4 Tips To Keep In Mind As You Look For The Catalog of A Clothing Manufacturer
Want to upgrade your store’s stock with latest fashion apparel for men and women? Excited to customize your bulk orders as per your business needs? Then, first you should find out a catalog of an outerwear supplier that includes quality fashionwear in current trends. Get in touch with one of the celebrated wholesale clothing manufacturers with an expansive collection of streetwear, flannel wear, fitness clothing and more to update your retail store.
Below we’ve highlighted some of the things you must keep an eye open for while finalizing your choice of a clothing supplier.
If you’re eager to wholesale purchase clothing of various kinds, make sure that the apparel manufacturer offers an extensive catalog that’s rich in variety. Settle for a broad catalog that includes stylish street clothing, breathable activewear, trendy flannel clothing, comfortable organic clothing, moisture-wicking sportswear as well as promotional clothing,
A KORONA POS Customer Story: Truro Vineyards
Wineries are a great place for consumers to taste and experience the impressive process of wine making. From the grape growing and harvesting, to the fermentation and bottling, there is a whole lot that goes into making one of the world’s favorite beverages. Running a winery business can be very rewarding but challenging at the same time. Some of the challenges winery owners typically face range from the difficulties of growing the grapes and making the wine to finding a comprehensive technology solution that can streamline onsite and online sales and inform customers of allocated bottles, sales, and promotional events.
On the management end of things, you need to be able to meet customer needs while keeping track of back-end operations to assess the cost-effectiveness of your business. And that’s where the use of the right point of sale system steps in. Our winery POS system, KORONA POS, offers
How French Retail Is Spearheading Circular Fashion; Vestiaire Collective, Printemps, Galeries Lafayette
60% of the furniture at Vestiaire Collective’s new sustainable Paris headquarters is vintage.
Vestiaire Collective / Victor Grandgeorge
If Vestiaire Collective’s March acquisition of U.S. resale marketplace Tradesy put the French company head to head with behemoth The Real Real, the deal also spotlighted French retail’s progressive, vanguard mentality when it comes to circular fashion.
In France, buying secondhand comes second nature. “Vintage fashion and savvy shopping have always been part of French culture,” says Alix Morabito, Galeries Lafayette Head of Womenswear, Kids and Lingerie, Trade Marketing and Special Projects, citing Paris’s plethora of thrift shops and flea markets. This motivation springs from both “economic advantage and the desirability of the past,” she adds.
Indeed, while B-Corp certified Vestiaire Collective continues to innovate with a new and ultra sustainable central Paris headquarters, — inaugurated this week — luxury department store players Printemps and Galeries Lafayette are evolving their own ongoing