Connect every detail behind the finished pair.

Bring uppers, soles, trims, sizes, and colorways into one product model. Keep development samples, supplier decisions, and production milestones connected to the style.

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Define the types and relationships your footwear range needs

Keep materials, fit, and approvals together.

01

A BOM for each colorway

Connect uppers, linings, soles, and trims to the finished product. Record quantities, suppliers, and approved material choices for each colorway.

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02

Sizes and fit specifications

Define measurement points, size grades, and tolerances. Record measured sample values against the same specification used for development.

Explore Measurements
03

Samples and test evidence

Connect sample rounds, inspection results, and test reports to the style or material. Keep the outcome and supporting files together for review.

Explore Quality
04

Cost and production milestones

Roll material costs through the BOM and plan development milestones from an order’s anchor date. Keep owners and dependencies visible.

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A starting point you can make your own.

Example records to connect

  • Styles
  • Sole units
  • Size specs
  • Samples

Define styles, lasts, sole units, materials, and colorways as related record types. Shared base types keep common attributes consistent while each component retains its own specifications.

ManyRows supports products across industries. Use a starter template, extend the model, or build your own from an empty project.

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Common questions

Can different styles share a sole or material?

Yes. Create a shared component record and reference it from the BOMs that use it. Where-used helps you find the styles affected by a component change.

Can I compare sample measurements with the specification?

Yes. Record sample actuals against measurement points, base values, and tolerances so the team can review fit with the specification in view.

Can we review changes after a style is approved?

Yes. Use a working copy to propose edits, review the change, and preserve an immutable revision when the approved change is applied.

Where can I find pricing?

Review the plans and included capacity on the pricing page. You can start with a 7-day trial without a card.