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The right buy,Right now.

Declare the season once: the products, the window, the budget and the numbers you will defend. Tightly runs the buy against that declaration and scores every week, so the plan and what actually traded stay in one place.

$1.4M
working capital freed
1.5×
inventory turns
4×
scaled, same team

Proven at Face the Future

Commitments/The book
Live
Declared
$1.25m
Placed
$180k
Held for the chase
$83k
Open to commit
$987k
CommitmentStageDeclaredPlacedHeldOpen
AW26 OuterwearIn-season$300k$58.6k$45k$196.4k
SS27 FootwearPre-season$260k$15.2k$45k$199.8k
Core DenimContinuity$80k$16.5k$12k$51.5k
AW26 KnitwearIn-season$215k$71.0k$18k$126.0k
SS27 DressesPre-season$140k$4.0k$11k$125.0k
Core TeesContinuity$95k$92.4k$8k−$5.4k
AW26 AccessoriesIn-season$70k$21.3k$6k$42.7k
SS27 BagsPre-season$60k$5k$55.0k
Core ActivewearContinuity$110k$38.8k$9k$62.2k
AW26 LoungewearIn-season$85k$27.1k$7k$50.9k
Tightly agentCore Tees is past its envelope by $5.4k. Shown, never floored.

From the operators at

UnileverM&SBromptonSpeedoKiplingGathreHeist
22%

working capital reduction, on average

98%

in-stock service level, sustained

97%

would recommend Tightly to a peer

Change one number. The whole plan moves.

Take Dresses down 2% and the open to buy, the allocation and the replenishment move with it. Every cell keeps the basis it was set from, so the change is a decision you can read back rather than an edit nobody recorded.

Forecast
Merch plan
Open-to-buy
Assortment
Allocation
Network balancing
Replenishment
Purchasing
Supplier
Pricing
Markdown
FinanceBuy planOpen-to-Buy
Buy planAW26 Outerwear · FY26 · all categories Live · budget locked

Category × month · every cell says where it came from

Net sales
$180M
+9.5% vs LY
Gross margin
63.7%
DTC 68% · WS 43%
Open to buy
$141M
receipts − on-order
⚠ Re-baseline candidate · +0.9% across 3 of last 4 monthsDraft re-baseline
CategoryFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEPOCT
Wide-Leg PantsFY $40M
$2.5M
+0%
$3.2M
+17%
$3.1M
4%
$3.4M
$3.5M
$3.2M
$3.5M
$3.9M
$3.7M
Tailored TrousersFY $18M
$1.1M
+13%
$1.4M
13%
$1.4M
9%
$1.5M
$1.6M
$1.4M
$1.5M
$1.7M
$1.6M
Tops & TeesFY $25M
$1.6M
17%
$2.0M
+0%
$1.9M
+17%
$2.1M
$2.2M
$2.0M
$2.2M
$2.4M
$2.3M
KnitwearFY $18M
$888k
+10%
$1.1M
+12%
$1.1M
13%
$1.2M
$1.2M
$1.1M
$1.2M
$1.4M
$1.3M
DressesFY $13M
$851k
+4%
$1.1M
17%
$1.0M
+1%
$1.1M
$1.2M
$1.1M
$1.2M
$1.3M
$1.2M
SkirtsFY $7.2M
$459k
15%
$589k
+10%
$558k
+12%
$620k
$645k
$589k
$639k
$719k
$670k
DenimFY $16M
$999k
+16%
$1.3M
+4%
$1.2M
17%
$1.4M
$1.4M
$1.3M
$1.4M
$1.6M
$1.5M
OuterwearFY $22M
$666k
6%
$855k
15%
$810k
+10%
$900k
$936k
$855k
$927k
$1.0M
$972k
Budget locked · Maya Patel, Head of Merchandise Planning
Typed · $180k across to Knitwear

One number, end to end

The whole season sits on one model. Change a number in one place and it updates everywhere it’s used, straight away.

  • Forecast through markdown, all in one model
  • Edit anything, and the rest follows
  • Open-to-buy everyone plans against
  • Always current, so versions never drift apart
Try it

One change, all the way to the order.

Move demand on one category and the buy, the allocation and the replenishment move with it, down to the purchase order. Full-price sell-through holds because the buy followed the demand rather than a figure typed in March.

Dresses · Autumn ’26
0%demand vs plan
−8%on plan+8%
Forecast demand
12,000
units this season
Open-to-buy
$216k
receipt budget, rebalanced
Allocation
7,200
units to top doors
Replenishment
1,000/wk
lead-time-aware top-ups
Full-price sell-through holds at ~88%because the buy moved with demand, not a month behind it.

One commitment runs the whole season.

Declare the season once and the buy, the trading week and the review all read that same declaration. Every number keeps the basis it was set from, so a figure checked on one page is the figure on the next.

Declare

A season is declared once: the scope, the window, and five numbers with a basis each. From then on the money reads as one ladder everywhere. Declared, held for the chase, placed, open to commit.

AW26 Outerwear · the declaration signed
Declared
$1.25m
Held for the chase
$83k
Placed
$180k
Open to commit
$987k
AW26 Outerwear · boxed · opens 4 OctSigned
NumberDeclared
Availability floor96%
Sell-through pace62% by wk 8
Margin floor58.0%
Buy envelope$1.25m
Chase reserve$83k
PlacedHeldOpen to commit
Declared by merchandising, signed by finance. An amendment leaves the original readable, with the reason beside it.Open the room
See commitments

It shows up in the numbers.

The automation, the forecasting and the supplier tools together make it an absolute no-brainer. We can plan cashmere the way we always wanted to and nobody on the team wants the old way back.
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Director of Operations
Luxury menswear · mid-market
Forecast accuracy+15 pts
12 mo
21%
Airfreight spend
$0.9M
Working capital freed
16%
Stock holdings

Verified outcomes for a luxury menswear house planning premium product on Tightly.

In luxury, misses get covered by airfreight. Leaders keep availability above 95% while planning to real lead times, not rushing them.

Tightly · State of Retail Inventory 2026

For retailers & brands

Tuned to the way your category trades.

No two ranges sell the same way. Tightly shapes the forecast, the plan and the buy around how your category actually trades through the season.

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AgentsNew

The Demand agent stages the moves

It flags the categories drifting from plan and queues the rebalance, re-buy and OTB moves, for your review, inside your limits.

PlanningNew

Open to buy reads the buy plan

Change the top-down envelope and open-to-buy, allocation and replenishment move with it. Live, not in next month's spreadsheet.

Forecasting

Demand at size-curve level

Every style now forecasts to its own size curve by channel, so the buy commits to the sizes that actually sell.

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The forecast is not a chatbot.

Why inventory demand planning needs purpose-built ML, not an LLM, and why a forecast only becomes a plan when bottom-up meets top-down.

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