Production status was hard to see.
Workshop progress, material use and available stock had to be pieced together through updates and separate records.
Little Lore
Production that follows the garment.
A live manufacturing and retail workspace for a kidswear brand, built around design, colour, size and the workshop’s own production flow.
Illustrative preview · sample data
Production boardWorkshop
Garment progress
See each style in its working contextStyle · Fern20pieces in flow
Cutting · readyStitching · in progressFinish · nextStock · checked
Design · colour · sizeOne shared view for production and stock
RoseMint2–3Y4–5Y
The change
From workshop updates to a shared garment story.
The garment has a clear path.
Production and stock can be seen by the design, colour and size combinations that matter to the team.
The workflow
Designed around the workshop.
The system follows how a garment is made and then moves into stock.
Set up
Define the garment and the colour and size details that make it specific.
Route
Move each style through the production stages that fit its make.
Track
Keep progress and material context close to the work in motion.
Sell
Carry finished stock into retail and exhibition activity from the same record.
What it supports
A system the workshop can recognise.
Production visibility
A simple tailor screen keeps the day’s work clear, while each garment follows the production route that fits it.
Meaningful stock
Material and labour records come together as a cost per piece, alongside the design, colour and size details.
Connected retail
Finished work, stock and sales feed an owner-level profit view from the same operating picture.
From brief to demo in 24 hours.
The 24 hours start with one agreed core workflow. Production rollout and integrations are scoped after the demo.