Course map
27 tracks · 146 courses · 703 lessons
T01The Apparel & Textile Business10 courses · 50 lessons
T01-C01 The Apparel & Textile Business
Tools you keep: T01-C01-order-shape-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | From fibre to customer: the chain of companies that makes one T-shirt Free preview | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Who owns the product at each point in the chain? | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How a price is built: from the factory's cost to the shop shelf | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Who carries the risk when things go wrong: late shipment, quality rejection and cancellation | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | How the timeline is planned: building and reading a domestic restocking timeline | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C02 Companies in the Industry
Tools you keep: T01-C02-company-directory.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main types of companies in the apparel and textile industry | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | How a vertically integrated group differs from independent companies at each stage | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Buying offices, sourcing offices and agents: who they work for and how they are paid | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Textile mills: spinning, knitting, weaving, dyeing and finishing as separate or combined businesses | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | How to identify which company you are dealing with from a purchase order or a company name | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C03 How Apparel Businesses Sell
Tools you keep: T01-C03-selling-model-decision-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main ways an apparel business reaches its customer | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Private label vs own brand: who owns the design and who carries the unsold stock | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Wholesale vs direct retail: how the same product reaches two different price points | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | E-commerce and physical retail: what changes in ordering, sizing and returns | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a selling model: a decision exercise built around Cedar & Co. | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C04 Make to Order and Make to Stock
Tools you keep: T01-C04-mto-mts-classifier.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Make to Order and Make to Stock: the two ways a factory plans production Free preview | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | How Make to Order changes lead time, risk and cash flow compared with Make to Stock | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How MTS changes forecasting, warehousing and markdown risk compared with MTO | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Hybrid models: when a company runs Make to Order and Make to Stock lines together | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Reading an order or a company's model to tell MTO from MTS | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C05 How an Apparel Order Works
Tools you keep: T01-C05-order-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The life of an order: the stages every apparel order passes through, from first enquiry to shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Sampling stages: proto, fit and sales samples, and what each one proves | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Order confirmation: what a purchase order must contain before production starts | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Production tracking: the checkpoints a merchandiser follows during making | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Shipment and closing an order: documents, inspection and hand-over | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C06 How a Collection Works
Tools you keep: T01-C06-range-plan-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a collection is and how it differs from a single order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The seasonal calendar: how far ahead a collection is planned before it reaches the shop | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Range planning: balancing categories, price points and colours across a collection | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Buying and open-to-buy: how a retailer decides how much of a collection to commit to | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | From collection plan to individual purchase orders: why a range plan is not itself an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C07 Money in the Apparel Business
Tools you keep: T01-C07-costing-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How the price of a garment is built from fabric to margin, stage by stage | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Costing a garment: fabric, trims, making charge, overhead and profit | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Margin and markup: the difference, and how each is calculated | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Payment terms and cash flow: how and when money moves between buyer and factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Where profit is made and lost across the value chain: a worked comparison | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C08 Jobs and Departments
Tools you keep: T01-C08-department-directory.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main departments in a garment factory and what each one does | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The main departments inside a buying company or brand, and what each one does | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Merchandising: the department that connects the factory and the buyer | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Quality, compliance and sustainability: three separate questions across the chain | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Career paths: how people move between these jobs and departments | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C09 Systems and Information
Tools you keep: T01-C09-information-map-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why information about an order must move as reliably as the goods themselves | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The core systems used in the industry: ERP, PLM and what each is for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How a purchase order, a tech pack and a costing sheet connect to each other | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Common information failures: wrong data, late updates and version confusion | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Keeping your own order information reliable without relying on a system | EN AR FR TR | — |
T01-C10 The Industry Today
Tools you keep: T01-C10-career-readiness-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The size and shape of the global apparel and textile industry today | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Where the industry's factories, mills and buyers are concentrated, and why | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Sustainability and compliance pressures reshaping the industry | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Technology changes: how it affects sourcing, production and retail differently | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | What this means for someone starting a career in the industry now | EN AR FR TR | — |
T02Fibres and Yarns5 courses · 24 lessons
T02-C01 Natural Fibres
Tools you keep: T02-C01-fibre-reference-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a natural fibre is and the main types used in apparel | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Cotton: how it is grown and graded, and what "Ne 30/1 combed" means | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Wool, silk and linen: how they differ from cotton in properties and use | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | How fibre length, fineness and strength affect the yarn and fabric made from it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a natural fibre for a garment: matching fibre properties to the product | EN AR FR TR | — |
T02-C02 Man-Made and Synthetic Fibres
Tools you keep: T02-C02-man-made-fibre-reference-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The difference between man-made cellulosic fibres and synthetic fibres | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | How polyester and nylon are made, and why they behave differently from cotton | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Viscose, modal and lyocell: cellulosic but not natural in the way cotton is | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Elastane and stretch fibres: how a small percentage changes a fabric's performance | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a man-made or synthetic fibre, or a blend, for a product's requirements | EN AR FR TR | — |
T02-C03 Yarn Formation and Counts
Tools you keep: T02-C03-yarn-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How fibres become yarn: the spinning process from bale to cone | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Yarn count systems: Ne and Tex, and how to convert between them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Ply and twist: what a yarn's construction number and twist direction mean | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Combed vs carded yarn: what the process removes and why it costs more | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Calculating yarn requirements for an order from fabric weight and construction | EN AR FR TR | — |
T02-C04 Yarn Quality and Faults
Tools you keep: T02-C04-yarn-inspection-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What yarn quality means: evenness, strength, and count consistency | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Common yarn faults and how they show up in fabric | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How yarn faults are tested and reported: a yarn test certificate | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reading a yarn quality claim from a mill and what to check before accepting a lot | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a yarn-inspection checklist for an incoming lot | EN AR FR TR | — |
T02-C05 Fibre Blends and Performance
Tools you keep: T02-C05-blend-selector.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why fibres are blended: cotton-polyester and cotton-elastane blends and what each is for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading a blend ratio and what it means for a fabric's performance | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Common blend ratios in the industry and the trade-offs each one makes | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding which blend to specify for a given product brief | EN AR FR TR | — |
T03Fabrics5 courses · 26 lessons
T03-C01 Woven Fabric Construction
Tools you keep: T03-C01-woven-construction-reference-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What weaving is and how it differs from knitting | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The three basic weaves: plain, twill and satin, and how they look and behave | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a woven fabric's construction: ends per inch, picks per inch and fabric width | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Warp and weft: which yarns go which way and why it matters for strength and stretch | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a woven fabric construction for a given product | EN AR FR TR | — |
T03-C02 Knitted Fabric Construction
Tools you keep: T03-C02-knit-construction-reference-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What knitting is and how it differs from weaving | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Weft knits vs warp knits: single jersey, rib, interlock and other common structures | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a knitted fabric's construction: gauge, stitch length and GSM | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Why knitted fabrics stretch and how that changes garment fit and pattern | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a knitted fabric construction for a given product | EN AR FR TR | — |
T03-C03 Fabric Calculations
Tools you keep: T03-C03-fabric-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Calculating fabric consumption per garment from pattern and marker | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | GSM and fabric weight: converting between grams per square metre and ounces per square yard | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating fabric width usable after selvedge and shrinkage allowance | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Calculating total fabric required for an order from consumption and quantity | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Calculating fabric cost from price per kilogram or metre and consumption | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L06 | Putting it together: a full fabric requirement and cost calculation for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T03-C04 Denim, Performance and Specialty Fabrics
Tools you keep: T03-C04-fabric-type-selector.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes denim different: twill weave, indigo dye and weight | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Performance fabrics: stretch, moisture-wicking and other added functions | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Specialty fabrics: coated, laminated and technical fabrics | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Matching a fabric type to a product's performance requirements | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Deciding between a standard, performance or specialty fabric for a given brief | EN AR FR TR | — |
T03-C05 Fabric Evaluation and Supporting Materials
Tools you keep: T03-C05-fabric-inspection-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How fabric quality is inspected on arrival: six checks, each pass or fail on its own | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Common fabric faults and how they are scored | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Interlining, lining and other supporting materials and what each is for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reading a fabric test report and what to check before accepting a lot | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a fabric-inspection checklist for an incoming shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T04Colour, Dyeing and Finishing5 courses · 25 lessons
T04-C01 Fabric Preparation
Tools you keep: T04-C01-fabric-preparation-readiness-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why greige fabric needs preparation before dyeing | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Desizing, scouring and bleaching: what each preparation step removes | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Checking a fabric is ready for dyeing before it leaves preparation | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Common preparation faults and what causes them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a fabric-preparation readiness checklist | EN AR FR TR | — |
T04-C02 Dyeing Systems and Dye Classes
Tools you keep: T04-C02-dye-class-selector.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How dyeing works: fibre, dye and fixation | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Dye classes and which fibres each one dyes: reactive, disperse, acid and vat | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Batch dyeing vs continuous dyeing: how a mill chooses between them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Dye-lot minimums and how they affect a small order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a dye class and dyeing method for a given fibre and order size | EN AR FR TR | — |
T04-C03 Colour Management and Approval
Tools you keep: T04-C03-colour-approval-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How a colour standard is set and communicated to a mill | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Lab dips and strike-offs: approving a colour before bulk dyeing | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a colour approval report: pass, fail and conditional approval | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Shade variation and metamerism: why a colour can look different under different light | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Tracking colour approvals across a bulk order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T04-C04 Printing
Tools you keep: T04-C04-print-cost-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main printing methods: screen print and digital print | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | How many print colours or screens a design needs and why it affects cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating print cost from method, colours and quantity | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Print placement and common print faults | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Choosing a print method for a given design and order size | EN AR FR TR | — |
T04-C05 Finishing and Garment Washing
Tools you keep: T04-C05-finishing-and-wash-approval-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Common fabric finishes and what each one does | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Common garment washes: stone wash, enzyme wash and standard wash | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How washing changes a garment's size, colour and hand-feel | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Checking a washed garment against the approved wash standard | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a finishing and wash-approval checklist for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T05Product, Construction and Tech Packs5 courses · 25 lessons
T05-C01 Garment Anatomy and Terminology
Tools you keep: T05-C01-garment-anatomy-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Naming the parts of a woven garment: collar, cuff, yoke, placket | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Naming the parts of a knit garment: neckline, hem, sleeve types | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Naming denim-specific components: waistband, belt loops, rivets and the five-pocket configuration | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Naming closures and trims: zippers, buttons, elastic, drawcords | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a garment anatomy worksheet for a new style | EN AR FR TR | — |
T05-C02 Stitches, Seams and Construction
Tools you keep: T05-C02-construction-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Common stitch classes and what each one is used for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Common seam types and where each is used | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Standard seam allowances and why they matter | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Checking a garment's construction against its spec, property by property | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a construction checklist for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T05-C03 Pattern Making and Marker Fundamentals
Tools you keep: T05-C03-marker-planning-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a pattern is and how it relates to a finished garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Grading a pattern across a size range | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | What a marker is and how it lays out pattern pieces | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Calculating marker efficiency and fabric wastage | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a marker-planning worksheet for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T05-C04 Measurement, Fit and Size Sets
Tools you keep: T05-C04-size-set-and-measurement-spec-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Standard body measurement points used in garment specs | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a size set from a base size and a grade rule | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a measurement spec: point of measure and tolerance | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Common fit problems and how to diagnose them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a size-set and measurement-spec worksheet for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T05-C05 Tech Packs and Costable Specifications
Tools you keep: T05-C05-tech-pack-template-pack.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a tech pack is and why every order needs one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a bill of materials for a tech pack | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Adding construction detail and measurement specs to a tech pack | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Adding grading rules, labelling and packing instructions to a tech pack | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Assembling a complete, costable tech pack for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06Product Categories9 courses · 40 lessons
T06-C01 Denim and Jeans
Tools you keep: T06-C01-denim-order-file.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a denim garment different from other woven products | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Denim washes and finishes and how they change the final garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Denim-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Costing a denim order: fabric to finished wash | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete denim order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C02 Knitwear and Sweaters
Tools you keep: T06-C02-knitwear-order-file.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a knitwear or sweater garment different from a cut-and-sew garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Knit gauge, stitch structure and shaping and how they change the finished sweater | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Knitwear-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Costing a knitwear order: yarn to finished garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete knitwear order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C03 Socks and Hosiery
Tools you keep: T06-C03-sock-order-file.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a sock or hosiery product different from a cut-and-sew garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Sock anatomy, knitting zones and finishing steps | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Hosiery-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Costing a hosiery order from yarn to finished pair | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete hosiery order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C04 Outerwear and Technical Assembly
Tools you keep: T06-C04-outerwear-construction-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes an outerwear garment different from lighter woven or knitted garments | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Insulation, shell fabric and water-resistant finishes and how they change the finished outerwear garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Outerwear-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Costing an outerwear order from shell and insulation to finished garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete outerwear order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C05 Activewear and Performance Products
Tools you keep: T06-C05-activewear-order-quality-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a knitted activewear garment different from a standard knit like Order A's T-shirt | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Activewear-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Costing an activewear order: fabric, finishing and making lines by formula | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete activewear order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C06 Lingerie and Swimwear
Tools you keep: T06-C06-lingerie-swimwear-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a lingerie or swimwear garment different from other garments | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Lingerie- and swimwear-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Costing a lingerie or swimwear order: fabric, elastic trim and cup/underwire lines by formula | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete lingerie or swimwear order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C07 Uniforms, Workwear and PPE
Tools you keep: T06-C07-uniform-workwear-ppe-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes uniforms, workwear and PPE different from other garments | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Uniform, workwear and PPE-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Costing a uniform or workwear order: the certification and testing cost line PPE claims add | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete uniform or workwear order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C08 Terry and Towel Products
Tools you keep: T06-C08-towel-order-file.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a terry or towel product different from cut-and-sew apparel | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Terry- and towel-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Costing a towel order from fabric to finished product | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete towel order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T06-C09 Home Textiles and Bedding
Tools you keep: T06-C09-bedding-order-file.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What makes a home textile or bedding product different from apparel | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Home-textile-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Costing a bedding order from fabric to finished product | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete bedding order file for production | EN AR FR TR | — |
T07Factory Operations5 courses · 25 lessons
T07-C01 How a Garment Factory Works
Tools you keep: T07-C01-factory-workflow-capacity-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main departments and workflow inside a garment factory, in the order work actually moves | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Line balancing and how a factory matches its output to a target quantity and deadline | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Capacity planning: how a factory decides how many orders it can accept | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Common production bottlenecks and how a factory identifies where work is piling up | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Reading a factory's own production report to see where an order stands | EN AR FR TR | — |
T07-C02 Cutting Room Operations
Tools you keep: T07-C02-cutting-room-quality-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What happens in a cutting room, from fabric relaxation to bundled cut pieces | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Marker making and fabric utilisation, and why the wastage percentage matters | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Spreading and cutting methods and the quality faults each one risks | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Cutting-room-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete cutting room checklist for a production order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T07-C03 Sewing Floor Operations
Tools you keep: T07-C03-sewing-line-production-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How a sewing line breaks a garment into operations and organises operators around them, from a straight line to a modular team | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Operation breakdown and standard minute value, and how they set a line's output target | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Work-in-progress tracking and how a supervisor sees where an order is stuck | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Sewing-floor-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Tracking a complete sewing order from line start to line closure | EN AR FR TR | — |
T07-C04 Finishing, Pressing and Packing
Tools you keep: T07-C04-finishing-and-packing-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What happens after sewing: finishing, pressing and packing as separate stages | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Pressing methods and the fabric-specific risks each one carries | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Packing formats and how a buyer's packing instruction changes the final carton | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Finishing-and-packing-specific quality faults and how to inspect for them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete finishing and packing checklist for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T07-C05 Lean and Continuous Improvement
Tools you keep: T07-C05-continuous-improvement-idea-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What Lean means on a garment factory floor, in plain operational terms | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The seven classic wastes and how each one shows up in a garment factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Kaizen and small continuous-improvement cycles versus one-off large projects | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Tracking a single improvement idea from identification to a measured before/after result | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete continuous-improvement tracker for a factory floor | EN AR FR TR | — |
T08Industrial Engineering and Machinery6 courses · 27 lessons
T08-C01 Work Study and SMV
Tools you keep: T08-C01-smv-build-up-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What work study measures and why a factory needs it beyond a stopwatch guess | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Time study methods: stopwatch, rated observation and allowance, and how they combine into an SMV | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Building a full SMV table for a garment's complete operation sequence | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Predetermined motion time systems and when a factory uses them instead of direct time study | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Auditing an existing SMV table for errors before trusting it for costing or planning | EN AR FR TR | — |
T08-C02 Capacity Planning
Tools you keep: T08-C02-capacity-booking-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Calculating a line's daily capacity from its SMV table and available minutes | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Efficiency and utilisation: the two percentages that separate theoretical from actual capacity | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Building a capacity booking sheet across multiple lines and multiple orders | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What happens when a factory overbooks its own capacity | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete capacity plan for a new order before confirming its delivery date | EN AR FR TR | — |
T08-C03 Line Balancing and Bottlenecks
Tools you keep: T08-C03-line-balancing-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Reading a line-balancing chart to see where operator workload is uneven | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Splitting, combining and re-sequencing operations to balance a line | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating balancing loss and what a factory can realistically recover | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Diagnosing a bottleneck's root cause before assigning it a fix | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete line-balancing worksheet for a real operation sequence | EN AR FR TR | — |
T08-C04 Garment Production Machinery
Tools you keep: T08-C04-machine-selection-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main machine families on a garment production floor and what each one does | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Stitch classes and seam types and which machine produces each one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Choosing the right machine for a given operation and fabric | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Machine faults that come from the wrong machine choice, not operator error | EN AR FR TR | — |
T08-C05 Textile and Specialised Machinery
Tools you keep: T08-C05-mill-machinery-reference-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main machine families in spinning, weaving and knitting mills | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Specialised machinery for socks, hosiery and terry or towel production | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How mill machinery choices shape what a garment factory can source | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Choosing between mill machinery options for a given fabric or product family | EN AR FR TR | — |
T08-C06 Machinery Investment and Maintenance
Tools you keep: T08-C06-machine-investment-payback-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Calculating the payback period on a new machine investment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Preventive versus breakdown maintenance and their real cost difference | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Building a machine maintenance schedule and tracking its own cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding whether to invest in new machinery or maintain existing machines longer | EN AR FR TR | — |
T09Quality3 courses · 15 lessons
T09-C01 Quality Systems in Apparel
Tools you keep: T09-C01-production-order-quality-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What quality means in apparel manufacturing, beyond a pass/fail inspection | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Where quality checks happen across an order, from incoming fabric to final inspection | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Classifying a defect as critical, major or minor and why the classification changes the response | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | In-line quality checks during sewing versus end-of-line final inspection | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete quality checklist for a production order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T09-C02 AQL and Final Inspection
Tools you keep: T09-C02-aql-final-inspection-report-builder.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What AQL means and why a factory inspects a sample, not every piece | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading an AQL sampling table to find the right sample size and acceptance number | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Counting critical, major and minor defects toward a pass or fail decision | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What happens when a final inspection fails, and the options that follow | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete AQL final inspection report for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T09-C03 Physical and Chemical Testing
Tools you keep: T09-C03-testing-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main physical and chemical tests a fabric or garment goes through before shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Colourfastness and shrinkage testing and what a failed result means for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a test lab report and deciding whether a result passes the buyer's standard | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What happens when a test fails close to shipment, and the options that follow | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete testing tracker for an order's required tests | EN AR FR TR | — |
T10Compliance, Sustainability and Traceability5 courses · 25 lessons
T10-C01 Social and Ethical Compliance
Tools you keep: T10-C01-compliance-audit-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a social compliance audit checks and why buyers require it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Core labour standards a factory must meet, from working hours to freedom of association | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading an audit finding and classifying it as a non-conformance | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a corrective action plan for an audit non-conformance | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete compliance audit tracker across multiple audits | EN AR FR TR | — |
T10-C02 Product Safety and Labelling
Tools you keep: T10-C02-product-safety-and-labelling-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main product safety risks a garment must be checked against before shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Children's wear safety rules and why they are stricter than adult wear | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | What a care label and a fibre content label must legally state | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Country of origin and other labelling rules that change by destination market | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete product safety and labelling checklist for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T10-C03 Sustainability Standards and Certification
Tools you keep: T10-C03-certification-readiness-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main sustainability certifications a factory or fabric can hold and what each one actually certifies | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Organic and recycled fibre certification and the chain-of-custody they require | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Preparing a factory for a certification audit versus a buyer compliance audit | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What happens when a certification lapses or is not renewed in time | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete certification readiness checklist for a factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
T10-C04 Chemical Management
Tools you keep: T10-C04-chemical-management-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Restricted substances lists and why a factory tracks chemicals beyond what a lab test alone catches | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a chemical inventory and safety data sheet record for a factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Manufacturing restricted substances lists versus finished-product restricted substances lists | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What happens when a restricted substance is found in a finished order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete chemical management tracker for a factory's active chemicals | EN AR FR TR | — |
T10-C05 Traceability, DPP and Circularity
Tools you keep: T10-C05-traceability-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What supply chain traceability means, from raw material to finished garment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The Digital Product Passport concept and what information it is expected to carry | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Circularity and recycling and how a garment's design choices affect both | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Combining certification, chemical and traceability records into one order-level compliance file | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete traceability tracker from raw material to finished order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T11Merchandising and Order Management — MTO6 courses · 30 lessons
T11-C01 Order to Ship: the Critical Path
Tools you keep: T11-C01-critical-path-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The critical path milestones between order confirmation and shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Working backward from a ship date to set every milestone's own deadline | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Spotting a slipped milestone before it threatens the ship date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Rebuilding a critical path after one milestone has already slipped | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete critical path tracker for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T11-C02 Sampling and Approvals
Tools you keep: T11-C02-sample-approval-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main sample types from proto to top of production and what each one proves | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | How a buyer reviews a sample and issues an approval, revision or rejection | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Why a rejected sample resets the critical path and what a factory does next | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reading a sample comment sheet and turning comments into a revision plan | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete sample approval tracker across an order's sample rounds | EN AR FR TR | — |
T11-C03 Purchase Orders and Amendments
Tools you keep: T11-C03-purchase-order-review-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a purchase order must state before a factory can start production | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading a purchase order for gaps or contradictions before accepting it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | When a change requires a formal amendment instead of an email confirmation | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | How a quantity, price or date amendment changes a purchase order's other terms | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete purchase order review checklist before accepting an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T11-C04 Communication and Negotiation
Tools you keep: T11-C04-negotiation-preparation-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a merchandiser needs to confirm in writing versus what can stay verbal | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Preparing a negotiating position on price, quantity or delivery before a call | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Responding to a buyer's request that the factory cannot meet as stated | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Escalating a stalled decision without damaging the working relationship | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete negotiation preparation worksheet before a key call | EN AR FR TR | — |
T11-C05 Capacity and Order Booking
Tools you keep: T11-C05-order-booking-planner.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding whether to accept a new order against a factory's already-booked capacity | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Booking an order across multiple lines when one line alone cannot meet the date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reworking a capacity plan when a live order's critical path slips | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Weighing a rush order against the orders already booked around it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete order booking plan across a factory's active orders | EN AR FR TR | — |
T11-C06 Delays, Recovery, Claims and Chargebacks
Tools you keep: T11-C06-delay-recovery-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The most common causes of a shipment delay and where each one starts | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Choosing a recovery option when a delay is confirmed before it happens | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How a buyer's claim for a missed date is calculated and disputed | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Chargebacks versus claims and what a factory can and cannot negotiate | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Deciding the right recovery option for a live delayed order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T12Garment Costing4 courses · 20 lessons
T12-C01 Understand Garment Cost
Tools you keep: T12-C01-cost-build-up-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main cost categories that build up to a garment's FOB price | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading a finished costing sheet from fabric to final FOB | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Why the same garment can cost differently for two different orders | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Common costing mistakes that quietly erase a factory's margin | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a first costing sheet skeleton for a new style | EN AR FR TR | — |
T12-C02 Calculate Material Consumption and Cost
Tools you keep: T12-C02-material-cost-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Calculating fabric consumption per garment from a marker and a size set | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Adding wastage percentage to a consumption figure and why it is never zero | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Costing trims and secondary materials alongside the main fabric | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Auditing a material cost line that looks too low or too high | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete material cost sheet for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T12-C03 Calculate Trims, Processes and CM
Tools you keep: T12-C03-trims-process-cm-cost-sheet-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Costing trims and accessories from button to hangtag | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Costing wet processes such as washing, dyeing and printing | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Turning an SMV into a cut-make-trim (CM) labour cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Adding overhead and profit on top of CM to reach a factory's asking price | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete trims, process and CM cost sheet for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T12-C04 Build and Review the Final Price
Tools you keep: T12-C04-final-costing-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Assembling material, trim, process and CM costs into one final costing sheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Comparing a factory's asking price against a buyer's target price | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Finding where a costing sheet can flex before margin disappears | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Explaining a price increase to a buyer with the costing sheet as evidence | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete, negotiation-ready costing sheet for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T13Sourcing, Procurement and Materials5 courses · 25 lessons
T13-C01 Supplier Sourcing and Qualification
Tools you keep: T13-C01-supplier-qualification-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Where a merchandiser finds new suppliers and the first filters they apply | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Qualifying a new supplier before placing a first trial order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a supplier's own capability profile against an order's real requirements | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Red flags that should stop a supplier qualification before it goes further | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete supplier qualification checklist for a new factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
T13-C02 RFQ and Supplier Quotation Comparison
Tools you keep: T13-C02-quotation-comparison-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a request for quotation (RFQ) must specify for a fair comparison | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Why two supplier quotes for the same style are rarely comparable as received | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Normalising quotations to the same terms before comparing price | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Weighing price against lead time and quality history when they disagree | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete quotation comparison sheet for a new order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T13-C03 Material Requirement Planning
Tools you keep: T13-C03-material-requirement-planner.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Working from an order's bill of materials to a full material requirement list | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Calculating material requirements across several orders sharing the same fabric | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Adding lead time and safety stock to a material requirement plan | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Spotting a material shortfall before it delays the cutting room | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete material requirement plan for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T13-C04 Procurement, MOQ and Material Follow-Up
Tools you keep: T13-C04-procurement-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a minimum order quantity (MOQ) means for a small or unusual order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Negotiating around an MOQ that does not fit an order's real requirement | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Issuing a material purchase order and confirming a supplier's delivery date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Following up a material delivery that is approaching its promised date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete material procurement and follow-up tracker for an order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T13-C05 Choosing the Right Sourcing Origin
Tools you keep: T13-C05-sourcing-origin-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main factors that separate one sourcing origin from another | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Weighing landed cost, not just factory price, across two sourcing origins | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | How lead time and minimum order quantity shift the right sourcing choice | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | When splitting an order across two sourcing origins makes sense | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Deciding the right sourcing origin for a new order's real requirements | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14Logistics, Trade and Customs7 courses · 32 lessons
T14-C01 Shipping and Logistics Operations
Tools you keep: T14-C01-shipment-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main incoterms a merchandiser meets and who pays for what under each one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Booking a shipment with a freight forwarder and confirming a sailing date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Full container load versus less than container load and choosing between them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Tracking a shipment from factory gate to port and reading a bill of lading's status | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete shipment tracker from booking to arrival | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14-C02 Export and Import Documentation
Tools you keep: T14-C02-export-documentation-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The core documents a shipment needs before it can leave the factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | What a commercial invoice and packing list must state and why they must match | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a bill of lading and what each of its parties is responsible for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | A certificate of origin and why a buyer's customs office asks for one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete export documentation checklist for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14-C03 Customs Classification and Valuation
Tools you keep: T14-C03-classification-valuation-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a harmonised system (HS) code is and why the right one matters | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Classifying a garment under the right HS code from its construction | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating a shipment's customs value from its commercial invoice | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Calculating the duty owed from an HS code's rate and the customs value | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete classification and valuation sheet for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14-C04 Customs Clearance and Border Operations
Tools you keep: T14-C04-customs-clearance-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The steps a shipment passes through to clear customs at the destination port | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Common reasons a shipment is held at customs and how each one is resolved | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Working with a customs broker and what a broker needs from the factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete customs clearance tracker for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14-C05 Trade Agreements, Origin and Market Access
Tools you keep: T14-C05-trade-agreement-route-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a free trade agreement changes for a shipment's duty rate | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Rules of origin and what a garment must satisfy to qualify for a lower duty | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding whether an order is worth routing to qualify for preferential duty | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What changes market access beyond duty, such as quotas and safeguard measures | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Deciding the right trade-agreement route for a new order's real destination | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14-C06 Trade Compliance, Sanctions and Forced Labour Rules
Tools you keep: T14-C06-trade-compliance-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a sanctions list is and why a shipment can be screened against one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Forced labour import bans and what a factory must show to avoid one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Combining traceability records with a compliance file before a shipment leaves | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete trade compliance checklist for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T14-C07 Cargo Insurance, Claims and Recovery
Tools you keep: T14-C07-cargo-insurance-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What cargo insurance covers and why FOB and CIF shift who buys it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Deciding how much cargo insurance cover a shipment actually needs | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Filing a cargo insurance claim after a shipment is lost or damaged | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding the right next step when a cargo claim is delayed or disputed | EN AR FR TR | — |
T15Trade Finance and Working Capital6 courses · 28 lessons
T15-C01 Payment Methods and Commercial Risk
Tools you keep: T15-C01-payment-method-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The main payment methods a factory meets, from advance payment to open account | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Where each payment method sits on the risk spectrum between buyer and factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding which payment method to ask for on a new buyer relationship | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What changes a factory's own payment risk on an order already confirmed | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Deciding the right payment method for a new order and buyer | EN AR FR TR | — |
T15-C02 Letters of Credit
Tools you keep: T15-C02-letter-of-credit-document-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How a letter of credit protects a factory and what a bank actually promises | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading a letter of credit's own terms before accepting an order against it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Common letter of credit discrepancies and why a bank can refuse payment over them | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Amending a letter of credit before its own documents are presented | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete letter of credit document checklist for a shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
T15-C03 Material and Order Finance
Tools you keep: T15-C03-order-financing-gap-calculator.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why a factory needs financing between buying material and being paid | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The main ways a factory finances material purchase before a buyer pays | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating the financing gap for a confirmed order from deposit to payment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | What happens when order finance is not repaid on the date it was due | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete order finance plan for a confirmed order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T15-C04 Working Capital and the Cash Cycle
Tools you keep: T15-C04-working-capital-and-cash-cycle-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What working capital measures and why a growing factory can still run short of cash | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Calculating a factory's own cash conversion cycle from its real operating days | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Shortening the cash cycle without changing what the factory actually makes | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | How a new order's own payment terms change a factory's working capital need | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete working capital and cash cycle sheet for a factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
T15-C05 Receivables Finance and Credit Insurance
Tools you keep: T15-C05-receivables-finance-guide.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Turning an unpaid invoice into cash before its own due date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | What credit insurance covers and does not cover on an open account order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding whether receivables finance is worth its own cost on a given order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding the right receivables finance or credit insurance option for a live order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T15-C06 Foreign Exchange, Guarantees and Financial Risk
Tools you keep: T15-C06-financial-risk-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How a currency move between confirmation and payment changes a factory's real margin | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The main ways a factory can reduce its own exposure to a currency move | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | What a bank guarantee promises a buyer and what it costs the factory to hold | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete financial risk sheet for a new export order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T16Commercial and Business Development6 courses · 28 lessons
T16-C01 Enquiry to Quotation
Tools you keep: T16-C01-enquiry-to-quotation-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Reading a buyer's enquiry and working out what it actually asks for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a costed quotation from an enquiry's own specification | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Setting a quotation's own validity, MOQ and lead time terms | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Presenting a quotation and answering a buyer's first questions on it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete enquiry-to-quotation tracking sheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T16-C02 Contracts, Terms and Liability
Tools you keep: T16-C02-contract-review-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a sales contract actually commits a factory to on an export order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading and negotiating a buyer's own standard terms and conditions before signing | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Liability and penalty clauses a factory should recognize before signing a domestic order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | When a verbal or email agreement is, and is not, binding on a hybrid order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete contract-review checklist for a domestic hybrid account | EN AR FR TR | — |
T16-C03 Account Management and Customer Relationships
Tools you keep: T16-C03-account-management-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What account management means for a factory beyond taking orders | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a regular cadence of contact with a buyer's own team | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Handling a buyer's complaint without losing the relationship | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Growing an existing account's own order volume and product mix | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete account management tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T16-C04 Order Profitability and Business P&L
Tools you keep: T16-C04-order-and-business-pl-sheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What actually determines whether a confirmed order is profitable | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a single order's own profit and loss statement | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Allocating overhead and indirect costs across multiple orders | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reading a factory's own monthly business profit and loss statement | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete order and business P&L sheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T16-C05 Selling Capability and Winning Business
Tools you keep: T16-C05-new-business-pitch-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a buyer is actually evaluating when it chooses a new factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a factory's own capability presentation for a new domestic buyer | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Handling a price objection raised through an export agent without cutting into profit | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete new-business pitch worksheet for a domestic trial order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T16-C06 Portfolio Risk and Competitive Positioning
Tools you keep: T16-C06-portfolio-risk-positioning.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why depending on one buyer or one market is a real business risk | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Mapping a factory's own customer and market concentration | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Positioning a factory against its own real competitors | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete portfolio risk and positioning decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T17Systems and Data5 courses · 25 lessons
T17-C01 Data Ownership and Data Quality
Tools you keep: T17-C01-data-ownership-data-quality.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Who owns each piece of order data from buyer request to shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Keeping one approved version when several people update the same order information | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Master data and transaction data: what must stay stable and what changes with each order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Checking data at each hand-off before an error reaches the next department | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a data ownership and data-quality worksheet for a live order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T17-C02 ERP, PLM and Business-System Roles
Tools you keep: T17-C02-business-system-role-map.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What ERP, PLM, workflow tools and spreadsheets are each meant to control | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Where product specifications, bills of materials and revisions should be controlled | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Where purchase orders, inventory, invoices and financial transactions should be controlled | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Passing information between systems without duplicate entry or conflicting versions | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Deciding which system should own each type of business information | EN AR FR TR | — |
T17-C03 Digital Critical Path and Workflow Control
Tools you keep: T17-C03-digital-critical-path-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Turning an order critical path into a digital workflow with owners, dates and status | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Linking dependent milestones so one late task shows what it will delay next | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Using alerts and escalation rules to manage exceptions instead of chasing every task | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Keeping approvals, materials, production and shipment updates in one workflow | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a digital critical-path tracker for a live order | EN AR FR TR | — |
T17-C04 Reporting, KPIs and Decision Data
Tools you keep: T17-C04-kpi-and-decision-data-workbook.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Defining a KPI by the decision it is supposed to support | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Leading and lagging KPIs: seeing a problem before and after the result is known | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Checking the data behind a dashboard before trusting the number on screen | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Turning a management report into actions, owners and follow-up dates | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a KPI and decision-data workbook for regular management review | EN AR FR TR | — |
T17-C05 Data Governance and When to Move Beyond Spreadsheets
Tools you keep: T17-C05-data-governance-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Setting data responsibilities, access rights and change control across a business | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Using permissions and an audit trail to know who changed what and when | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Recognising when spreadsheets have become a business-control risk | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Preparing data and working methods before moving to a shared business system | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a decision tool for when to keep, improve or replace a spreadsheet process | EN AR FR TR | — |
T18AI for Apparel and Textile Work5 courses · 25 lessons
T18-C01 What AI Can and Cannot Do
Tools you keep: T18-C01-ai-use-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What "AI" actually means for a merchandiser's own daily work | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The kinds of tasks AI genuinely does well right now | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | The kinds of mistakes AI still makes and why | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Checking an AI-generated answer before you rely on it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a personal checklist for using AI reliably | EN AR FR TR | — |
T18-C02 Working With AI Day to Day
Tools you keep: T18-C02-day-to-day-ai-use-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Writing a clear instruction an AI tool can actually act on | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Using AI to draft a document without losing your own judgement | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | When to ask AI for a first draft and when to do it yourself | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Keeping a human check on any AI-assisted output that reaches a buyer or factory | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete day-to-day AI-use checklist | EN AR FR TR | — |
T18-C03 AI on Product, Order and Business Data
Tools you keep: T18-C03-data-safe-ai-use-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What AI can and cannot safely be shown about a live order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Using AI to summarise or search a factory's own order data | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | The data-quality problem: AI is only as good as what it is given | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Keeping confidential buyer and factory data out of the wrong AI tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a data-safe AI-use worksheet for order information | EN AR FR TR | — |
T18-C04 AI Agents and Workflow Automation
Tools you keep: T18-C04-automation-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What an AI agent actually is, beyond a chat window | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Where automation helps a merchandising workflow and where it does not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | What happens when an automated step gets something wrong | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding whether a task should stay manual, be assisted, or be automated | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete automation decision tool for a workflow step | EN AR FR TR | — |
T18-C05 AI Governance, Risk and Buying AI
Tools you keep: T18-C05-ai-governance-and-risk-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why a business needs a policy for how AI tools are used | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The real risks of an ungoverned AI tool in a factory or buying office | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | What to check before buying or adopting a new AI tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Assigning who is accountable when AI-assisted work goes wrong | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete AI governance and risk checklist | EN AR FR TR | — |
T19Retail Buying and Brand Management — MTS6 courses · 28 lessons
T19-C01 How Retail Makes Money
Tools you keep: T19-C01-retail-profitability-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | How a retailer's own margin differs from a factory's own margin | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Markup, margin and the retail price ladder | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Why a retailer plans open-to-buy before it plans a single style | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Markdown, promotion and the real cost of unsold stock | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete retail profitability worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T19-C02 Range and Assortment Planning
Tools you keep: T19-C02-range-and-assortment-plan.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Building a range plan from a store's own customer and space | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Balancing core, fashion and basic styles in one assortment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Setting quantities per style, colour and size across a range | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Phasing a range's own delivery across a selling season | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete range and assortment plan | EN AR FR TR | — |
T19-C03 Retail Critical Path
Tools you keep: T19-C03-retail-critical-path-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a retail critical path adds to a factory's own production plan | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Working backward from an in-store date to a factory's own cut date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Managing a critical path across many styles from many factories at once | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Flagging a delay before it reaches the shop floor | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete retail critical path tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T19-C04 Sourcing and Negotiating as a Buyer
Tools you keep: T19-C04-supplier-negotiation-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a retail buyer looks for beyond the lowest price | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Preparing for a price negotiation with real facts, not just pressure | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Splitting an order across factories without losing consistency | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Negotiating terms beyond price: payment, lead time and minimums | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete supplier negotiation worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T19-C05 Customer, Trend and Competitor Analysis
Tools you keep: T19-C05-customer-trend-competitor.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Reading a retailer's own sales history to understand its customer | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Spotting a genuine trend versus a short-lived spike | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Studying a competitor's own range without copying it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete customer, trend and competitor analysis worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T19-C06 Private Label and Own-Brand Development
Tools you keep: T19-C06-private-label-development-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What private label changes about a retailer's own role: from reselling a brand to owning the spec | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Developing a private-label style from brief to first sample | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Protecting a private-label style's own quality and consistency across repeat orders | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete private-label development tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T20Retail Planning6 courses · 28 lessons
T20-C01 Retail Maths
Tools you keep: T20-C01-retail-maths-reference-workbook.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | The core retail maths every buyer and planner uses every day | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Calculating sell-through and stock cover from real sales | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating markup, margin and average selling price together | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Calculating a season's own like-for-like growth | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete retail maths reference sheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T20-C02 Open-to-Buy and WSSI
Tools you keep: T20-C02-open-to-buy-and-wssi-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What open-to-buy actually controls and why it is set before styles are chosen | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a weekly sales, stock and intake plan from a season's own targets | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Adjusting an open-to-buy plan when actual sales beat or miss forecast | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Committing new stock against open-to-buy without overbuying | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete open-to-buy and WSSI worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T20-C03 Forecasting and Phasing
Tools you keep: T20-C03-forecasting-and-phasing-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Forecasting a style's own sales from history, not guesswork | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Phasing a forecast across weeks to match a real selling pattern | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Adjusting a forecast once real sales data starts coming in | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | The real cost of a forecast that is wrong in either direction | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete forecasting and phasing worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T20-C04 Markdown, Promotion and Terminal Stock
Tools you keep: T20-C04-markdown-and-terminal-stock-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding when a style needs its first markdown | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Planning a promotion without damaging full-price sales | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading terminal stock and what it says about a season's own planning | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Recovering value from stock that did not sell as planned | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete markdown and terminal stock worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T20-C05 Pricing and Profitability
Tools you keep: T20-C05-pricing-and-profitability-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Setting an initial retail price that supports the season's own margin target | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The trade-off between price, volume and total profit | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Pricing a private-label style against a comparable branded style | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete pricing and profitability worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T20-C06 Retail Planning Systems and KPIs
Tools you keep: T20-C06-retail-planning-kpi-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a retail planning system actually tracks beyond a spreadsheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | The core KPIs a retail planner reviews every week | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Checking the data behind a retail planning report before trusting it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete retail planning KPI worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T21Allocation, Replenishment and Inventory5 courses · 24 lessons
T21-C01 Allocation Fundamentals
Tools you keep: T21-C01-store-allocation-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What allocation decides that open-to-buy and a season plan do not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Allocating a season's first shipment across stores by their own selling potential | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Choosing an allocation method: even spread, size curve, or store cluster | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reading sell-through by store to decide where the next shipment goes | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete store allocation worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T21-C02 Replenishment
Tools you keep: T21-C02-replenishment-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What replenishment is and when a style moves from allocation to replenishment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Setting a replenishment trigger from a style's own weekly sales rate | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating how much to replenish without creating excess stock | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Replenishing a style that is selling faster or slower than its own plan | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete replenishment worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T21-C03 Inventory Accuracy and Shrinkage
Tools you keep: T21-C03-inventory-accuracy-shrinkage-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Why a stock system's own count and the real shelf count can differ | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Running a cycle count to catch inventory errors before they compound | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Identifying shrinkage from theft, damage, and administrative error | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Calculating the real cost of inventory inaccuracy on an order's own margin | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete inventory accuracy and shrinkage tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T21-C04 Omnichannel Inventory
Tools you keep: T21-C04-omnichannel-inventory-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding which stock a retailer's own store network can share with its online channel | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Setting rules for when a store fulfills an online order from its own shelf | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Protecting in-store stock from being sold out by online fulfillment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding whether to ship a customer's order from the nearest store or a central warehouse | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete omnichannel inventory decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T21-C05 Returns and Speed Models
Tools you keep: T21-C05-returns-and-fulfilment-speed-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a returned piece costs a retailer beyond its own refund | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Deciding whether a returned piece goes back to stock, to markdown, or is written off | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Comparing a fast-fulfilment model's own cost against the sales it protects | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete returns and fulfilment-speed worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T22Visual Merchandising4 courses · 20 lessons
T22-C01 Understand Visual Merchandising
Tools you keep: T22-C01-visual-merchandising-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What visual merchandising decides that a store's own stock plan does not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading a store window as the first sale a customer never has to ask for | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Guiding a customer's own path through a store with fixtures and sightlines | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Using colour and story to group styles a customer would not otherwise connect | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete visual merchandising checklist for one store | EN AR FR TR | — |
T22-C02 Product Placement and Grouping
Tools you keep: T22-C02-product-placement-and-grouping-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding which styles earn a store's own eye-level and entry-point space | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Grouping styles by outfit, not by delivery date or supplier | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Placing a private-label style next to a branded style without undermining either | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Refreshing a display before it goes stale in a customer's own eyes | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete product placement and grouping checklist | EN AR FR TR | — |
T22-C03 Space Planning and Store Layout
Tools you keep: T22-C03-space-planning-and-store-layout-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Allocating a store's own floor space by category sales, not by habit | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Setting a fixture plan that matches a store's own real customer flow | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating sales per square metre to judge whether a layout is earning its space | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Adjusting a store's own layout for a season change without a full reset | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete space planning and store layout worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T22-C04 Build, Measure and Improve Displays
Tools you keep: T22-C04-display-performance-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Building a display from a brief without losing its original idea | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Measuring whether a display actually moved units, not just looked good | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding whether to extend, adjust, or remove a display based on its own results | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Comparing two competing display ideas with the same style before committing | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete display-performance tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T23E-commerce and Digital Merchandising4 courses · 20 lessons
T23-C01 E-commerce Merchandising
Tools you keep: T23-C01-e-commerce-merchandising-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What e-commerce merchandising decides that a physical store's own layout does not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Writing a product page that answers a customer's question before they ask it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding which styles earn a homepage's own top navigation and featured space | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a category page that guides a browsing customer toward a decision | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete e-commerce merchandising checklist for one online store | EN AR FR TR | — |
T23-C02 Digital Analytics and Testing
Tools you keep: T23-C02-digital-analytics-and-testing-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Reading a product page's own conversion rate before changing anything on it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Setting up an A/B test that actually isolates one variable | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating whether a test's own result is a real difference or ordinary noise | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Diagnosing a high-traffic, low-conversion page before assuming the product is at fault | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete digital analytics and testing worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T23-C03 Marketplaces and Social Commerce
Tools you keep: T23-C03-marketplace-and-social-channel-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding which styles to list on a third-party marketplace without undercutting your own store | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Pricing a marketplace listing once its own commission and fees are counted | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding whether a social commerce channel fits a style's own price point and story | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Protecting a brand's own presentation on a channel you do not fully control | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete marketplace and social-channel decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T23-C04 Customer Data, CRM and Loyalty
Tools you keep: T23-C04-customer-data-and-loyalty-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What customer data a retailer actually needs before building a loyalty programme | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Segmenting customers by real purchase behaviour, not by guesswork | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating the value of a repeat customer against the cost of acquiring a new one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding when a loyalty reward actually changes a customer's own behaviour | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete customer data and loyalty worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T24Warehouse and Distribution5 courses · 24 lessons
T24-C01 Warehouse Fundamentals
Tools you keep: T24-C01-warehouse-fundamentals-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a warehouse actually does between a factory's own gate and a customer's own shelf | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Receiving a shipment into a warehouse without losing track of what arrived | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Putting stock away in a location a picker can actually find again | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Picking and packing an order without shipping the wrong piece | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete warehouse fundamentals worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T24-C02 Raw Material Stores
Tools you keep: T24-C02-raw-material-store-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a raw material store holds that finished goods stores do not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Issuing fabric and trims to the cutting room without stopping production | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Tracking a fabric roll's own remaining balance after each cut | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reconciling a raw material store's own count against what production actually used | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete raw material store tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T24-C03 WIP and Finished Goods
Tools you keep: T24-C03-wip-finished-goods-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Tracking a bundle's own location as it moves through the sewing floor | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading a WIP report to find where an order is actually stuck | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Moving finished goods from the sewing floor into the finished goods store correctly | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Reconciling finished goods stock against a shipment before it leaves | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete WIP and finished goods tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T24-C04 Inventory Control, WMS, Barcoding and RFID
Tools you keep: T24-C04-inventory-control-and-technology-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a warehouse management system actually replaces from a paper-based store | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Deciding whether barcoding or RFID fits a specific warehouse operation | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating the real cost of a barcode or RFID rollout against its own savings | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Running a cycle count with a WMS instead of a paper count sheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete inventory control and technology worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T24-C05 Distribution Networks and 3PL
Tools you keep: T24-C05-distribution-network-and-3pl-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding whether to run your own distribution centre or use a third-party logistics provider | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Choosing a distribution network shape for an export order versus a domestic order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Comparing a 3PL's own quoted cost against what an in-house operation would actually cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete distribution network and 3PL decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T25Digital Product Creation4 courses · 20 lessons
T25-C01 CAD for Pattern and Marker
Tools you keep: T25-C01-cad-pattern-and-marker-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What CAD actually replaces from a paper pattern room | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Digitizing a paper pattern without losing its own original measurements | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Grading a digital pattern across a size run without redrawing it by hand | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a digital marker that hits a target fabric consumption | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete CAD pattern and marker worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T25-C02 3D Sampling and Virtual Prototyping
Tools you keep: T25-C02-virtual-sampling-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding which sample round a virtual prototype can actually replace | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a virtual sample from a tech pack without a physical garment yet | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Judging fit on a virtual prototype without seeing it on a real body | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding when a virtual prototype still needs a physical sample to confirm it | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete virtual sampling decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T25-C03 Digital Colour and Material Libraries
Tools you keep: T25-C03-digital-colour-and-material-library-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a digital colour standard fixes that a physical swatch alone does not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Matching a digital colour to a physical dye lot without guessing | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Building a digital material library a design team can actually reuse | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Tracking which digital material version a specific order actually approved | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete digital colour and material library tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T25-C04 Body Scanning, Virtual Fit and Digital Workflow
Tools you keep: T25-C04-digital-workflow-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding whether body-scan data actually improves a fit decision | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Building a virtual fit block from scan data without one real fitting | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding where a digital workflow still needs a human fit check | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Connecting CAD, 3D sampling and body-scan data into one order's own digital record | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete digital workflow decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T26The Connected Factory5 courses · 22 lessons
T26-C01 Real-Time Production Tracking
Tools you keep: T26-C01-real-time-production-tracking-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What real-time tracking actually adds over an end-of-shift production count | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Recording an operation's own output the moment it happens, not hours later | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Reading a real-time production dashboard to find a stalled line before the shift ends | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Comparing real-time output against a line's own target pace, operation by operation | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete real-time production tracking tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T26-C02 MES, IoT and Machine Data
Tools you keep: T26-C02-mes-and-machine-data-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What an MES actually connects that separate paper systems do not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Reading machine data straight from a sewing line without a manual log | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding which IoT sensor actually earns its own installation cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Calculating the real payback period of one connected machine | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete MES and machine-data worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T26-C03 Dashboards and Shop-Floor Analytics
Tools you keep: T26-C03-dashboards-and-shop-floor-analytics-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Building a shop-floor dashboard that answers one real question, not everything at once | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Calculating a line's own efficiency from real, not assumed, output data | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding which shop-floor metric actually predicts a late shipment | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete dashboards and shop-floor analytics worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T26-C04 Automation and Environmental Monitoring
Tools you keep: T26-C04-automation-and-environmental-monitoring-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding which sewing-floor task automation can actually replace | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Comparing automation's own cost against the labour cost it replaces | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Monitoring a factory's own energy and water use without guessing at the total | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete automation and environmental monitoring decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T26-C05 Plan a Digital Transformation
Tools you keep: T26-C05-digital-transformation-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding which factory process actually needs digital transformation first | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Sequencing a digital rollout so one system's own data feeds the next | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Calculating the real return on a multi-system digital transformation plan | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete digital transformation decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
T27Buyer-Side Order and Supplier Management5 courses · 22 lessons
T27-C01 Build and Manage the Vendor Base
Tools you keep: T27-C01-vendor-base-management-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What a vendor base actually decides that a single supplier relationship does not | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Qualifying a new supplier before placing a first order | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Segmenting a vendor base by real performance, not by how long a supplier has been used | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Deciding when to add a second supplier for a style already running well with one | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete vendor base management worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T27-C02 Raise and Control the Buyer Order
Tools you keep: T27-C02-buyer-order-control-checklist.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | What raising a buyer order actually commits a business to | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Checking a purchase order against its own quotation before it is issued | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Confirming an order with a supplier without leaving any term ambiguous | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Amending a live order without losing track of what actually changed | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L05 | Building a complete buyer order control checklist | EN AR FR TR | — |
T27-C03 Manage the Critical Path Across Suppliers
Tools you keep: T27-C03-cross-supplier-critical-path-tracker.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Building a critical path that covers every supplier an order actually depends on | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Tracking a critical path date across a supplier your own buying office cannot see directly | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding which missed critical path date actually threatens the ship date | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete cross-supplier critical path tracker | EN AR FR TR | — |
T27-C04 Approvals, OTIF and Supplier Scorecards
Tools you keep: T27-C04-approvals-and-otif-scorecard-worksheet.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Tracking every approval a supplier needs before an order can proceed | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Calculating a supplier's own on-time-in-full rate from real shipment records | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Building a supplier scorecard that predicts next season's risk, not just scores last season | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete approvals and OTIF scorecard worksheet | EN AR FR TR | — |
T27-C05 Escalation, Expediting and Cancellation
Tools you keep: T27-C05-escalation-expediting-and-cancellation-decision-tool.xlsx ✓
| # | Lesson | Languages | Your score |
|---|---|---|---|
| L01 | Deciding when a supplier delay needs escalation rather than routine follow-up | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L02 | Deciding whether expediting an order is worth its own extra cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L03 | Deciding when cancelling a confirmed order is the right call despite the sunk cost | EN AR FR TR | — |
| L04 | Building a complete escalation, expediting and cancellation decision tool | EN AR FR TR | — |
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