The core features 
behind Delogue’s fashion PLM software

• Materials, components, and trims are managed in a central library and can be reused across styles.
• Components can be added directly to the BOM and bring in key details such as colours, variations, and specifications.
• Bulk actions make it easy to update or replace a component across multiple styles at once, without hunting down individual files.
• Supplier collaboration is built in, so suppliers work on the same BOM data, keeping updates, changes, and approvals visible and traceable at every step.

Each item can store key details such as quality, size, colour, artwork, and composition. Qualities come from standardised lists you define, helping keep fibre naming and compositions accurate and compliant.

Items can be cloned when the same component is sourced from a different supplier, and reporting shows how items are used across collections.

A strong item library reduces repeated entry, improves consistency, and makes new collections faster to build.

You can set standard sample types and seasonal deadlines, creating a shared way of working across the organisation. Sample requests can be raised for a single style or across multiple styles, with real-time status tracking as work progresses.

Comments, files, quantities, and approvals stay on the request and linked to the style, so nothing gets lost. When samples arrive, structured feedback is captured centrally and shared with suppliers, keeping expectations clear and supporting faster cycles with better-quality outcomes.

Add the values and formulas you need, including default mark-ups, and decide what suppliers can see. Suppliers can then update their cost price and add comments in context, for example when it differs from your target. 

Your team reviews and approves pricing in the same workflow. You can also simulate prices for different MOQs and override the final price when a specific quantity applies. Everything is tracked and available in clear reports for both brands and suppliers.

• standardised care instructions: Icons, icon types, and layers are created once and reused across styles, with simple import options for a consistent setup.

• multi-language support: Care instructions can be managed and selected in different languages while staying compliant.

• clear supplier documentation: Suppliers can add icons and instructions directly, while final approval stays with your team.

• reduced risk: Fabric composition is pulled from the main material and linked to the care label.
  

If multiple styles share the same care instructions, import them from another style. Teams can track approval status in reports and export approved care labels when needed, keeping compliance part of everyday product development.

Every message, update, and change is logged, creating a clear decision history, from adding a fabric to updating deadlines on linked tasks. This makes it easy to see how and why a product evolves over time.

Messages, sample comments, change logs, and prices can be filtered by priority, helping teams avoid duplicated questions and lost information. Notifications alert the right people or suppliers when something changes, keeping conversations focused, traceable, and actionable across the supply chain.

Teams can build reports around what they need to track, from collection status and sample progress to supplier activity, pricing, and documentation completeness. Reports can be created at style or component level, filtered by responsibility, and saved for later. Because reports pull from live platform data, they stay up to date without manual copying. 

You can share reports with colleagues and suppliers, and each entry links back to the relevant style or component. Some updates can even be made directly in the report, helping teams spot issues early and keep collections on track.

With Delogue’s taskboard and dashboard, teams can create pre-defined workflows that map out every task required during development and assign responsibility to the right team members from the start.

Tasks can be created for yourself, colleagues, or suppliers and linked directly to a specific style, component, or certificate.

This creates a live overview of the collection, showing what is done, what is pending, and where attention is needed. Priorities can be set and adjusted as work evolves, giving teams structure without losing flexibility when changes inevitably occur in fashion.