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Fashion Toolbox

Enterprise-style merchandising analysis, in the browser.

Topicdata analysis
TypeTools
Year2026

Context

Merchandising analysis — replenishment review, assortment overlap — usually means enterprise BI seats or manual spreadsheet grinding. Both are slow, gated, and hard to share. The goal was to make that work accessible: open a page, drop in a sheet, get the answer, with no install, no login, and nothing leaving the machine.

Approach

Each tool is a focused, client-side app that reads a spreadsheet in the browser and never uploads it. They share one design system (fashion.css / fashion.js) and the cloonk light/dark theme, surfaced through a filing-cabinet hub that springs open to reveal the available tools.

Results
  • Free, login-free, browser-only tools — data never leaves the machine
  • A shared fashion design system and a toolbox hub that scales as tools are added
  • Two tools live: DIGI LINE SHEET and Assortment Comparison
Takeaways

Accessible beats powerful when the power is gated

Most merchandising analysis isn't hard math — it's locked behind tools people can't reach. A small browser tool that runs locally and asks for nothing democratizes the work more than a more capable system nobody can open.