Style Item Characteristics

The basic characteristics of a style item in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Apparel Management system are:

• Multi-level structure.

  You define the style item details in a hierarchical structure. You can define up to 10 levels, such as style, wash, color, width, and length.

• Flexible.

  You can manage a huge number of child-level style items by managing level structure definitions. For example, color, size, multi-attribute, and length.

• Ability to work with groups of style items.

  Ability to enter, modify, and view groups of style items.

• Inheritance.

  Child-level style items inherit characteristics from the root-level style item at the time of both style item creation and style item modification.

• Size grids.

  You can use size grids to view and update all the style item levels at once.

• Exception management.

  You can make variations for an inherited attribute in any of the levels in the product hierarchy.

• Intensive usage of matrixes.

  You can use a matrix when working with style items in sales, purchase, and work orders.

• Labels and composition.

  You can specify the list of materials in the composition with the corresponding percentages of each material. The label comprises the composition information.