Most fashion brands lose weeks to scattered spreadsheets and email threads that never end. WFX changes that. Plan collections, build tech packs, and launch in weeks instead of months. WFX is the fashion PLM software built for the way modern fashion teams actually work.
We serve 600+ customers across North America, Europe, the UK, Asia, and Australia.
WFX Fashion PLM gives you:
Great products are not enough on their own. Leaders win by moving faster at every stage. WFX helps you make sharper decisions, lift productivity, shorten speed to market, and bring costs down, all from one modern fashion PLM.
Get your samples right the first time. Digitizing operations and approvals means less waste, easier quality audits, and sourcing from certified vendors only. Built-in sustainability tracking supports your compliance and ESG reporting across the full lifecycle, so you earn customer loyalty and protect the planet at the same time.
Creative teams should not be stuck on busywork. Our 100% cloud PLM for apparel clears away the repetitive tasks, the duplicate systems, and the silos, and leaves a workflow that is genuinely collaborative. The interface is straightforward enough that teams actually adopt it.
Final inspections are nobody's favorite job. WFX makes them painless, with inspection and specification tracking you can run from anywhere on mobile or iPad. And because factories always work from the latest tech pack, far fewer errors slip through to production.
Good decisions need good data. WFX gives you end-to-end integrated information, backed by ERP integration, so you can read vendor performance, product success, delivery timelines, inventory, and production schedules in real time, then act on what you see.
Know your products will land on time. WFX gives you a real-time view of your supply chain map, the tools to manage production, and visibility right through to your sales channels. Full traceability, start to finish.
Hear how WFX has given customers more visibility, centralized their processes, and improved collaboration with suppliers.
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Pretty much everyone in the product chain uses it: brands, retailers, manufacturers, and suppliers. They lean on fashion PLM to run product development in one place, from the first design through to production. The real win is that design, merchandising, sourcing, and production stop emailing versions back and forth and start working off the same live data. Skims, Everlane, Gorjana, Steve Madden, and Cult Gaia already run WFX PLM.
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Short version: it's the software that runs a product's whole life, from first idea to delivery. Fashion PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) keeps your design, tech packs, costing, and sampling under one roof. No more digging through five spreadsheets to find the latest version. Everyone works from the same source of truth, start to finish.
It puts design, development, merchandising, and sourcing on a single platform and lets them work in parallel. Designers drop in artwork, developers build the tech packs, sourcing fires requests off to suppliers, merchandisers run the numbers, and nobody sits waiting on an email to move. What you feel day to day is a quicker path to market and far fewer rounds of samples.
Faster to market, fewer samples, lower production costs, and tighter vendor collaboration. That's the short list. Because everything lives in one place, you can follow a style from first sketch all the way to delivery. And when we ask customers what changed most, the answer is almost always the same: a lot less back-and-forth with suppliers.
PLM owns the product side: design, tech packs, materials, costing, sampling, and vendor collaboration. ERP owns the business side: finance, inventory, orders, and the supply chain. Most fashion brands want both, which is why WFX runs a native PLM and ERP combination, so your product data flows straight from design into production and fulfillment without a handoff gap.
Because fashion breaks generic systems. Seasons, styles, size and color matrices, tech packs, sampling workflows, a standard PLM simply was not built for any of it, so teams burn time rigging up workarounds. WFX PLM was built for apparel from the start, along with accessories, home textiles, and footwear. It just fits the way you already work.
Usually a few weeks, though it depends on your team size and how big your product catalog is. Either way, you are not on your own. WFX handles onboarding, helps migrate your data, and trains your team, so moving off spreadsheets or a legacy system does not turn into a project that drags on for months.