Size specs
A point-of-measure by size chart on the record, not in an attached spreadsheet. Every POM is a row, every size a column, and the whole chart is queryable data.
In the APIPoint-of-measure charts by size, with tolerances, templates and what the factory actually sent back.
A point-of-measure by size chart on the record, not in an attached spreadsheet. Every POM is a row, every size a column, and the whole chart is queryable data.
In the APISet a plus and minus tolerance per point of measure. A measurement is inside or outside spec by rule, not by someone's judgement of the number.
Build the chart once for a garment class and apply it to every style that uses it. Bulk-apply pushes it across a whole selection at once.
Grade a base size across the size run with the increments you define, so the graded chart is derived rather than typed thirteen times.
Record what came back from the factory against the spec and read the variance in place. Fit history stops living in email.
Hold the size breakdown for an order — the ratio and the units per size — and drive requirements from it.
Spin up a workspace and start building. It only takes a few minutes.