A shoe shop stocks the same sneaker in seven sizes and needs to know exactly which size sold, at what discount, during a sale. Here’s the correct bill format and how BizKhata handles footwear retail.
Footwear billing software has to track UK/EU size as a real inventory variant, not a note — selling out of size 8 while size 10 sits on the shelf is a stock problem the bill itself needs to help solve, not hide.
Footwear GST rates can also depend on the price slab of the item, and seasonal sales (End of Season, festive discounts) are common enough that discount tracking per bill — not just per item — matters for margin visibility.
| Field | Why It’s Needed |
|---|---|
| Invoice number & date | Standard GST requirement, sequential for the financial year |
| Item name, brand & size | UK/EU size tracked as a real variant, not a text note |
| HSN code & GST rate | Rate can depend on the per-pair price slab |
| Quantity & rate | Per-pair pricing for each size/variant |
| Discount | Seasonal/End-of-Season sale discount, per item or per bill |
| Payment mode | Cash, UPI or card |
| Total invoice value | Final payable amount, GST included |
Below is BizKhata’s template gallery — the Shoes / Footwear Shop template sits alongside 45+ other GST-ready formats, pre-configured with the fields this business needs so you’re not building the invoice structure from scratch.

BizKhata’s Shoes / Footwear Shop template, ready to apply with one click
Every size tracked as its own stock unit, not a text note.
Correct rate applied based on the per-pair sale price.
End of Season and festive sales, with margin visibility.
Multiple brands with overlapping sizes stay distinguishable.
Billing continues at the counter even if the internet connection drops.
No recurring subscription — pay once for a billing system built for footwear retail.
BizKhata includes GST-ready templates for other businesses too — explore the ones closest to yours:
A footwear GST bill needs an invoice number and date, item name with brand and size, HSN code and GST rate (which can depend on the per-pair price slab), quantity and rate, and the total invoice value.
GST rates on footwear can depend on the per-pair sale price slab, with different rates applying above and below certain price points — always confirm the current rate on the official GST portal.
Size should be tracked as a real inventory variant on the same catalog item, so stock levels per size are visible instead of being lumped into one generic count.
Discounts should be applied clearly per item or per bill so margin stays visible, rather than just showing a lower final total with no breakdown.
A size exchange should link back to the original sale so stock adjustments and any price difference are recorded cleanly, rather than treated as an unrelated new sale.
Yes. BizKhata’s Shoes / Footwear template supports brand and size as real inventory variants, price-slab-aware GST, and seasonal discount tracking.
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