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Fashion Planner

Fashion demand planning software

We help brands make planning and forecasting easier, faster, and better.

Fashion Planner combines software and planning expertise for fashion, beauty, and interior brands that need clearer demand planning, better NOOS follow-up, and more confident inventory investments.

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  • Built by planners who know the operational reality behind inventory decisions
  • Combines software, consultancy, and planning process support
  • Focused on NOOS, seasonal forecasting, assortment control and inventory performance
2007Working with planning and purchasing since
150+Textile brands visited, in Denmark and internationally
9Years on the road, brand by brand
4Ways to work with us, from software to interim planning
Thomas Frahm presenting planning figures to a team
Thomas Frahm
Thomas FrahmDemand planning expert

The people behind it

The biggest gain is usually not selling more. It is buying more precisely from the start.

Thomas has worked with planning and purchasing in the textile and fashion industry since 2007, and has held buying responsibility at brands including ONLY, Soya Concept and hummel.

What he finds repeats itself. Brands invest heavily in sales, marketing, e-commerce and digital platforms, while planning stays a side task handled next to buying. Fashion Planner is what came out of making the other case, brand by brand.

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Since 2007
Planning and purchasing in textile and fashion
150+ brands
Visited in Denmark and internationally
Buying lead
ONLY, Soya Concept and hummel

Trusted by current customers

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Blend
Blend
Casual Friday
Casual Friday
Cream
Cream
Culture
Culture
Fransa
Fransa
Gestuz
Gestuz
Ichi
Ichi
InWear
InWear
Kaffe
Kaffe
Kaffe Curve
Kaffe Curve
Martinique
Martinique
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mikk-line
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minipop
My Essential Wardrobe
My Essential Wardrobe
Nailster
Nailster
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Part Two
Pulz Jeans
Pulz Jeans
Rains
Rains
Saint Tropez
Saint Tropez
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Soaked
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Solid
Solid
Wood Wood
Wood Wood
Woodbird
Woodbird

Fashion apparel is where we started. Workwear, sports, jewelry, lingerie and swimwear, home interior, beauty, outdoor, and leisure brands run the same planning week. See the industries we plan for

Typical pains

The planning work gets harder when too much time goes into collecting data instead of acting on it

These are the recurring bottlenecks we see in demand planning teams and the reason many brands start looking for a better setup.

Excel time

Too much time is spent consolidating reports manually in Excel, which slows the process down and increases the risk of formula errors.

Size breakdown

Future stock at size level is hard to see, and breaking orders down into sizes becomes a heavy manual process.

Availability questions

Sales and management keep asking about stock-outs and future availability, and planners spend time answering instead of improving decisions.

Reporting workload

Monthly reporting consumes time that should be used to analyze current KPIs, exceptions, and commercial actions.

Limited resources

Many businesses do not have dedicated planners, so the planning workflow has to stay simple, fast, and practical.

Low review frequency

Product reviews happen too infrequently because teams are busy gathering data instead of responding to what sales patterns are showing.

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The cost of getting it wrong

Buying for stock is the most risky part of the business

Most brands never put a number on what a wrong buy actually costs. That number is what decides whether planning reads as an expense or as an investment.

“I recently sat with a customer who did not think they could afford consultancy help or a planning system — despite a wrong purchase of 3,000 pieces on a single product, worth around half a million kroner.”

Thomas Frahm

Who owns the forecast?

Do you have a dedicated demand planner, or does the responsibility sit with buying or sales, handled alongside everything else?

What does a wrong buy cost?

Do you measure it in write-downs, tied-up capital and lost sales — and do you use that figure when you decide what to invest in planning?

Cost, or investment?

Do you treat planning as an expense to keep down, or as an investment in both earnings and a lower climate footprint?

This is what the answer looks like

Availability, forecast method and precision against actual sales, on one screen — so a reorder decision takes minutes instead of a morning in Excel.

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What we offer

Software, 360° planning support, and planning as a service

Fashion Planner combines a practical planning platform with deep fashion-planning expertise. We support both established brands and smaller teams with software, implementation, and hands-on planning services.

Fashion Planner

A planning and forecasting platform tailored for textile, interior, beauty and fashion businesses that need faster and more frequent planning with clearer stock visibility.

BZIMPLE 360°

A structured review of buying processes, resources, and workflows so inventory investments in NOOS, seasonal, and limited products become more deliberate.

Planning as a Service

Hands-on support for smaller businesses or periods where internal planning resources are missing and an experienced planner needs to step in.

ERP and workflow integration

Full integration service, minimizing the needs for your IT department to be involved.

What changes

The goal is simpler planning, faster response, and better inventory outcomes

The strongest gains usually come from making planners spend less time producing data and more time using it.

Less money tied up in stock because inventory is reviewed with stronger analysis and clearer priorities

More frequent product reviews because the planning team spends less time gathering and cleaning data

Stronger size and SKU-level planning instead of only style-level visibility

Shared reporting and planning figures that reduce manual follow-up from management and sales

Better-trained planners and users through a clearer workflow, better tools, and repeatable planning routines

Expertise

Use the platform together with practical planning expertise

Choose software, consulting support, interim planning help, or a combined approach—depending on what your team needs.

Demand planning support for NOOS and seasonal collections

Stock analysis and planning follow-up aimed at better turnover and fewer stock risks

Training and onboarding that helps teams plan better and work from the same logic

ERP-to-Fashion-Planner synchronization and workflow setup around ordering and review

Apparel assortment displayed on a boutique rack

How it gets implemented

  1. Busy IT team? We can manage the integration with minimal demand on your internal IT resources.
  2. During implementation, we configure the platform and establish your initial plans, so you start with a fully functioning setup on day one.

Frequently asked

Questions a B2B fashion planning buyer is likely to ask

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Next step

Turn planning pain points into a real demo conversation.

Use the demo flow for software inquiries, planning support, ERP integration questions, and advisory conversations.

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