11
Luxury brands represented
A global luxury distributor managing 21,000 SKUs across Europe faced rising complexity and a rapidly growing workload in its Amsterdam warehouse. With volumes expected to double, the company partnered with EFESO to redesign material flows and strengthened operational discipline to support long-term scalability.
Industry: Consumer Goods and Luxury
Service: Logistics and Distribution
Service: Supply Chain
A global distributor representing 11 luxury brands sourced from 14 vendors, specializing in jewelry, watches, and writing instruments. The company manages six distribution regions across Europe and operates a central warehouse in Amsterdam supplying two major platforms, 24 boutiques, and 1,911 wholesalers.
11
Luxury brands represented
14
Vendors sourced from
21K
SKUs distributed
As the company shifted a major share of EU warehouse activities to Amsterdam, its operational load was set to double in the coming years. This created several critical challenges:
Through a structured Lean transformation, the warehouse significantly improved efficiency, flow, and operational control. The new performance system established long-term routines and empowered teams to maintain measurable progress.
-16%
Reduction in lead times
€250K
Working capital savings
-17%
Reduction in search and picking time
EFESO deployed a hands-on methodology centered on warehouse flow optimization and Lean operational excellence.
The project included:
This structured approach helped the client establish stable routines, embed Lean practices, and build the foundation for a scalable warehouse capable of supporting future volume growth.