Jockey International WMS Implementation Case Study

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Jockey International WMS Implementation Case Study

Case study of Jockey International's Warehouse Management deployment showing how WMS supported global expansion and reduced supplier lead times by 80%.

Published

June 4, 2026

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3 min read

Source

Manhattan Associates

Jockey International implemented Manhattan Associates Warehouse Management across its distribution centers to manage multi-channel apparel operations and support rapid international growth. The system enabled Jockey to duplicate its U.S. supply chain model in Canada within three months and improved collaboration with tiered suppliers. Results included faster order cycles, simplified processes across multiple DCs and continents, and the agility to compete with larger rivals.

Key takeaways

WMS enabled Jockey to launch Canadian distribution in three months by replicating existing U.S. configurations.

Supplier lead times reduced by up to 80% through improved visibility and collaboration with first-, second-, and third-tier suppliers.

System handled SKU proliferation from diverse product lines and multi-channel demand without process disruption.

Manhattan WMS provided the flexibility to scale operations while maintaining speed-to-market advantages.

Jockey leveraged WMS to compete against larger manufacturers by responding quickly to new market opportunities.

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