Reckon POS pro for Fashion and Clothing?

Reckon POS is not without its limitations.  However, its strengths are that it integrates with Reckon Accounts and is relatively inexpensive.  As Kevin V Russell wrote, there are more expensive alternatives.  To answer the question about attributes for a stock item, in Reckon POS an Item is something you sell whether it be a service or inventory or non-inventory article.  If you want to distinguish between a stock item with different sizes, colours, styles etc, you would need to create separate Items for each variant.  For example, you could have an Item "Shirts", a Sub-item of "Shirts" called "Shirts:Large", another Sub-Item of "Shirts" called "Shirts:Large: White", another Sub-item of "Shirts", "Shirts:Large:Blue" and so on.  Clearly the combinations of attributes can be very large if you have many ways of distinguishing between a generic Item such as "Shirts".  You can create a hierarchy of Items with the use of a decimal system of codes rather than long text based descriptors.  Each numerically based Item can still have a text based Description which appears on Sales Receipts/Tax Invoices.  It is very important to plan your approach and the structure of the Items and Sub-items you intend to use.

I thought Dave was asking how it might be done with Reckon POS.  Perhaps you might provide an alternative solution with the associated costs.  My experience over 43 years has taught me that every client is limited by budget.  The question is what can be achieved within their budget even though the solution may be less than optimal.  There was no intended inference that you did not understand that the Reckon POS solution lies with the creation of Items.  However, the existence of your knowledge does not mean that Dave had any idea as to the solution within Reckon POS.  We approached the problem from different perspectives.