Organizing products: languages, labels, search, ordering

• Language sections — inventory groups into collapsible per-language sections with count/units/cost subtotals.
• Labels — free-form tags (Pokemon, One Piece, Sealed…) set on any product. Click a chip or use the search bar to filter; the Overview charts capital by label.
• Search — the bar filters by name, label, and language at once; multiple terms combine ("pokemon japanese booster").
• Manual order — "Reorder products…" enters a drag-and-drop mode (e.g. arrange Japanese sets by release date), saved explicitly. Column-header sorting overlays it; "back to manual order" resets.

Not everything is language-bound — deck boxes, sleeves, playmats. Give those the Accessories & Non-TCG language and they get their own section instead of squatting under a language they don't have.

Collections. Labels double as folders: the Products screen shows a Collections chip bar — one chip per label plus an Unfiled bucket — and clicking one filters the whole inventory to that collection (Pokemon, Riftbound, supplies…). A product can carry several labels, so it can live in several collections at once, exactly like Shopify collections. To create a collection, just add the label to any product; the chip appears automatically, and your pick is remembered between visits.