I'm looking for a supplier for chase authentics. A suppier that will dropship their products. Or even a way to get a hold of the maker of chase authenics sports cloths.I would like a phone number or email address or something to be able to get me in touch with someone that can get me started in selling chase authentics product.
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For more information about Chase Authentics, The Authentic \nAction Performance is now Motorsports Authentics, Inc,\nthese seems the people who are producing chase authentics\n\nTrackside Apparel of NASCAR, please call 1.888.855.8827 \n\n\nCHASE AUTHENTICS\n6301 Performance Drive\nConcord, NC 28027\n888.855.8827
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Hi Krusty,\nSorry I can't help too much, I don't know anything about this co. other than visiting your weblink above, but they seem to have TOO MANY brand-name products to me, so I am guessing that they are knockoffs, but!\n\nYou can visit the Chinese Ministry of Commerce here:\n\nhttp://english.mofcom.gov.cn/  \n\nor the Aus branch:\n\nhttp://au2.mofcom.gov.cn/\n\nand they will be able to help you further. Believe me, if they ARE knockoffs the Chinese Govt will take action pretty quickly!\n\nSome years ago, before the end of British Hong Kong, my business was one of only a handfull of Aus businesses listed as suitable for Intl trade with Chinese businesses directly, and they took Intl trade VERY seriously even back then -- I am talking about Intelligence reports, the full deal! Now that they are trading openly with the west, they don't want any backyard traders ruining their reputation, so you will get an honest answer from them.\n\nGood luck with the deal,\nTopcat47
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I have been looking for anything on this company for an hour now & I've found absolutely nothing which makes me think they are either extremely new or are hiding themselves so you can't contact them on purpose.\nYou could try phoning Imex House reception & getting them to put you through or have a day out in London & go down there.\nA company that is this difficult to get information on is highly dubious in my opinion
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i have a cousin who is interested. he's in the US. currently i am supplying some of his stuff like bead bracelets and other fashion accessories.  from what country are you?  please email me and i'll give you some details - jeaneaus@yahoo.com
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Bro...ditch that antique and grab a new onw.  Fit, Hoffman, and a few others make great completes...check danscomp.com for some more...AVOID Freeagents.  Easterns completes are good also.
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Buyers for the large retailers are who you'll need to talk to but its premature to talk to buyers.  The clothing industry is extremely competitive.  If you are into the mass market the only chance is to have them made overseas.  Find a production source in Taiwan, India, Pakistan etc (possibly Mexico).  Then you are talking large minimum orders and long lead times both of which cost you money.  Specialty shops would be the place for high end, one of a kind items and it would be an easier market to penetrate than the huge retailers. Good luck and get out your check book.
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One of the best and most reputable sites on the internet I have found is World Wide Brands.\n\nThey have real wholesellers and these companies will also dropship for you for a small fee.\n\nover 3 million products, 4,000 name brands and every type of product you can imagine.\n\nCheck it out and best of luck.\n\nhttp://www.worldwidebrands.com/?11205 \n\nAllen Lundy
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My husband went to Lima, Peru about 15 yrs ago and brought me home some beautiful peices of silver.  They mine silver there and it is extremely reasonable.  Maybe you could try searching the web for some wholesalers out of Peru.  Just a thought.  I didn't understand you to say you were going on-line to sell these, do you have a storefront or what?
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Jasmine - to improve this website you have to ask yourself a lot of questions. Who are they trying to appeal to? What do they want the viewer to do? Who is the competition? What position in the marketplace do they want to own?\nFrom a quick look at the site, I don't think it was meant for me - the average Joe. It seems to be focused on business to business. It's basically an online catalog. What's good about this? Any plumber or repair guy can go online and order the part they need. What's bad? The company comes off as a parts distributor with no true personality. A part is a part.\nFrom PD customer's perspective, why should they go to PD instead of Lowe's or some other parts company? Without a brand, PD is competing on price. That ain't good.\nI don't see anything on the site about the company except "In business for decades." What's the company's story? Why was there a need to open this business and why has it been successful? Do they make the best epoxy resin parts? Can they handle orders no one else can? What tolerances do they manufacture to? Who have they done business with? Do they supply parts to Her Majesty the Queen? Why PD?\nProfessionally, I think "Plastic Depot" is as generic as you can get in a company name. At least "South Bay Plastics" might have made me feel good about ordering from you guys if I was from the south bay area. A name is a big part of the brand. The Plastic Depot name and logo is about as engaging as a beige wall.\nWhat's ironic is your web address is plastic depotS .com and your name is plastic depot (with no "s"). I know the problems with getting the address of a common name but it seems silly to invest money into a new name that won't come up on the web when I type it out.\nCompare PD with Starbucks. Or even, check out http://www.snapon.com/ - their website has personality and they know the power of a brand. Even Home Depot knows how to make you feel good about ordering online from them. \nEven online, you want to differentiate yourself. You want to stand out. You want any viewer to come away with your main message - what makes DP the best company to do business with? Okay, they do plastics. And???\nPlastic Depot web site is organized the way PD does business. It might make sense to the company, but not to the consumer. How would somebody really use this? If I need a pump for my boat - wouldn't I want to look under the "marine" section to see what parts are available? Why must I sort through all you different kinds of pumps to find what I need?\nThere's an expression in advertising - sell the sizzle, not the steak. This web site is only selling steak. Look at http://www.napaautoparts.com/ - they too are selling parts. Yet they make the web site more attractive and easier to navigate.\nIt'd be helpful to find info on what plastics are best with which projects. What are the benefits of the acrylic fabrication? \nI don't easily get from the web site that I can order custom plastic parts. Should I? Just because PD may be a b2b company, doesn't mean it should be boring.\n\nWhat does it need? IMHO, it needs a makeover. It needs a page or pages that tells me the PD story. It needs to reassure me that the parts I order will be right the first time (if the parts are wrong or cracked, PD will delay my schedule and cost me money). It needs to organize the information into chunks that make sense. Someone looking for a football case does not care that PD makes ventilation ducts. The site needs to answer the FAQ under the tech advice. (If PD is the expert, here's their chance to shine and show off.) It needs buttons that work - I can't get back to "home" when I'm on a different page.\nIn essence, I'd recommend PD hire an ad agency or design firm and talk to pros about how they can build a site that goes beyond just cataloging the PD inventory. People do business wit
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try www.millioncapsules.com ,  its my website but i'm not advertising. there are a few links in there in the Fashion page. try look for contact information once you're in their website. \nactually i have a few but i really can't give you coz its P&C. sorry can't help more.
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Not sure about mystery shopping, but if you are looking for a great site to shop, try http://www.supersteals.madebig.com It's awesome...100's of name brand stores and you earn rewards for your purchases! I love it & always find great deals and stores like Old Navy, Nike, & ShoeMall.com!! I love it!!
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Other teams have the same problem... \n\nOh well - IMO these organizations are raking in the bucks whether people buy everything that is authentic or not... why worry your self about this sort of thing...\n\nIt depends on the reason I was buying it.  If i just wanted something cheap for a short lived thrill I don't think I'd care very much.  but If I were buying something because I was a die hard fan and was collecting it... I would want authentic items for investment value.
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Try ebay.  You should be able to find new and used sold by both individuals and in bulk.  Just make sure to buy from sellers who have a 98% feedback rating or higher and odds are the clothes will be fine.  Reading the feedback they have recieved is another good way of determining quality.
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quite easy but make sure they are authentic. most will sell you good quality stuff but getting them past customs will soon become a problem..they may pass through the first few times but sooner or later you will get a letter form customs saying they are fake and you are out the money you paid supplier because they will nto refund money in most cases and you will also have to pay fines from customs and the trademark of the fake clothes may sue you.
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I am also checking out this company. I check with the BBB, and they are a member. They also have a good score with them and only were asked to refund three times. You can also check them out at BBB.org. I just wanted to find someone who has used this website to tell me if they have good products. But if they are legit yes they are.
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I was able to order different styles from most of the major catalogs. Try Fisher. I think I bought a red pair from them that were pretty cool.\n\nAlso, try ebay. I just got 582 items when I searched on "safety glasses." Browsing through quickly, I saw quite a few that were kind of cool. Lot of dorky ones too, but you might be able to find something you like. Have fun!
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I took a look at your site & I think it looks great. Everything is easy to find, it moves fluidly and is very easy to navigate through.\n\nNow your question is to whether or not you were on the right track...what do you mean exactly? And if you would "make it" in this market. I don't have to tell you that the clothing industry is extremely competitive, so whether or not you succeed is determined by your dedication, effort, time & sometimes just plain luck.\n\nTry reading up on the subject. I put links to relevant books that can be purchased through Amazon in the sources box.\n\nI also posted some links to articles online that might help you out as well.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!