JOOR

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Wholesale fashion buying with shared order states and digital collections

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
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What it does

JOOR connects fashion brands and retail buyers through digital collections, linesheets, wholesale orders, and related business tools. Both sides can work with order drafts, terms, updates, and purchase history.

JOOR groups draft, pending and approved wholesale orders in one dashboard. Brands can adjust assortments, quantities, prices and terms, then approve buyer-created orders. Shared history helps both sides follow changes after a buying appointment.

Reports break down orders by style, region or customer and export for finance or merchandising work. Product, inventory and order integrations connect the wholesale process to existing business systems.

Retailers can apply for a free ordering account. The application asks for company, contact and address details. Brand packages and advanced retailer assortment tools have separate commercial terms.

Audience and plan Main purpose
Brand Starter Wholesale selling for smaller brands
Brand Pro Broader wholesale operations with a dedicated customer success manager
Brand Enterprise Additional capacity and functionality
Retailer Free Basic visual assortment planning
Retailer Standard Seasonal buying for boutiques
Retailer Premium Deeper analysis and collaboration across larger buying teams

Request the brand package quote that fits your operation. JOOR Pay adds transaction charges.

Strengths

  • Brands and buyers share draft, pending, and approved order context
  • Order reports can support collection and account reviews

Watch out for

  • JOOR Pay processing carries transaction charges

Best for

  • Fashion brands and retailers coordinating appointments, wholesale buys, and repeat orders

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