African ready-to-wear
Your designs deserve better than a status that vanishes in 24 hours
Wax dresses, bazin sets, embroidered boubous: every piece gets its page, price and sizes. Your Abidjan customer pays with Wave, your Paris customer pays by card, and the Tabaski collection goes out right on time.
Try free for 14 daysPage verified on 22-07-2026
You know these struggles
The holiday rush drowns you
Three weeks before Tabaski, everyone orders at once. Messages pile up, orders get mixed, and some customers won't be dressed in time.
That fabric is almost gone
You cut six dresses from that wax print and it won't come back. Selling a seventh by mistake means a disappointed customer and a dented reputation.
The diaspora wants to buy, but how do they pay?
Your customer in Montreal loves the collection and wants to order for her mother in Douala. Without card payment, you improvise Western Union transfers and lose half the sales.
Ready-to-wear and custom orders tangled together
Between those buying the dress as-is and those sending measurements, your conversations sprawl and nothing is tracked.
What Fiitsa changes for you
Tabaski campaign sent 15 days out
Campagnes WhatsApp →Your holiday collection goes out as an official message to your whole base, with the order deadline for on-time delivery. Orders come in early, you produce calmly.
Stock down to the fabric
Gestion de produits et stock →Six dresses in that print, not one more: you set the stock, it drops with each sale, and the piece leaves the catalog when it's gone. Your rare pieces stay rare.
Local and international payment
Paiements WhatsApp →Wave and Orange Money for Abidjan and Dakar, MTN MoMo for Douala, card for Paris, Brussels or Atlanta. One link, everyone pays their way.
Custom orders framed by a form
Formulaires WhatsApp →Desired style, measurements, occasion, deadline: the customer fills a clean WhatsApp form instead of sending ten voice notes. Everything reaches your dashboard structured.
Your customer's journey, for real
- 1
A diaspora customer discovers your bazin set on TikTok and taps your link
- 2
The AI assistant shows her the collection and notes this piece exists in just 4 units
- 3
She picks her size and sets delivery to her mother's place in Douala
- 4
She pays by card from France; confirmation lands instantly
- 5
Her mother receives the parcel, the thank-you photo lands in the chat
- 6
Fifteen days before the next Tabaski, she gets the new collection before anyone else
Frequently asked questions
Can my customers abroad really pay by card?
Yes, the same payment link takes cards on top of Mobile Money across 13 African countries. Your Paris customer orders for Douala and pays in euros; you receive the order as usual.
Some of my pieces are nearly one-offs. How do I avoid overselling?
You set the exact stock per piece and size. When the last one sells, it drops off the catalog automatically. No one can order what no longer exists.
How do I survive the Tabaski rush?
By getting ahead of it: a campaign 15 days out with an order deadline, an AI assistant absorbing the repetitive questions, and paid orders lining up cleanly in your dashboard instead of drowning in chats.
I do both ready-to-wear and custom. Can they coexist?
Yes. Ready-to-wear sells straight from the catalog, and custom goes through a form collecting style, measurements and deadline. Two distinct paths, one WhatsApp number.
Photos are everything in my business. Does the catalog do them justice?
Every piece gets a full-size photo gallery, description and price on a page that opens straight from WhatsApp. It's your showcase, not a blurry mosaic of screenshots.
Can I tip off loyal customers before a collection drops?
Yes, you segment your base in the CRM: top customers, diaspora, last year's Tabaski buyers. Each group gets its own campaign, and rare pieces go first to the women who backed you from day one.
Ready to modernize your business?
14 days free, no commitment, no credit card. Your AI assistant knows your trade from day one.
