Fashion catalog operations that ship the new season on time.

Variant Manager handles up to 2,048 variants per product (full Shopify ceiling). A drop of 15 SKUs × 72 variants each = 1,080 variants total across the drop, distributed across products. Each product has its own variant matrix; bulk operations work across them. Pre-write validation prevents half-imports. The drop ships with the full matrix, not "selected variants unavailable" placeholders.

Yes — Quality Guard ships with fashion-category rules out of the box: size chart attribution required, fabric composition (% cotton / wool / synthetic), care instructions (machine wash temp, drying, ironing), fit notes (true to size / runs small / oversized), and model attribution per image. You can extend or override the rule set per category in Catalogue Hub's attribute schema. The default rules cover ~90% of fashion catalogs.

Showroom buyers typically order from the full season catalog at wholesale tier with MOQs + lead times — their portal is the linesheet view. Retail partners (boutiques, multi-brand shops) usually carry a curated subset at a different tier with smaller MOQs — their portal is scoped to that subset. Each portal has its own scope rules + pricing tier + export shape. Lookbook imagery + linesheet PDF export per portal is supported.

You define your brand voice template once at the workspace level — tone (formal / conversational / playful), vocabulary (use these words, avoid those), example copy that represents your brand at its best. Apimio AI respects the template across every output. For fashion specifically, the AI also pulls from canonical fabric / fit / care attributes so the generated copy is grounded in the actual product, not invented. Premium positioning vocabulary holds at scale.

Yes — Catalogue Hub's Markets-native locales store per-locale size charts against the canonical record. The US store shows US 4/6/8/10; the EU store shows 34/36/38/40; the UK store shows 6/8/10/12; the JP store shows JP S/M/L with cm measurements. All from one canonical record. The size chart locale variants are reviewed once and propagated forever; no per-store re-entry.

Apimio coexists with external DAMs. Image URLs can reference your DAM CDN; Image Guard validates the URLs respond + are at expected resolution. For teams without a DAM, Apimio's image management (auto-fetch, CDN, alt text generation) covers the catalog-imagery side. Migrating from an external DAM into Apimio is a Supplier Bridge import with the DAM's export as the source file.

For brands already on Shopify, there's no migration — Apimio reads from your existing Shopify catalogs on first sync. Most fashion catalogs (5,000–25,000 SKUs across stores) complete the initial import within 30 minutes. For brands migrating from Magento, WooCommerce, or another platform, Supplier Bridge's AI column mapping ingests the legacy export — typically a 1–2 day project end-to-end including Quality Guard cleanup.

Catalogue Hub stores image sets per product with order + alt text + locale variants. Image Guard enforces lifestyle + detail + variant shot counts per category. For dedicated lookbook publishing (editorial PDFs for wholesale buyers), Trade Portal's portal-level content blocks support lookbook embedding alongside the catalog browse experience. The lookbook is content; the catalog is data; Apimio handles both.

Yes. Catalogue Hub supports per-locale size matrices via Shopify Markets integration. A US M jacket = EU 50 = UK 40 = JP L, all mapped in one canonical record. Customers see localized sizing automatically based on their store/region.

Yes. Sale Scheduler handles seasonal launches: schedule the launch date, set the auto-archive date for end-of-season, and the catalog rotates automatically. Combined with Quality Guard's image + content gates, every drop ships with complete product data.