Season deadlines, under control.
Prom, eveningwear and occasion labels run on hard season dates and boutique relationships. Give your stockists a portal that prices every order correctly and tracks every delivery promise.
Occasionwear trades on dates and trust.
The prom is on a Saturday in May. The gala is booked. Your stockists promise dates to their customers on your behalf — usually from a price list that is already out of date.
When the season order window opens, every boutique orders at once — by email, in different formats, against different price lists.
Stockists quote lead times to their customers without seeing your real production picture, and every check costs a phone call.
Different discounts, different markets, different VAT treatments — kept in heads and spreadsheets rather than enforced by the system taking the order.
One portal for the whole season.
From the moment the collection drops to the last delivery of the season.
Your full line with photography, per-size trade prices and options — updated once, seen by every stockist immediately.
Lead-time bands and deferred delivery windows mean every order carries an estimated delivery your production can actually meet.
Every live order ranked by how close it is to its date, so the season’s risk is one screen — not a trawl through emails.
Confirming an order raises the invoice on that stockist’s terms; payments are recorded against it and the ledger shows who owes what.
Take the season’s orders in days, not weeks
An occasionwear season lives or dies in its order window. When every boutique orders through the portal, orders arrive structured, priced on that stockist’s terms, and ready for production — no re-keying, no “which price list did you use?”, no transcription errors in the options.
Repeat business is one click: a stockist can rebuild any past order into a fresh basket at current prices, and the collection page shows them their own best sellers first.
Protect the dates that matter
Occasion orders carry event dates the way bridal carries weddings — and the platform treats them with the same seriousness. Orders are scored against their dates as they move through production, at-risk orders surface on your dashboard before they become apologies, and your stockists watch the same live timeline instead of ringing you.
Your brand at the front, the machinery behind
The portal runs on your own domain in your own branding — stockists order from you, not from a platform. Underneath, one pricing engine applies your trade terms identically on every order, and every stockist is walled off from every other at the database level.
Jane Aston Bridal runs its wholesale on Labels.io — 100+ styles, stockists ordering on her own domain, and a factory connected by email.
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