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Footwear industry reality

Size availability breaks quickly

Online orders can drain core sizes, while total inventory still looks healthy because edge sizes are left behind.

Display pairs are not sellable

The last pair may be on display, tried on or scuffed and needs to be excluded from sellable inventory.

Inventory needs tighter control

Store-only styles, pre-orders and limited drops can look like regular stock unless availability is handled carefully.

Try-before-buy needs to be on PDPs

Shoppers can only reserve a size in store if PDPs shows store availability and reserve in store option.

Broken styles hide inside healthy totals

A store may show plenty of units while the remaining sizes or colors are too fragmented to sell well.

Accessory-only splits lose margin

Shipping socks, care kits, laces, or insoles by themselves can cost more than the order is worth.

Fit issues often become exchanges

Customers usually want the same style in another size, but that pair may be sitting in a different location.

Availability controls

Make every available pair intentional

Control what shoppers can buy online without draining the sizes, styles, or store inventory your teams need to keep selling locally.

Routing and split controls

Store inventory and fulfillment

BORIS and exchanges

Your inventory count is only the start

We’ll help you see where size availability, display pairs, store rules, and fulfillment cost can change what should actually be promised to shoppers.

HotWax Commerce OMS is built for enterprise scale

The ability to connect our vast store network across five countries to each of our Shopify sites with HotWax Commerce and their unique focus on Shopify merchants like us makes them the right choice for our company," says Elizabeth Phillips, Digital Experience and Customer Support Lead at ADOC.

Elizabeth Phillips
Digital Experience Lead

Questions retail teams ask us

Can a multi-brand footwear retailer use different rules by brand?

Yes. Product tags, catalogs, facility groups, and routing rules can separate brands, labels, outlet lines, launch drops, and store-only collections.

Can flagship, outlet, warehouse, and franchise stores follow different rules?

Yes. Facility groups can keep premium launches in flagship stores, route markdown styles to outlet locations, prioritize warehouses, or exclude selected stores from fulfillment.

What happens when a pickup store cannot fulfill the selected pair?

Because the shopper selected that pickup location, the order is not silently moved. The customer can be emailed options such as choosing another store or switching to home delivery.

What happens when a ship from store location rejects a pair?

The order can be assigned to the next eligible store or warehouse automatically, using inventory, proximity, facility priority, and promised SLA as guardrails.

How many transfer flows can store teams manage?

Store teams can manage warehouse-to-store replenishment, store-to-store balancing, store-to-warehouse returns.

Can we handle multi-package footwear orders?

Yes. Store fulfillment can support package count, weight, labels, tracking, and carrier workflows for boots, multi-pair orders, and accessory-heavy shipments.

Sell more shoes without losing control of inventory

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