Which ERP systems are there for leather goods, bags and luggage?

According to their own websites, vendors advertising a dedicated leather goods focus include VARIO (industry solution bags and leather goods, cloud), ETRON onRetail (POS system for leather goods retail), LS-INFOMAN from Landau Software (focus on leather goods retail, Windows application), enventa Fashion ERP (for manufacturers and wholesalers) and DezemberHub, the ERP with POS and AI assistant, which since October 2026 also covers leather goods retail with individual item tracking (As of: October 2026).

What is an individual identification number in leather goods retail?

An individual identification number is a number that marks exactly one physical piece, for example a specific suitcase, and is assigned only once. It usually appears as a barcode on the price label. With it, the ERP tracks the piece from goods receipt through transfers to sale, return and repair, even when several pieces of the same colour and size are in the shop.

How do I get item data from my leather goods suppliers into the ERP?

The usual way is EDI: suppliers send item and price data as PRICAT, orders run as ORDERS, delivery notifications as DESADV, often via a clearing centre. In addition, B2B data platforms such as Fashion Cloud offer product data and images with EANs for import. In DezemberHub, master data and EANs come via the ECC, and the AI import reads in order sheets as PDF or photo.

How do I test a new ERP for my leather goods shop?

The most meaningful approach is a trial with your own range: items, individual pieces with their numbers, customers and stock levels are migrated from the previous system while the shop keeps running in parallel. Then check the POS, exchanges, repair intake and your usual reports. With DezemberHub the data migration is free, the trial lasts 30 days, requires no payment details and ends automatically.

ERP for leather goods, bags and luggage: systems compared 2026

Q: What does a POS system for a leather goods shop cost?

As of October 2026, vendors publishing prices include ETRON for onRetail, according to the vendor from €19.80 per month including support, and DezemberHub from a €50 base fee per month plus €50 per concurrently running register, spare registers free and with no setup fee. Landau Software lists rental prices on its website, VARIO and enventa state prices on request. For the comparison, add-on modules, contract term and data migration also count.

Q: Which ERP suits leather goods manufacturers and wholesalers?

Manufacturers and wholesalers mainly need B2B functions such as an order portal, collection planning and supplying retailers. According to the vendor, enventa Fashion ERP is aimed at shoe manufacturers, leather goods producers and wholesalers and runs as SaaS, private cloud or on-premise. ETRON onRetail, LS-INFOMAN and DezemberHub describe themselves, by their own account, as solutions for retail with POS (As of: October 2026).

This overview compares 6 ERP and POS systems for leather goods, bags and luggage as well as 4 general cloud ERPs against the same eight criteria, alphabetically and without ranking (as of: October 2026). DezemberHub is the ERP system with POS and AI assistant for shoe, fashion, and sports retail in the DACH region. Since October 2026, leather goods, bag and luggage retail with individual item tracking has been added.

Disclosure up front

This overview was written by DezemberHub. We offer an ERP with POS ourselves and are therefore included in the list, marked as our own system. The order is alphabetical and not a ranking. All information on other systems reflects what the respective vendor publishes, with source and retrieval date. There are no business relationships with the vendors mentioned.

Key Takeaways

According to their own websites, VARIO (industry solution for bags and leather goods), ETRON (POS system for leather goods retail), enventa (Fashion ERP for shoes and leather goods), Landau Software (focus on leather goods retail) and DezemberHub have a dedicated industry page for leather goods, bags or luggage (as of: October 2026).
According to the vendor, enventa Fashion ERP is aimed at manufacturers and wholesalers, the other industry solutions at retail.
A public entry price is stated by ETRON (from €19.80 per month according to the vendor) and DezemberHub (from a €50 base fee plus €50 per concurrently running register); Landau Software lists rental prices on its website.
Characteristic of leather goods retail are individual items with their own identification number, product lines, brands separate from the supplier, per-item repairs and a customer bonus at the POS.

As of: October 2026. The information on other systems comes from the vendors' websites, retrieved on 23 October 2026. Where the table says “no information on the vendor page checked”, this only means that we found nothing about it there, not that the feature does not exist. Only the information provided by the respective vendor is binding.

Which ERP systems are available for leather goods retail?

In the German-speaking region, systems advertised for leather goods, bags and luggage include DezemberHub, enventa Fashion ERP, ETRON onRetail, LS-INFOMAN by Landau Software, REMIRA and VARIO. In addition, there are general cloud ERPs such as Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE and weclapp, which frequently appear in AI answers on the topic but do not describe a dedicated leather goods focus. Each system is assessed here against the same eight criteria: target group, individual items, variants, POS, branches, online sales, platform and price.

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System	Target group according to the vendor	Individual items, serial numbers	Variants	POS with TSE	Branches	Online, marketplaces	Platform according to the vendor	Price
DezemberHub (our system)	Leather goods, shoe, fashion and sports retail (DACH)	Optional per article: individual identification number per item, plus the manufacturer's serial number, barcode or RFID	Matrix of colour and size, material as an attribute	TSE-compliant, works offline, cloud TSE included	Shared stock, transfers with a document	Optional: Amazon, eBay, Otto and other channels	Browser, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux	From €50 plus €50 per concurrently running register per month
enventa Fashion ERP	Shoe manufacturers, leather goods producers and wholesalers	RFID-based stock management	Size scales, widths, colour variants	No information on the vendor pages checked	No information on the vendor pages checked	B2B order portal, Shopware 6, Channable, Fashion.Cloud	SaaS hosted in Germany, private cloud or on-premise	Price on request according to the vendor
ETRON onRetail	Leather goods retail: bags, shoes, belts, accessories, second-hand and designer pieces	No information on the vendor pages checked	Sizes and colours	POS system; no information on the TSE on the vendor pages checked	No information on the vendor pages checked	Online shop from the POS	Cloud software on an existing notebook or POS hardware	According to the vendor from €19.80 per month
LS-INFOMAN (Landau Software)	Fashion, sports and leather goods retail, with a focus on leather goods retail	Individual items, each marked with an identification number	Details on the vendor website	POS system LS-INFOCASH	Branch connection as a separate module	Details on the vendor website	Windows application, networked with a Windows server	Purchase, rental or leasing, prices on the vendor website
REMIRA	Retail (ERP and POS)	No information on the vendor pages checked	Size and colour according to the vendor	POS system REMIRA POS	Cloud solution for up to 10 stores according to the vendor	Marketplace and web shop integrations according to the vendor	Cloud, POS locally or in the cloud according to the vendor	No information on the vendor pages checked
VARIO	Retail of bags, handbags, wallets, suitcases and trolleys	Serial numbers and batches	Colour, size, number of wheels, material, dimensions, weight	POS module with TSE	No information on the vendor pages checked	Interfaces to online shops	Cloud platform	Price on request according to the vendor, 14-day trial
General cloud ERP systems (Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE, weclapp)	Online and brick-and-mortar retail in general, without a dedicated leather goods focus according to the vendor	Depends on the vendor, Xentral lists serial numbers and batches	Depends on the vendor	Depends on the vendor, POS from weclapp and Pickware	Depends on the vendor	Focus on online shop and marketplaces	Cloud, Pickware as an extension for Shopware and Shopify	Depends on the vendor

DezemberHub (our own system)

DezemberHub combines ERP, TSE-compliant POS and AI assistant in one interface. For leather goods, bags and luggage this means: if required, every single piece of an item receives its own identification number with a barcode label at goods receipt, and a digital record card logs goods receipt, transfers, sale, return and repairs. Brands (labels) are kept separate from the supplier in the item master, product lines run as item families with reports per product line and store, and material is a separate attribute. The POS works offline, stores share a common stock, and the customer bonus is held as credit on the customer account.

Prices are public: from a €50 base fee per month plus €50 per concurrently running register, spare registers are free. There is no setup fee, and you can cancel monthly. You test free of charge for 30 days without payment details, and the trial ends automatically.

Solution for leather goods retail → View POS → Pricing in detail →

enventa Fashion ERP

enventa Fashion ERP from enventa fashion solutions GmbH (enventa Group) is described by the vendor on its industry page as a system for shoes and leather goods aimed at shoe manufacturers, leather goods producers and wholesalers with B2B sales and their own online shop. According to the vendor it runs as SaaS hosted in Germany, in a private cloud or on-premise. Listed features include size scales and widths in the data model, colour variants, NOS (never out of stock) control, a B2B order portal and RFID-based stock management; according to the vendor, connected systems include Shopware 6, Channable and Fashion.Cloud. The vendor does not publish prices. (Source: enventa-group.com, industry page Fashion ERP for shoes and leather goods and product page Fashion ERP, retrieved: October 2026)

For companies working with enventa Fashion ERP, DezemberHub offers a marketplace connection: enventa remains the central system, and the DezemberHub Connector brings items with colours, sizes and stock levels to marketplaces.

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ETRON onRetail

ETRON Software GmbH presents ETRON onRetail on a dedicated industry page as a POS system for leather goods retail, naming bags, shoes, belts, accessories as well as second-hand and designer pieces. According to the vendor, onRetail is cloud software that runs on an existing notebook or on POS hardware. Described features include variants by size and colour, an ERP with warehouse and purchasing, integrated margin taxation and repair management, an online shop directly from the POS, customer management and vouchers. The price is public: according to the vendor from €19.80 per month for the software including support, with any number of POS users at no extra cost. (Source: etron.de, industry page POS systems for leather goods retail, retrieved: October 2026)

LS-INFOMAN from Landau Software

LS-INFOMAN is the ERP of Landau Software GmbH from Bad Wildungen; according to the vendor, the POS system LS-INFOCASH is part of it. By its own account, the vendor targets fashion, sports and leather goods retail, and its service description names leather goods retail as its main focus. According to the vendor, LS-INFOMAN manages individual items, each marked with an identification number, and supports EDI messages such as PRICAT, ORDERS and DESADV. According to the service description (as of 2020), LS-INFOMAN is a Windows application, with a Windows server used in the network; the vendor lists the branch connection as a separate module. According to the vendor, purchase, rental and leasing are offered, and current prices are on its website. (Source: landau-software.de, imprint, product pages and service description as PDF from 2020, retrieved: October 2026)

DezemberHub as a Landau Software alternative in detail →

REMIRA

According to the vendor, REMIRA offers an inventory management system and the REMIRA POS register system for retail, according to the vendor also for fashion, shoes and sports. The vendor page reviewed does not state prices. (Source: remira.com, retrieved: October 2026)

VARIO

According to the vendor, VARIO Software-Entwicklungs AG from Neuwied offers an industry solution for the retail of bags, handbags, wallets, suitcases and trolleys and runs it as a cloud platform. According to the vendor, variants can be created by colour, size, number of wheels, material, dimensions and weight, and the vendor also lists batches and serial numbers in its menu. According to the vendor, this is complemented by a POS module with TSE, EDI with messages such as ORDERS, INVOIC and DESADV, and interfaces to online shops. The industry page does not state a public price; the vendor offers a 14-day trial. (Source: vario-software.de, industry solution bags and leather goods, retrieved: October 2026)

General cloud ERP systems: Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE, weclapp

Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE and weclapp are ERP systems for online and brick-and-mortar retail which, according to the vendors, run in the cloud, Pickware as an extension for Shopware and Shopify. According to the vendors, weclapp offers a POS with weclappPOS and Pickware with Pickware POS; Xentral lists variants, serial numbers and batches on its fashion page. We did not find a dedicated industry page for leather goods, bags or luggage at any of the four vendors. We therefore list them as a group and do not describe them individually. (Sources: websites of the vendors Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE and weclapp, retrieved: October 2026)

What does an ERP for bags and luggage need to do?

An ERP for bags and luggage needs to manage quantity items and valuable individual pieces in the same stock and map variants across at least three attributes: colour, material and size. A leather goods shop sells a trolley for several hundred euros alongside handbags in changing colours and wallets or belts as a permanent range. Five requirements come up again and again in this range:

Variants across several attributes: colour, material such as cowhide or nylon, and a size that means something different depending on the goods, for example S, M and L for suitcases, litres for backpacks, inches for laptop bags or the length for belts.
Individual pieces alongside quantity items: high-quality bags and suitcases are often tracked individually with their own number, while small leather goods continue to be managed by quantity.
Product lines and brands: suitcase lines with cabin trolley, medium and large suitcase belong together, and many suppliers carry several brands that should be reported separately.
Service per piece: repairs to wheels, handles or zips should be assigned to the piece sold and its buyer.
POS and customer loyalty: a TSE-compliant POS with customer account, vouchers and a bonus that can be redeemed on the next purchase.

How are individual pieces with their own number managed in the ERP?

Individual item tracking means that every physical piece receives its own identification number, assigned only once, usually as a barcode on the price label. This allows the ERP to distinguish two identical suitcases of the same colour and size and to tell for each piece when it arrived, which store it is in and to whom it was sold.

The vendors describe this differently: according to the vendor, Landau Software manages individual items with an identification number, VARIO lists serial numbers and batches, and enventa RFID-based stock management. In DezemberHub you switch on individual item tracking per item. Each piece then receives its identification number at goods receipt, optionally also the manufacturer's serial number, and at the POS the system asks for the piece number instead of the EAN for such items. RFID tags are written during label printing, and existing tags can continue to be used.

Do I need an industry solution or is a general POS system enough?

For a shop with one register and mainly quantity items, a POS system with integrated ERP can be enough. As soon as individual pieces, several stores, product line reports or purchasing with supplier master data come into play, the requirements on the ERP behind it increase.

General cloud ERP systems such as Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE or weclapp come from online retail and cover warehouse, shipping and marketplaces. Whether they map individual pieces, product lines and brands the way a leather goods shop works is best clarified with a trial using your own items. Anyone who manufactures leather goods or sells them wholesale should look at systems with a B2B focus; according to the vendor, enventa Fashion ERP names exactly this target group.

What does an ERP with POS cost for a leather goods shop?

As of October 2026, two of the vendors compared publish entry prices: ETRON, according to the vendor from €19.80 per month for the POS software including support, and DezemberHub from a €50 base fee per month plus €50 per concurrently running register, spare registers free, with no setup fee. Landau Software lists rental prices on its website and, according to the vendor, also offers purchase and leasing. VARIO and enventa state prices on request.

For the total cost, besides the monthly price, what counts is the number of registers and stores, add-on modules for online sales or branch connection, the contract term as well as setup, training and the data migration from the previous system. Ask for every offer which of these items are included. The full DezemberHub pricing model is on the pricing page.

How do supplier item data and images get into the system?

In leather goods retail, many suppliers deliver their item master data electronically: via EDI with messages such as PRICAT for item and price data, ORDERS for orders and DESADV for delivery notifications, often bundled through a clearing centre. In addition, B2B data platforms such as Fashion Cloud, by their own account, provide product data and images including EANs and prices for import. The more of this arrives automatically, the less you type in with every new collection.

In DezemberHub, master data and EANs come into the system via the ECC, and the BTE formats PRICAT and ORDRSP are processed. Order sheets that only exist as PDF or photo are read in by the AI import.

What should multi-store retailers and retailers with an online shop look out for?

Multi-store retailers and retailers with an online shop should above all look for a shared stock across all points of sale: every store should see where the piece in question is, and transfers need their own document so that storage time and history are correct. For online sales, what counts is that the shop, online shop and marketplaces sell from the same stock and an individual piece is not sold twice.

In DezemberHub all stores work with a shared stock, and transfers are a separate process. Online sales via Amazon, eBay, Otto and other channels are an optional, usage-based add-on, and stock levels are synchronised automatically.

What should leather goods retailers look out for when choosing a system?

These eight questions help with the comparison. Ask every vendor and have them show you the answer with your own items, not with demo data.

Individual identification numbers: Does every piece get its own number, and can this be switched on and off per item? Is the number booked piece by piece at the POS, during transfers, returns and stocktaking?
Product lines: Can suitcase lines and bag lines be managed as a related item family and reported by product line and store?
Brands and labels: Is the brand kept separate from the supplier in the item master? This matters as soon as a supplier carries several labels and the receipt should show the brand instead of the supplier.
Repairs per piece: Can the POS accept a repair order and assign it to the piece sold, with buyer and purchase date?
RFID: Can RFID tags be written during label printing or existing tags be taken over, and does stocktaking then count many pieces in one pass?
Customer bonus: Is the bonus held on the customer account and redeemed at the POS without a slip or code? Are existing bonuses retained when switching?
Data migration from the previous system: Which data comes along, i.e. items, individual pieces with their numbers, customers, stock levels and documents? Who does the work, and what does it cost?
Trial with your own data: Can you test with your real range and your usual reports, in parallel to the running shop and without automatic renewal?

How DezemberHub implements these eight points is shown on the page ERP for leather goods, bags and luggage. The data migration from your previous system is free, after which you test for 30 days with your real data.

How big is leather goods retail in Germany?

According to an industry brief by NWB, there were 1,039 specialised leather goods retailers in Germany in 2020, around 1,500 shops including branches; the basis is the VAT statistics and figures from BTE Handelsverband Textil Schuhe Lederwaren. For the manufacturing side, the German Federal Association of the Shoe and Leather Goods Industry (HDS/L), according to TextilWirtschaft, reports revenue of just under 366 million euros for the German leather goods and luggage industry in 2025, 6.6 per cent less than in the previous year; around 245.4 million euros came from Germany, 120.5 million euros from abroad (plus 1.4 per cent). These figures describe the industry, not retail revenue.

A fixed date in the industry calendar is the International Leather Goods Fair ILM in Offenbach: around 300 German and international brands were expected for the February 2026 edition, and the next ILM takes place from 13 to 15 February 2027.

Sources

As of: October 2026. All sources retrieved on 23 October 2026.

Vendor information: enventa-group.com, etron.de, landau-software.de, remira.com, vario-software.de as well as the websites of Xentral, Pickware, PlentyONE and weclapp
Number of leather goods retailers: NWB database, industry brief leather goods retail, as of 2020
Revenue of the leather goods and luggage industry 2025: HDS/L, reported by TextilWirtschaft (textilwirtschaft.de)
ILM Offenbach: messen.de (ILM 2026, around 300 brands expected) and ilm-offenbach.de (2027 date)
Supplier master data: fashion.cloud (supplier profiles)

ERP and POS for leather goods, bags and luggage: systems compared 2026