Know what you can build — before the order lands.
Bobbin is the production and inventory platform for brands who stock blank garments and assemble finished products to order. Real-time buildable stock, QR-tracked shop-floor picking, and purchasing — synced natively with WooCommerce, not bolted on.
Generic MRP wasn't built for this.
Your storefront sells finished garments. Your floor assembles them from blanks, trims and print runs — and the two rarely agree on what's actually buildable. Spreadsheets drift. WooCommerce stock counts lie. By the time you notice you're short a blank, the order's already confirmed.
General-purpose MRP tools treat WooCommerce as one integration among many — Shopify-first, usage-priced, and blind to kit-level assembly logic. You end up paying enterprise prices for a workflow built around someone else's factory.
From storefront to shop floor, in three steps.
Connect your store
Orders come in live from every storefront you sell on. Stock goes back out on a predictable nightly rhythm, or on demand.
Build your catalog
Define your blanks, sync your finished products from Woo, and give each one a bill of materials — blanks, or other finished products, in any mix.
Run the floor
Plans, QR picking, production tracking and purchasing all draw from one real-time picture of what you can actually build.
Everything the floor needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Built for Woo. Not bolted on.
Generic manufacturing software treats WooCommerce as an afterthought and prices for a factory ten times your size. Bobbin doesn't.
| Generic MRP | Bobbin | |
|---|---|---|
| Sales channel | Shopify-first, Woo bolted on | WooCommerce-native, webhook-driven |
| Availability logic | Generic BOM, batch-oriented | Real-time, assembly-to-order aware |
| Shop floor | Rarely included | QR pick tasks, production board & print plan built in |
| Pricing | Usage-based, add-ons stack fast | Flat, predictable, per store |
What Bobbin isn't.
Built for the floor between "order confirmed" and "order produced" — not a replacement for your accounting system or a full ERP suite. Knowing what's out of scope up front saves everyone a demo call.
- No accounting, invoicing or general ledger
- No raw-materials (fabric roll / trim) tracking — starts at the blank
- No decoration specs or print recipes
- No customer-facing product customizer
- No quoting for one-off custom jobs
- No wholesale/B2B ordering portal
- One warehouse — not a multi-warehouse system
- Handover between picking and production is a workflow step, not a tracked state
- 1 WooCommerce store
- Full product — catalog through shop floor
- Email support
- Multiple market storefronts, one warehouse
- Custom setup as needed
Building assembly-to-order on WooCommerce? We built this for you.
We're onboarding a first group of apparel brands before opening up broadly.