The retail textile works with collections, sizes, colors, seasons, exposure changes, returns, promotions, physical stores and online sales. The stock precision is fundamental to sell more, restock better and offer a reliable omnichannel experience.
RFID allows to identify each garment individually to speed up inventory, locate products, control movements and improve the real availability in store and warehouse.
RFID allows knowing what items are in store, warehouse, fitting room, transit, return or preparation for e-commerce. This reduces stock differences, improves restocking, facilitates ship-from-store, speeds up returns and allows working with more reliable data
Dipole designs Rfid solutions for fashion brands, textile chains, multi-brand stores, warehouses and specialized logistics operators.
We offer RFID solutions at Dipole to uniquely identify clothing items, collections, references, sizes, colors, lots and individual units through RFID tags adapted to the textile sector, allowing each item to be controlled from manufacturing to the point of sale.
We integrate RFID tags, readers, antennas, arches and portable devices to detect items in warehouses, stores, logistics centers, fitting rooms, shipping areas and sales points, performing rapid and massive readings without the need to scan product by product.
We connect RFID technology with ERP, WMS, SGA, TPV or retail platforms to automate inventory, control stock by size, color and reference, reduce stock breakage, improve restocking, prevent losses and optimize the traceability of each garment throughout the chain.
The RFID solutions for textiles and fashion automatically identify products, lots, assets or logistics units and record origin, location, status, movement and destination to offer a reliable end-to-end traceability.
RFID in textiles and fashion enables faster inventory counts and maintains the stock up-to-date, reducing differences between the physical inventory and the system and facilitating replenishments, recounts and real-time availability.
RFID validation in textiles and fashion helps detect incorrect references, quantities, lots, orders, assets or movements before they generate incidents in reception, preparation, production, shipment or delivery.
By automating readings and records, RFID reduces repetitive manual tasks in textiles and fashion, accelerates workflows and improves productivity in warehouse, production, logistics or service operations.
RFID facilitates the control of assets, equipment, tools, containers, pallets, or other reusable elements in textiles and fashion, recording location, use, movements, returns, and maintenance to avoid losses and unnecessary purchases.
Retail RFID reads for apparel and fashion integrate with ERP, WMS/SGA, MES, GMAO, CRM, LIMS or other systems, converting every physical movement into reliable, visible, and actionable operational data in real-time.
RFID converts the textile and fashion operation into a more agile, profitable and scalable process, with less operational friction, better service, greater control and a solid base to grow without relying on manual registration.
With RFID, textile and fashion improves quality, security, compliance and audits by linking each reading with controls, incidents, reviews, conservation, expiration, documentation or internal requirements of traceability.
Used to control items, sizes, colors, stock, fitting rooms, warehouse, e-commerce, returns, transfers and loss prevention.
Sí, in fashion it is common to identify each individual item to have unitary control of the stock.
By improving stock accuracy, it facilitates ecommerce, click & collect, ship-from-store and in-store reservations.
Yes. RFID can help control entries, exits, accumulations and restocking of tested garments.
It can be integrated with loss prevention solutions, although its main value is product identification and traceability.
Yes. Dipole can integrate RFID with ecommerce, ERP, POS, WMS or stock systems.
Normally hanging, adhesive, integrated into label branding or adapted solutions to product and process.
Yes. Allows stock control by campaign, collection, season, size, color and location.
