Import lawn volumes before launch day
Import each volume's designs by CSV and print barcode labels before the launch, so on day one the counter scans instead of searching by design number.
Pakistan · city guide
Lahore is the country's fashion capital, where designer flagships on MM Alam Road share a city with the cloth lanes of Anarkali and Ichhra. BoutiquePOS handles unstitched lawn volumes, stitched pret sizes and fabric by the meter on one catalog, with Urdu receipts.
Yes. BoutiquePOS works for Lahore boutiques, designer pret stores and cloth shops. It prints Urdu or English receipts, sells unstitched suits as single SKUs and fabric by the meter, tracks pret by size and color, records JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank transfers, and keeps stock steady through lawn launches, Eid and wedding season.
Lahore's calendar is set by launches. Lawn volumes drop from February to April, Eid collections follow, then formal and winter lines, and wedding season from November to February keeps bridal and formal floors full. Each launch can mean hundreds of new designs arriving within days, and every one needs a code and a label.
Most shops sell two very different products at once. Unstitched suits are sold as a set of shirt, dupatta and trouser fabric with one price, while stitched pret runs in sizes and colors. Cloth shops in Anarkali and Ichhra add a third: lace and fabric by the meter, cut for both retail customers and tailors.
WhatsApp and Instagram carry a huge share of orders, often with an advance paid by JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank transfer and the balance as cash on delivery. Owners lose track when stock on the shop floor and stock promised on WhatsApp don't come from the same count.
Local setup tips
Import each volume's designs by CSV and print barcode labels before the launch, so on day one the counter scans instead of searching by design number.
Set an Urdu receipt layout for shops where customers prefer it, while a branch serving more English-reading customers keeps an English layout.
Use meters as the base unit and a suit length as a sub-unit, and give tailors a trade price group at your Ichhra or Anarkali counter.
Ring up the order, record the advance as JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank transfer, and take the balance as cash on delivery, so the register close matches what came in.
Pakistani unstitched stores can sell a three-piece lawn suit as one item during the summer drop while stock counts in meters.
Pakistani boutiques receiving unbranded stock from local makers can generate their own barcodes and tag each suit before the season drop.
Pret and kurta stores in Lahore and Karachi can run S to XL per print, so the Eid rush does not leave you guessing which size is left.
Pakistani boutiques can run end-of-season lawn sales and Eid offers by category, with separate wholesale pricing for resellers.
Plus applicable sales tax. Same plans across Pakistan.
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Yes. The interface supports Urdu with right-to-left layout, and each location can have its own receipt layout in Urdu, English or both.
Import the designs from a CSV file with codes, prices and stock, then print barcode labels for the lot. Our onboarding team can check your import file.
Yes. Each suit is one product with its own barcode and price. If you sell dupattas separately too, they get their own SKUs.
Yes. Add them as payment methods and the till records them separately from cash and cards. Money goes through your own accounts.
No. We don't claim FBR integration. If your shop falls under FBR's POS integration rules, speak to your tax adviser before choosing a setup.
Yes. Each shop is a location on one catalog, and you can transfer stock between them when a size runs out at one branch.
Yes. Discounts can be set by brand, category, location or product, with start and end dates.
BoutiquePOS needs internet, so keep the till device and router on a UPS with mobile data as backup. It has no offline mode.
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