Point of Sales (POS) for fashion boutiques: sizes, exchanges, and in-store styling
Variant matrix checkout, exchange workflows, tagging after fitting, and modest-fashion clienteling on Mrfqy POS.
Fashion boutiques in Jeddah, Casablanca, and Alexandria sell stories — not just SKUs. Staff help customers find sizes, suggest accessories, and exchange items at the counter. Point of Sales (POS) must handle size/color matrices, partial exchanges, and bilingual receipts without slowing the styling conversation.
Size and color at checkout
Category tiles group collections — Ramadan, Eid, new season — cashiers drill to size without memorizing SKU lists.
Search by Arabic product name when hang tags are missing after fitting room try-on.
Stock per variant shows on selection — avoid promising size 42 when only 40 remains.
Barcode on hang tag scans directly to variant — fastest path for tagged inventory.
Exchanges and returns at counter
Exchange flow: return original variant to stock, sell new variant on same receipt — customer pays difference.
Link to online order when buyer returns web purchase in-store — omnichannel policy one place.
Store credit optional for sale items — configure policy in terms page, cashier sees rules at refund screen.
Manager PIN for exchanges without receipt — policy threshold per brand.
Tagging after fitting workflow
Many boutiques tag only sold items — POS search-by-name is daily workflow, not edge case.
Mobile label printer at fitting room prints barcode when sale confirmed — optional hardware upgrade.
Staff commission reports attribute sales to stylist when staff ID logged per session.