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New York boutiques pay some of the highest rents in retail, so every square foot of rail and every size on it has to earn. BoutiquePOS tracks each size and color, handles the city's clothing tax rule and keeps your store and website on one stock count.
Yes. BoutiquePOS suits New York boutiques from SoHo flagships to Brooklyn concept stores. You can tax clothing under the city's per-item threshold differently from pieces above it, track every size and color as its own SKU, print hang tags, take returns and exchanges at the till, and sell the same stock online.
A New York boutique often runs on a small floor with a smaller stockroom, so the owner needs to know exactly which sizes are in the back before a customer asks. Many shops carry a mix of their own label, consigned pieces and wholesale buys from Garment District showrooms or market weeks, which means the same rail can hold three cost structures.
Tourists and locals behave differently. A SoHo shop may sell a one-off piece to a visitor who will never return, then take an exchange from a regular who wants the next size up. Fashion Week in February and September, sample sales and holiday gifting each bring spikes, and January brings the gift returns that every NYC owner dreads.
Sales tax adds a New York-specific wrinkle. Clothing and footwear under a per-item price threshold are exempt from state and city sales tax in New York City, while pieces at or above it are taxed in full. A till that can't tell the difference either overcharges a $90 tee or undercharges a $300 coat.
Local setup tips
In New York City, clothing and footwear items priced under $110 each are exempt from sales tax, and items at $110 or more are taxed. Put qualifying items on a zero-rate tax and pricier pieces on the full city rate, and confirm the current threshold and rate with your accountant.
Jewelry, handbags and many accessories are not clothing for the exemption, so put those categories on the taxable rate from the start rather than fixing them sale by sale.
Use brands or categories for consigned pieces, wholesale buys and your own label, then run the profit report by each so you know which part of the floor actually pays the rent.
Gift receipts without prices make January exchanges quick: scan the barcode, swap the size and the stock moves both ways in one transaction.
US boutiques juggling alpha and numeric size runs can keep both as templates, and sales tax is added per your settings at checkout.
US boutiques facing the January return rush can process size swaps quickly and keep sales tax correct on the refund.
US boutiques often keep the UPC that arrives on wholesale goods and print their own Code 128 tags for in-house and consignment pieces.
US boutiques running WooCommerce can keep online and in-store holiday stock in one count, with web orders landing in the same reports.
Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies. Same plans across United States.
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You can set clothing under the per-item threshold to a zero tax rate and pieces above it to the full rate. It applies the rates you set; confirm the current rules with your accountant, since we don't certify tax setups.
Yes. Each store is a location with its own registers and staff, both use one catalog, and you can transfer sizes between them when one shop runs out.
Yes. Tag consigned pieces with their own brand or category and supplier, and run reports by that grouping so you can settle with consignors accurately.
Yes. Add the pop-up as a location, transfer stock to it, sell from a tablet in the browser and transfer what's left back afterwards. It needs an internet connection.
That depends on your card processor, since BoutiquePOS works with your processor and never handles payments. Once approved, the till records the payment by method.
Scan the item on the receipt, choose the replacement size or a refund or store credit, and the till moves stock both ways in one transaction.
Yes. Raise a purchase order to each supplier, receive the delivery against it and print barcode labels for the new stock as it is checked in.
Yes. Your catalog becomes an online store automatically, sharing stock with the shop. WooCommerce syncs directly and Shopify connects through an integration, so ask about it on your demo.
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