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May 31, 2023 TGW completes successful implementation for VS&Co.

TGW recently celebrated another historic milestone: a partnership with Victoria’s Secret & Co. on an ecommerce automation solution.

  • Over the past months, a showcase project was constructed in Columbus, Ohio for the world-renowned lingerie brand.
  • The high-performance picking solution, powered by the TGW FlashPick® system, can ship up to 225,000 orders to customers per day.
  • TGW Warehouse Software plans, controls, monitors and optimizes all picking processes.
Victoria's Secret Co Fulfillment Center
Victoria’s Secret Co Fulfillment Center

(Marchtrenk) Recently, TGW North America celebrated another historic milestone: the warehouse automation specialist partnered with leading intimates specialty retailer, Victoria’s Secret & Co., on a highly automated fulfillment center. The showcase project in Columbus, Ohio is impressive not only due to its size but also because it sets new standards in performance and flexibility.

Victoria’s Secret & Co. is the world’s largest intimates specialty retailer offering a wide assortment of modern, fashion-inspired collections including signature bras, panties, lingerie, casual sleepwear and athleisure, as well as award-winning prestige fragrances and body care. Victoria’s Secret & Co. will use the new fulfillment hub in Columbus for sending out online orders to customers across the United States. In order to ensure short lead times, quick delivery and high quality of service, the fashion label has invested in a powerful fulfillment solution.

TGW Warehouse Software controls all picking processes

With the FlashPick® system for automatic order fulfillment, online orders can be picked efficiently and with a high degree of variability. The TGW Warehouse Software handles the planning, control, monitoring and optimization of all picking processes. The modular software structure covers not only storage management within the TGW shuttle, but also order release, inventory sequencing, picking flow control and visualization.

Up to 225,000 orders per day

At peak times, the agile FlashPick® system can handle up to 640,000 picks per day, along with an automated pick-to-light system handling 360,000 picks per day. The fulfillment center’s high-performance core element is a shuttle system with usable storage locations where Stingray shuttle vehicles handle the fully automated storage and retrieval of goods. Orders are then compiled at manual PickCenter One workstations as well as one robotic PickCenter Rovolution.

TGW as partner of choice

“The completion of the automated fulfillment distribution center solution for Victoria’s Secret & Co. represents another milestone for TGW in North America,” reports Rhett Williamson, Chief Operating Officer of TGW North America. “This once again highlights our expertise and our experience in the successful implementation of large and complex projects.”

www.tgw-group.com

About TGW Logistics Group:
TGW Logistics Group is a leading systems integrator of automated warehouse solutions. With over 50 years of experience the automation specialist designs, manufactures, implements, and maintains end-to-end fulfillment solutions for brands such as URBN, the Gap, and TVH.

TGW Logistics Group has subsidiaries in the US, Europe, and China and employs more than 4,400 people worldwide. In the 2021/22 fiscal year, the foundation-owned company generated a revenue of $924 million US dollars.

Contact:
TGW Systems Inc.
3001 Orchard Vista Dr SE STE 300, Grand Rapids, MI 49546
T: 616-970-7163
tgw@tgw-group.com

Press contact:
TGW North America:
Marissa Dierlam
Communications Specialist
T: 616-648-7738
marissa.dierlam@tgw-group.com

 

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