Mariet's boutique Lamsa in Mohandessin: controlling every size and colour without losing track

Mariet opened Lamsa Boutique in Mohandessin, importing clothing styles in sizes from S to XXL with different colours for each style. Before Ttakka, she wrote in a notebook: "blue shirt size M - 3 pieces," and updated it by hand every time one sold — and if she forgot to update it, she'd later discover a size was out while it was still on display.

The problem: one style, dozens of combinations

A single style in five sizes and three colours means fifteen different combinations, each needing its own stock balance. Tracking that manually took time and caused a lot of mistakes.

Every size and colour now has its own balance

With Ttakka, Mariet registers the style once, then adds each size/colour combination as a separate "variant" with its own stock. When she sells a "blue shirt size M," the cashier deducts from exactly that variant's balance, not from the style as a whole. She now knows precisely what's out and what's left for every size and colour.

A barcode for every combination

Each size/colour combination has its own barcode, so the cashier tells "blue shirt M" apart from "blue shirt L" with a single scan, without anyone needing to ask the customer or open a box to check.

A size hint for confused customers

Some customers ask "what does this equal in US sizing?" — Ttakka shows an approximate hint for the matching size in other systems, always clearly marked as approximate, as a quick aid for staff without reaching for a paper chart.

The numbers, honestly

Instead of Mariet discovering a size was out while restocking the window display, she now sees every combination and its balance separately and clearly. Instead of staff mixing up colours and sizes, one barcode scan identifies the exact combination.

If you run a boutique or clothing store, check the hardware buying guide for the barcode label printer that fits your shop.