PLM for Home & Textile Brands

Enhance performance with one connected Home & Textile PLM

Home & textile collections are built around coherence. Colours, qualities, measurements and finishes have to match across rooms, sets and price levels, because even small inconsistencies break the overall impression. One wrong shade, a size mismatch or a quality deviation can undermine an entire range.

Delogue is the collaborative product development platform, a textile PLM that brings teams, suppliers and product data into one shared workflow. The outcome is fewer errors, clearer decisions and better control of margin across large-scale home & textile collections.

Home & Textile PLM: Getting specs right for every piece in the set

In home & textile, precision has to hold up at scale. A bedding programme quickly becomes a web of linked details, and without a clear structure it’s easy to lose track of what’s approved, what changed, and which variants belong together.

Designing coherent ranges, not just single products

Home & textile design is about making a collection feel consistent. Designers think in ranges, not single items - and once a change is made to a shared component, that change can ripple across multiple styles. Keeping everything aligned becomes difficult unless the structure is clear.

In Delogue’s textile PLM, style creation is simple and structured. Designers can build base styles and copy them to create related styles for different themes or price levels. Shared components can be reused across styles, making it easier to keep ranges consistent without duplicating work. 

Design files link directly to each style, so teams can clearly see how the collection comes together. Collections can be filtered by series or room, keeping the creativity aligned.

A Textile PLM that keeps fabrics, prints and suppliers under control

Sourcing in home & textile is driven by fabrics and quality. The same fabric is often used across multiple styles, sizes and collections, sometimes with small variations in construction or certification. 

When supplier quotes, approvals and certificates are spread across tools, it becomes hard to see what is approved, where it is used and which changes affect several styles at once.

Protect margin on every tender with one connected platform

Margin in home & textile is often decided early. Large volumes, tight price points and long lead times leave little room for error. A change to a fabric price, a component update or a new supplier quote can affect many styles at once, and quietly erode margin if it isn’t visible in time.

In Delogue’s textile PLM, buying and category teams work directly on live styles. Costing is built from up-to-date BOMs and component-level pricing, making it easy to test alternative materials or suppliers and immediately see the margin impact before decisions are locked. 

Because the same calculated data flows into order and production, teams can trust that what was approved is what actually moves forward. This keeps margin under control across campaigns and seasons, instead of discovering problems when products are already in transit.

Telling one clear story from showroom to webshop

Home & textile products are sold through atmosphere and trust. Use cases like “bedroom refresh,” “hotel-ready linen” or “spa-quality towels” need to be supported by clear, accurate product information. 

But when storytelling and technical data are maintained in different tools, inconsistencies quickly appear across markets and sales channels. Product descriptions change, attributes drift and teams end up rebuilding the same information again and again.

Collaborative Textile PLM - keeping calendar on track

Timing is everything in home & textile. Launch windows are tight, and when development lives in disconnected tools, small updates can surface late and knock the whole range off schedule. Suddenly the team is reacting instead of steering - and “just one change” turns into last-minute fixes across the collection.

Delogue keeps development moving by connecting tasks, approvals and workflow steps directly to the product. The right context stays with the style, including shared components and documentation, so it’s always clear what’s next and who owns it. Instead of rebuilding the process every season, teams can reuse proven structures and track progress in one place.

As a textile PLM, Delogue helps teams hit calendar dates with less stress: fewer late changes, shorter cycles, and smoother collection launches.