Performance at a glance
TRAMONTINA UK · T STORE
Performance has exceeded the full-year 2025 benchmark.
Growth is concentrated in Cookware and Furniture. The product-level picture is mixed and calls for distinct responses to availability, discoverability and lifecycle issues.
Category mix
Three different commercial questions
Material matched-period decline and a current search-relevance issue.
Moderate matched-period decline, lower traffic and current zero availability.
Sales increased, but Draft status and packaging clearance block a normal relaunch.
Sales are spread across more products, with greater high-volume concentration.
The special hospitality deal is separated from standard product tiers and included in the 2026 grand total.
Cookware and Furniture account for most of the current result.
Use the table to compare the full-year 2025 benchmark with January to August 2026.
| Category | 2025 sales | 2026 sales | 2025 units | 2026 units | % of full-year 2025 |
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Farroupilha remains the largest contributor.
The source field includes external suppliers as well as Tramontina factories. Five continuing SKUs change supplier label between annual sheets.
| Factory / supplier | 2025 sales | 2026 sales | 2025 units | 2026 units | % of full-year 2025 |
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Filter the complete product register.
Search by SKU or product name, then refine by category, factory, volume tier and assortment status.
| SKU | Product | Category | Factory / supplier | 2025 units | 2025 sales | 2025 tier | 2026 units | 2026 sales | 2026 tier | Status |
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The 38 products now separate into three distinct commercial situations.
All recorded sales below use the client invoicing workbook. Current stock is a Shopify snapshot from 22 September 2026 and does not establish availability throughout January to August.
What the evidence explains, and what remains open
The 16 catalogue-listed products are inactive and currently hold no stock. Closure dates support the lifecycle explanation, although year-only entries do not establish the final sellable date.
Fifteen products have zero current stock but are not on the supplied inactive list. This supports an availability question, but it does not show when stock became unavailable.
Seven products have current stock but no 2026 invoiced sales. These cases deserve a focused check of sellability, period availability, visibility and product mapping.
Seven cases to review first
| SKU / product | Current stock | 2025 sales |
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All 38 products by diagnostic group
| SKU / product | Current stock | Assessment |
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Largest values first
| SKU / product | Units | 2025 sales |
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Combined view
The evidence points to different causes and different actions.
These cases combine the client workbook with matched-period Shopify diagnostics. They do not convert screening gaps into lost-sales estimates.
Recommended sequence for commercial decisions.
The actions below separate immediate decisions from tests that require operational confirmation.
Two sources answer different questions.
The client workbook is the financial basis. Shopify provides product, inventory, transaction and website diagnostics.
Client invoicing workbook
Used for sales including VAT, reported units, SKU, category and factory contribution. Turnover is recognised when the warehouse dispatches the order, subject to the client's operational cut-off.
Shopify
Used for matched-period product signals, reversals, inventory records, current status, search visibility and landing-page behaviour. These figures are not combined with invoiced turnover.
Catalogue Review
Used for inactive product screening, documented successors and closure-period context. Where only a year is supplied, the exact final sellable date remains unverified.
Interpretation limits
Month-end inventory does not establish continuous sellable availability. Landing-page sessions are not SKU conversion rates. Campaign contribution and margin parameters were not supplied.