Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Wholesale Clothing - Steps to Determine the Right One for Your Business
Monday, December 7, 2009
Wholesale Dress - Meeting the Demands of Holidays

Tuesday, November 3, 2009
The Wholesale Clothing Market – Discussing Three Major Ones

Before you pursue a wholesale clothing business, you must consider equipping yourself with sufficient knowledge first of the three major markets that you would be offering service to. In every wholesale clothing business endeavor, it is fairly crucial to select which of these three would you settle your focus on.
Knowing the men’s, women’s and children’s market would give you the best idea to what are the best items to sell to the majority. The Men’s market are currently evolving with a greater appreciation for fashion compared before when they are just after saving money when buying clothes. Simple urban clothing would work out well already for men. The wholesale clothing industry for the Women’s market on the other hand can be more particular since they hold a greater sense for fashion. They are the market which is the most difficult to please but when targeted well, you can surely earn huge income from them.
The last market in the wholesale clothing industry that is the Children’s, is considered the most profitable amongst the three. Parents won’t surely lack the desire to see their kids wear some interesting clothes as they grow up especially if their children are still in the toddler years. Once the kids grow bigger, parents would tend to replace the old clothes by shopping new ones; and this is where you get to earn more.
By tapping the three major markets, the scenario for your business would surely be a win-win for the entirety of your company.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Is Participating on Wholesale Clothing Trade Show Worth It?

Years ago, most retailers come to trade shows to buy inventory for their stores or boutiques. This is where they meet as many wholesale clothing suppliers and distributors selling the season's trendiest style in fashion. Those wholesalers who participate in trade shows travel coast to coast three (3) to four (4) times a year bringing their catalogs, samples of their inventory, and many bring pallets and truck loads for upfront immediate sales. Trade show selling still exists but a lot less participants than many years ago. There are plenty of reasons why trade shows are no longer the best channel to get exposure and sales these days:
1) Participating in trade shows are costly. Fees, shipping, catalogs, booths, extra materials, etc is a hefty price to pay for wholesalers these days. In most cases, wholesale distributors participating in a trade show end up spending no less than $10K.
2) Because of the hefty costs of participating in a trade show, trade show becomes no less than a very expensive means of marketing, branding and exposure. More often than not, wholesalers bear massive monetary loss because they did not get enough buyers during the trade show or enough inquiry resulting to future possible sales.
3) With the very slow sales in the retail sector, retail business owners opt to let go of invitations to come to trade shows due to airfare, hotel, meals and other expenses associated with it. The lack of credit to purchase inventory is another factor.
4) In the past two (2) years, the economic downturn hit as many fashion retailers forcing their business to close down.
5) With the rise of internet users - many retailers and wholesale clothing distributors alike are primarily relying on wholesale clothing online stores to engage business versus the traditional costly trade show.
6) With the rising cost of traditional trade show attendance and exposure that gives them limited geographical limitation as far as sales is concerned are now more and more getting into having online presence to bring their inventory to the millions of retailers and would be retailers across the globe.
7) The internet becomes the new haven for wholesale clothing companies to continue their operation with minimal monthly expenses while maintaining customers and gaining new ones from different parts of the country and overseas.
While some may not agree, but the truth of the matter is, there are some traditional business practices that are doomed to go the bare minimum if not totally faced out. Any business in survival mode will shift to the less costly but effective means rather than sticking to their old guns that produces hardly any.
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Thursday, September 3, 2009

Let’s cut to the chase. While the economy is in its road to recovery, most small business resellers in the fashion industry are still struggling to get sales. This has been going on for the last twelve (12) to eighteen (18) months or so. Many retail stores have gone under even those that are big in the business. This event led to loosing jobs and have left many looking for ways and means to survive. I have been a search marketing specialist for a number of clients in the B2B industry and that of those in the B2C. And I saw first hand how they try to stay afloat. Those that managed to stay in business is not just because they have the liquidity to keep going but because they’ve been the right thing. Wholesale clothing for instance is a huge industry. If you are in this business, even a much smaller companies can compete with the big boys by doing your homework. They do not just rely on acquiring better merchandise, or their online business thru SEO, or go to trade shows and convention, or write articles like this so some retailers would notice them, or add some other items in the inventory like wholesale women's apparel. If you want to stay in business, do all of them not just one or two of what I’ve mentioned. You also might want to consider networking. There are so much you can do to not go under. Do your best effort and think out of the box and everything else will follow.
Monday, June 15, 2009
Wholesale Clothing Industry in the Face of Global Recession
A Wise Man once said, "At times of recession, there are ALWAYS business opportunities to be tackled." Many wholesale lots, including wholesale tops can be a prime example of opportunities which are available. One may purchase a pre-pack of women's dresses at wholesale prices, turn it around and sell it on their online store or even eBay for profit margins well over 200%. Others can re-sell it to their vendors and retailers, or even in their brick and mortar shops. Whatever the case may be, these wholesale deals are to be taken full advantage of, especially at times when consumers are on the hunt for amazing deals.
Another advantage is the internet's role in this time of crisis. The internet allows everyone to connect on a global level, allowing more sufficient commerce trade. One example is a wholesale womens company in LA with whom has many ties with both national and international manufacturers and distributors is able to list all of their wholesale women's apparel online and have anyone in the world take advantage all their deals. B2B Clients worldwide are able to take part in below wholesaleliquidations which once again these liquidating companies and wholesale clothing distributors sorts and categorizes out. Clients in China are able to take advantage of liquidation lots which may have been bought in various states in the U.S. during this time of recession and offer it to their customers or even clothing wholesalers. For retailers one lesson to learn is to be on a lookout constantly for wholesale clothing companies who are updating their online apparel showroom with wholesale tops, dresses, and many more to ensure all clients are ALWAYS available to strive in the clothing industry, especially in such tough and difficult economic times.