Bulk footwear planning · Free
Every size.
One clear order.
Turn your safety footwear size counts into a purchase plan. Combine duplicates, allow for spare pairs, and review every final quantity before you order.
Enter your demand
Build your size list
Enter one line per size count. Model and color help keep different products separate. No employee details are needed.
Paste or import a size list
Use CSV, tab-separated text, or an Excel workbook. Only size and quantity are required. Optional columns: model, color, system.
A two-column size / quantity list also works. Use a system column to mix systems. XLSX reads the first worksheet only; formula cells are rejected. Up to 500 rows, 2 MiB per file.
Start with your size counts
Add a row for each size, or open the import panel to paste a spreadsheet. You only need size and quantity.
Applied to each grouped size, then rounded up to whole pairs.
0–100% · Up to 2 decimal places
Review your order
The final size breakdown
Your grouped order will appear here.
Add valid size counts to see base demand, spare pairs and final quantities.03 · Take the next step
Use this exact final order
Excel and RFQ include the final quantities shown above. Review the inquiry before sending.
Confirm the selected model’s size chart, width and sample fit with the supplier before placing a bulk order. No sizes are converted between systems.
Files are processed locally in your browser. Only your grouped final plan is carried into the RFQ form when you choose Prepare RFQ.
Before placing an order
A size plan starts with confirmed fit.
This tool organizes the counts you provide. Keep sizes in the exact system used by your supplier’s model chart, and confirm fit with samples before approving a bulk order.
Open the safety boot size guide- Group first. Matching model, color, size system and size are combined. Different systems stay separate.
- Round spare pairs up. At 10%, a grouped demand of 15 pairs gets 2 spare pairs, for a recommendation of 17.
- Confirm the final order. Adjust any recommended quantity to a whole number at least equal to base demand. Excel and RFQ use that final number.