Barcode every piece for Eid nights
Print labels for every size and color as stock arrives, so cashiers scan instead of typing codes and the queue keeps moving on chaand raat.
Pakistan · city guide
Karachi clothing retail is big, fast and spread across a huge city, from Tariq Road crowds to Zamzama designer floors. BoutiquePOS keeps several branches on one stock count, bills quickly with barcodes and gives wholesale buyers their own prices.
Yes. BoutiquePOS works for Karachi boutiques, pret chains and fabric shops. It prints Urdu or English receipts, scans barcodes for fast Eid billing, keeps stock in step across branches in Clifton, PECHS and North Nazimabad, holds wholesale and retail prices on one product, and records JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank transfers.
Karachi is Pakistan's largest market and its textile hub, so many boutique owners also wholesale or produce their own goods. The same shop can sell a single kurta to a walk-in and a carton of stitched pieces to a trader from another city, which means prices, invoices and stock have to work for both.
Distance shapes the business. A chain with shops in Clifton, Tariq Road and North Nazimabad loses hours on calls trying to find a size, and owners want to see every branch's stock and sales from one screen without visiting each one.
Eid nights on Tariq Road and Zainab Market mean long queues and high cash volumes, and the busiest shops need billing to be as quick as a scan. Wedding season and winter collections follow, and online orders with cash on delivery run through the whole year.
Local setup tips
Print labels for every size and color as stock arrives, so cashiers scan instead of typing codes and the queue keeps moving on chaand raat.
Give traders and resellers a wholesale price group, and sell cartons or dozens as a sub-unit, so bulk orders deduct the right number of pieces.
Open and close registers per shift and per cashier, so late-night cash on busy nights is counted and reconciled before handover.
Use stock transfers to send slow sizes from one branch to another, and check each branch's stock before promising a customer.
Pakistani brands with branches across Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad can move lawn stock to the city where a print is selling fastest.
Pakistani boutiques receiving unbranded stock from local makers can generate their own barcodes and tag each suit before the season drop.
Pakistani boutiques buying from local makers on credit can track part payments and balances per supplier through the season.
Pakistani boutiques can compare lawn sales by print and branch across the summer season to plan the next drop.
Plus applicable sales tax. Same plans across Pakistan.
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Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
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Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
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Yes. Each branch is a location with its own registers, staff and receipt layout, all on one catalog with stock transfers between them.
Yes. Selling price groups hold wholesale and retail prices, and sub-units let you sell dozens or cartons as well as single pieces.
Yes. The interface supports Urdu with right-to-left layout, and receipts can be printed in Urdu, English or both.
Yes. Barcode scanning adds the exact size and color in one step, several registers can run at once, and each register is closed with its own cash count.
Yes. It runs in a browser and on a mobile app, so you can check sales, stock and register reports for every branch remotely.
Yes. Record the order with cash on delivery as the payment method, and mark it paid when the courier settles.
No. We don't claim FBR integration. Ask your tax adviser whether your business falls under FBR's POS integration rules.
No. BoutiquePOS works with your own card processor and records the payment method; we never touch the money.
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