Customer-owned goods
Brands can ship custom products in bulk, retain ownership, and release them later for decoration, fulfillment, or replenishment.
3PL operations
Customer inventory managed beside decoration and fulfillment.
A 90,000-square-foot Carrollton operation can receive, store, control, decorate, and release customer-owned goods, sourced wholesale blanks, finished merchandise, and non-apparel products.
Inside the operation
Warehousing & inventory, up close.
Selected views from the equipment, finishing, inventory, and workflows connected to this work.
Organized warehouse capacity for continuing programs.
Pick locations organized for warehousing needs and fulfillment programs.
Warehouse inventory positioned for fulfillment programs.
Structured inventory locations to support timely and accurate fulfillment.
Inventory staged for store packs and distribution.
Impress Designs' 90,000-square-foot Carrollton production facility
Custom branding turns a hard cooler into personalized promotional merch.
Warehouse space organized for inventory, fulfillment, and distribution.
Easily accessible inventory supports seamless picking.90,000 sq. ft.Single Carrollton facility
1.2MT-shirt-equivalent storage capacity
Two modelsCustomer-owned or Impress-sourced goods
Overview
A flexible warehouse built around customer programs.
Custom brands typically ship their own goods in bulk, retain ownership, and use Impress Designs for storage, decoration, and fulfillment. Programs using traditional wholesale blanks can instead have Impress Designs source the goods and invoice product, decoration, and fulfillment together.
The single facility has storage capacity equivalent to approximately 1.2 million T-shirts. Programs can also include finished merchandise, packaging, promotional goods, store components, and products that require fulfillment but no decoration.
Capabilities & scope
Inventory capabilities.
Impress-sourced wholesale blanks
For established wholesale styles, Impress Designs can source the blanks and invoice the goods together with decoration and fulfillment.
Program components
Packaging, inserts, labels, displays, promotional goods, and non-apparel items can be incorporated.
Connected order release
Orders can arrive through managed stores, ShipStation, custom APIs, structured files, and approved customer workflows.
Current inventory reporting
Inventory reporting is currently program-based and typically prepared manually each week. Automated inventory visibility is under development and is not represented as live today.
Operating model
Inventory begins with receiving discipline.
- 01
Define item ownership, identifiers, packing lists, purchase orders, and receiving references.
- 02
Receive and reconcile goods against the approved inbound information.
- 03
Store and control items under the program's location and status rules.
- 04
Release inventory into decoration, finishing, kitting, or fulfillment.
Requirements & controls
Program considerations
- Every inbound shipment needs usable PO, work-order, inventory-order, BOL, or packing-list references.
- Blank, work-in-process, finished, damaged, and held inventory require clear statuses.
- Replenishment, aged inventory, counts, adjustments, and disposal rules should be defined.
- Unusual items and floor-loaded deliveries require advance review.
- Inventory ownership and billing responsibility must be documented for each program.
Customer fit
A strong fit for
- Recurring decoration programs
- Company stores and ecommerce
- Customer-owned blank inventory
- Multi-item fulfillment programs
- Organizations consolidating warehouse and decoration vendors
A partner that stays ahead