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data analysis and decision-making. Here's how you can use past 4 months' OCR (Order Confirmation
Reports) to manage surplus garments effectively:
1. **Data Analysis:**
- Start by analyzing the OCR reports from the past 4 months to understand order patterns, demand
trends, and customer preferences. Identify which garment styles, sizes, colors, and designs are selling
well and which ones are experiencing slower demand.
- Use the OCR data to identify slow-moving inventory or items that have not been selling as
expected over the past few months. Focus on surplus garments that are taking up valuable storage
space and tying up capital.
- Segment the surplus inventory based on factors such as age, seasonality, fashion trends, and sales
performance. Categorize items into categories like obsolete, excess, clearance, or slow-moving
inventory.
- Create bundle offers, package deals, or value packs with surplus garments to increase their
attractiveness to customers. Combine slow-moving items with popular products to enhance sales
opportunities.
- Evaluate inventory liquidation strategies for surplus garments that are unlikely to sell at regular
prices. Consider options such as clearance sales, outlet stores, liquidation auctions, bulk sales to
wholesalers, or donation programs.
- Gather feedback from customers, sales teams, and retail partners regarding surplus garments. Use
analytics tools and sales reports to track the effectiveness of surplus management strategies and
adjust tactics as needed.
- Use insights from OCR reports and surplus management efforts to optimize future production
planning. Adjust production quantities, prioritize popular styles, and align manufacturing with actual
demand to minimize surplus inventory in the future.
By leveraging OCR reports and implementing targeted strategies, you can effectively manage surplus
garments, reduce excess inventory, improve cash flow, and enhance overall profitability in the
garment industry.