The styles you source under your own label can be made to your own spec when they sell well. Restock bestsellers in days. You get QC photos before every shipment.
You built a boutique on taste. But when your inventory comes from the same wholesale marketplaces as everyone else's, three things keep happening.
Upload 1–6 photos of a style your customers would love, whether it’s from a market, a competitor or your own sell-through data. You’ll get a tiered quote in 24 hours showing the closest stock match, price, MOQ and lead time.
Check a box on any order to add relabeling, woven labels, custom hang tags or branded packaging. We handle the work in our own facility. You sell the pieces under your own name and get private-label margins by cutting out the wholesale markup.
Move a style that sells well to Made to Order, using the colorway, trim and fabric in your spec sheet. Customers can’t price-check the same piece elsewhere because it’s exclusive to your shop.
Reorders of a confirmed style ship in days because the spec, size curve and supplier are already set in your project. You can restock a bestseller when demand is high.
Every order is inspected before shipping. We pull pieces from each Stock Match order for inspection, and check every piece in a Made to Order order. You receive photos of the actual items in your order, including the stitching, fabric and labels, then approve the shipment with one click.
An Australian boutique turned a canvas tote into a house-label staple — 200 units, restocked in 12 days when it kept selling out.
Stock Match starts at MOQ 10. That's a test rack, not a warehouse commitment. Most boutiques start with one style, prove it, then build a reorder rhythm.
We inspect a sample from each Stock Match order and every piece for Made to Order. You review photos taken of the actual garments in your order and give your approval before we ship.
Keep them. Most boutiques use us for the styles wholesale can't give them: house-label versions of proven sellers, made-to-order pieces of their own, and fast restocks of pieces their vendors discontinued.