Luxury Fashion Brand (Spain)
- Supply Matrix Research

- Oct 10, 2025
- 1 min read

CLIENT
A luxury fashion brand balancing service levels, seasonality, and working capital.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Inventory was not aligned to SKU behaviour and service targets. Some items were overstocked while priority items stocked out, leading to cash tied up in slow movers and avoidable availability gaps.
WHAT WE DID
Designed and implemented a Multi-Echelon Inventory Optimisation (MEIO) approach to set inventory targets across the full network (central warehouse → regional nodes → stores/DCs)
Segmented SKUs and defined target service levels by segment, margin, and demand volatility
Optimised replenishment parameters (lead times, reorder points, review cycles) and established rules for seasonal and new-product behaviour
RESULT The MEIO-led approach reduced inventory holding by ~7-10% (releasing working capital) while improving availability on priority/core SKUs. By removing duplicated buffers and stabilising replenishment rules, inventory turns improved by ~0.6x, creating a better balance between service levels, cash, and network stability. |




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