferences on the associate's device, with personalized recommendations.

07 / Next

See it on your floor

Walk through a launch weekend with a technical specialist: your assortment, your stores.

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Built for Footwear

The size run, the missing pair, the fitting bench.

Footwear adds a dimension apparel does not have: width. Every style multiplies into a run, and the sale depends on finding the one pair that fits.

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The full size run on one screen

Size, width, and color in a high-density matrix built for footwear speed, with stock at nearby locations visible from the transaction screen.

Inventory Control
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Locate the misplaced pair

The pair is in the building, the box is wrong. The RFID handheld's locate mode leads the associate straight to it.

RFID
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Checkout at the fitting bench

Mobile POS transacts at the fitting bench, the stockroom, or a pop-up, no register line.

Mobile POS
How It Plays Out

A launch weekend, start to finish.

Fashion lives and dies on how fast the floor turns over. Here is where the platform earns its keep.

01

The collection is staged before it lands

Product records, variants, and imagery are versioned and scheduled ahead of launch, the collection goes live everywhere at once.

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02

Saturday rush clears in seconds

RFID self-checkout reads the whole basket at once, no barcode scanning, no line-of-sight, no queue building at the door.

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03

The size on the floor is gone

Endless Aisle ships from another store or the DC before the customer leaves, the sale closes instead of walking out.

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04

Monday, the returns arrive

BORIS restocks the item the moment it comes back, so it is sellable to the next walk-in with no sync lag or manual reconciliation.

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05

The next launch is planned on real numbers

Sell-through by store, channel, and style in Looker-powered dashboards, not a spreadsheet assembled on Tuesday.

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Having something like a mobile POS that you can put in your back pocket, you can carry all 11 in one go, as opposed to carrying one big POS at a time or POS centre at a time down to set up.
Nicole MonteChief Operating Officer, Lammle's Western WearRead the case study
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On the Floor, Launch Week

The details that decide a launch weekend.

Promotions that calculate themselves

BOGO thresholds and spend-more-get-more apply inside the cart, with stackable coupons: generic, customer-specific, or restricted to one item.

Returns that understand bundles

When someone returns one piece of a multi-product promotion, the flow can block it, refund at standard value, or warn the associate first.

Counts down to the variation

Isolate a cycle count to targeted product variations while unrelated items filter out automatically.

Tap to Pay at the bench

Native NFC on the smartphone takes the payment where the customer is sitting, no card reader to carry.

Gifting handled at the till

Gift messaging per line, and one large ticket split into multiple gift receipts assigned item by item.

Send sale and cross-store pickup

Out of their size? Ship it home or schedule collection at another store, with destination-based tax.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fashion and footwear questions, answered.

Teamwork's mobile native interface uses a high-density matrix view designed for footwear and apparel. Associates see stock levels across all sizes, widths, and colors in one screen, and can check availability at nearby stores instantly. If a size is out of stock, "Save the Sale" ships from another location in 3 taps.

RFID solves the mismatched-pair problem by tracking every individual unit. Associates use the RFID handheld's locate mode, which reads the tag's signal more strongly as they close in, to find the exact item in the backroom in seconds.

Fashion has some of the highest online return rates in retail. Teamwork's BORIS (Buy Online Return In Store) processes cross-channel returns and restocks inventory the moment an item comes back, available for the next walk-in shopper right away, with no sync lag and no manual reconciliation.

Customers place items near the RFID antenna, the system detects every tagged item in seconds without barcode scanning or line-of-sight. Transactions complete in 30 seconds or less.

Lammle's set up eleven pop-up stores at the Calgary Stampede in 10 days on Teamwork's mobile POS. The iOS interface reduces training to under 30 minutes. The platform is localized in 40+ countries with native fiscal compliance, so entering Paris, Sydney, or Mexico City requires no platform change, no regional vendor, and no re-training.

Teamwork Commerce is the only one of the three with native RFID. Shopify POS is built for e-commerce first, so its in-store capabilities are secondary and it lacks native RFID; NewStore focuses on mobile-first associate experience but does not offer RFID self-checkout or RFID inventory. For a fashion retailer the deciding factor is usually inventory accuracy, since both markdowns and oversells trace back to it. Stock verified by native RFID to 99.9% is what lets self-checkout read a basket in 30 seconds or less, and what makes an Endless Aisle or ship-from-store promise hold. BOPIS, BORIS and fiscal compliance in 40+ countries come with it.

Fashion and footwear retailers on the platform include ASICS, Lucchese, Lammle's Western Wear, Princesse Tam Tam and Comptoir des Cotonniers, and City Beach. It also serves luxury fashion brands including Acne Studios and The Row. It's localized in 40+ countries with native iOS POS, RFID, and integrated OMS.

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Bring us your next collection.

Show us a peak weekend or your worst size break, and we will walk through exactly where the platform takes friction out: checkout, returns, and the inventory behind both.

  • A working session, not a slide deck
  • Straight to a technical specialist who knows retail
  • Your details stay with us, no list sharing

Fashion waits for no one.

See how Teamwork Commerce handles fast collections, full size runs, high return rates, and rapid store rollouts.

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