When S/L were frequently out of stock on Shopify while M/XL had inventory, conversion dropped. CutSizeGenie helped Taruni keep key sizes available using controlled size mapping + thresholds.
S borrowed from M, L borrowed from XL on selected collections. Mappings were enabled only where tailoring/cut-size workflows were feasible.
Thresholds ensured jump sizes stopped sharing below safe limits. Caps controlled maximum virtual allocations so fulfilment remained practical.
Virtual orders were logged for operations so the warehouse knew which source size was consumed and what to pick/alter. Clear visibility reduced confusion.
In fashion, customers buy when their size is available. But production reality often stocks jump sizes (M/XL). When S/L shows OOS on Shopify, customers bounce — even though your warehouse could alter a nearby size.
1–2 sizes sold out → full-price demand disappears, even if nearby sizes exist.
You pay for clicks. Users land on PDP and exit due to size OOS.
WhatsApp + calls + manual stock edits break at scale.
Catalog appears half-stocked even when warehouse can fulfill via tailoring.
CutSizeGenie is not meant for regulated categories (food, medicine, perishables) where substitutions/alterations are not allowed.
CutSizeGenie plugs into Shopify products, variants & inventory — then manages virtual restocking and safe consumption in the background.
Example: S borrows from M, L borrows from XL — by product/collection/category.
If S is OOS, CutSizeGenie checks M stock and pushes controlled virtual stock to S.
When S sells, M is decremented. Orders are logged for ops and audit.
Virtual inventory stays under your control: thresholds, caps, exclusions, and location-aware behavior.
Stop sharing when the source size falls below a safe minimum.
Cap how many units can be virtually allocated to prevent aggressive pushing.
Enable only alteration-friendly styles; exclude anything risky.
Control how virtual inventory behaves across Shopify locations.
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No — thresholds and max-share limits stop virtual restocking automatically.
No theme edits. It works at the inventory layer via Shopify APIs.
Yes — especially where tailoring/cut-size flows are part of operations.
Yes. Disable mappings/rules or uninstall — Shopify returns to default behavior.
Install CutSizeGenie, configure mappings once, and let virtual inventory quietly recover demand that was slipping away because of out-of-stock sizes.