AIMS360 integrates with Men's Wearhouse to automate purchasing for retail and e-commerce operations: 850 orders in, GS1-128 carton labels, the 856 ASN and the 810 invoice from the same shipment, with inventory in one record.

AIMS360 integrates with Men's Wearhouse to automate purchasing for its stores and e-commerce operations. Purchase orders arrive against your styles, colors and sizes, shipments leave with GS1-128 carton labels and an ASN built from the packed cartons, and the invoice comes from the same shipment. One stock record serves Men's Wearhouse alongside every other retailer, marketplace and DTC channel.
AIMS360 connects a brand to Men's Wearhouse through EDI built into the ERP. The 850 purchase order lands against your styles, colors and sizes, the shipment goes out with GS1-128 carton labels and an 856 ASN built from the packed cartons, and the 810 invoice is generated from the same shipment. The Men's Wearhouse map and routing rules are set up and tested by the AIMS360 EDI team during onboarding.
Men's Wearhouse is the largest banner of Tailored Brands, the menswear specialty retailer that also runs Jos. A. Bank and Moores Clothing for Men. Its vendors are tailored clothing, dress furnishings, footwear and accessories brands, which is the kind of size and fit heavy product AIMS360 was built to track.
The standard retailer set. Anything Men's Wearhouse adds for your category is confirmed from its vendor map at onboarding.
| 850 purchase order | Received into AIMS360 against the style, color and size, with the ship-to, ship and cancel dates and retailer item references on the order. |
| 856 advance ship notice | Built from the closed shipment: cartons, contents and the GS1-128 serial shipping container codes, sent when the shipment is confirmed. |
| 810 invoice | Generated from the same shipment data as the ASN, so quantities and prices reconcile with what shipped. |
| 997 functional acknowledgment | Returned for every document received and tracked for every document sent. |
| GS1-128 carton label | Printed from AIMS360 at pack time, matching the ASN carton for carton. |
Men's Wearhouse purchase orders allocate from the same style, color and size inventory that serves your other retailers, your wholesale reps, your marketplaces and your DTC store. Shipments are picked and packed with mobile scanning, and any retailer deduction is logged against the order and shipment in chargeback management.
If you also sell department stores or off-price, the same connection pattern applies. The EDI retailers hub lists the 350+ trading partners AIMS360 supports.
Yes. AIMS360 trades EDI with Men's Wearhouse for store and e-commerce orders: purchase orders come in against your styles, colors and sizes, shipments go out with GS1-128 carton labels and an ASN built from the packed cartons, and the invoice is generated from the same shipment. The Men's Wearhouse map is set up and tested by the AIMS360 EDI team during onboarding.
The standard retailer set: the 850 purchase order in, the 856 advance ship notice and 810 invoice out, with 997 acknowledgments both ways. Any document Men's Wearhouse adds for your category is confirmed from its vendor map at onboarding and built into the same connection.
No. EDI is built into AIMS360, so the purchase order, the shipment, the carton labels, the ASN and the invoice live in the same system as your inventory. Pricing is a flat monthly fee per retailer with unlimited transactions, with no per document or kilocharacter charges. See the pricing page.
Yes. Men's Wearhouse is a Tailored Brands banner alongside Jos. A. Bank in the United States and Moores Clothing for Men in Canada. If you sell more than one banner, say so at onboarding so each one is mapped and tested on its own.
Purchase orders, carton labels, ASNs and invoices generated from the same records that ran the shipment, on an EDI engine AIMS360 builds and supports.