I need some wholesale warehouse information on kids clothes size 6-20. mostly name brands clothes but no name brand will also work.If you have any information you can send me an e-mail at cassydickies@yahoo.com
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Try this database of wholesalers \n\nhttp://www.getyourebook.com/wwbstartright. It's certified by eBay
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I don't know if they're still available, and inventory does change frequently, but you should check Overstock.com...they have a wholesale section with all sorts of items available.\n\nGood luck.
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More and more superstores/grocery stores [Wal*Mart...depending where you live - Meijers] are starting to sell namebrand clothing and shoe brands. You could try that. Or there's always eBay. I know that they have online stores connected to eBay that sell running shoes wholesale - brand new for really cheap. Those are a few options. :) Good luck!
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The best places for private label, which is what you are looking for are not online, to be honest.  I used to work in textile sales, jersey knits.  You could  find blocks of private label clothing from 8th to 6th aves and 40th to 35th streets, a big rectangle.  For shoes 5th and 6th aves and 40th to 35th st.  You have to show your tax id number to buy, of course and once you set up, they could deliver anywhere.  I advise it this way because I know some stores who have been ripped off buying wholesale online.
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Been thinking about same myself, Maps can be helpful for direction of what a person may be looking for.\n\nPrices are nicer then having to go to another page to find one, of course it might depend on item - value, quantity, quality and actual price...\n\nDepending on  which Comp. sales line you get with might make a huge difference on cost! If only some things to get rid of try e-bay, or maybe get an account started with e-bay or similar...\n\nTry going to google and put a few words in reference to your question, to narrow down the 1000's of respondents, add or change wording to narrow down to see something that you may want to work with or through...\n\nGood Luck!
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Is there a Goodwill near you?  You should try a thrift shop, be picky in looking and you could probably find a great outfit without busting the bank account.  If you did not have to worry about money then I would say go for it, but then so would you and you wouldn't be asking this question at all!!  God Bless and I wish you the best on the interview!
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You could get a lot for your money at places like Marshalls, Ross, TJ Max, I don't know if your state has NOrdstrom's but their outlet store always has top designer stuff for way cheap. Try the outlet mall for brands like American Eagle, Gap, etc. I wish I had an extra 200 for clothes!!
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I was going to mention that..I order a lot of stuff from collections.com. Everything is 19.99 or lower. Right now, they have a LOT of items for 6 and 8 dollars (big sale)..They are very dependable and they have just about anything you would want.
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Don't buy them there it will cost you a small fortune (unless you can go into the local areas as opposed to tourist areas) Get online at your favorite stores and check out the sales. Generally last seasons summer fashions will be under the sales/clearance link. Good luck.
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You would be a 6-8 in the UK.  You most likely bought children's sized clothes if they are too small.
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Simplicity patterns has a costume book for kids. Try Wal Mart or up scale fabric stores.
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I found my daughters latest bike @ Kmart. I would try there , their web site, and toys r us web site. They always have more available on line. What was the brand? Try going to that site. Good luck, I know how picky they can be!
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I didn't see your previous post or site before changes.  Site looked good and was easy to navigate.  Question: what will be the appeal to buy from your online store?  price, selection, specialty?  I thought the price for bed canopy was good for instance, and might purchase one.  But otherwise, people searching for gifts, home decor, what?  It doesn't seem to fit the "backyard" theme to me.\nAs for the donation, there's no way I'd do it with so little information about who it goes to and how.  It could be a padding for your good cause pocket for all we know.\nJust my thoughts - Good luck!
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I worked in an environment where many of my customers were online sellers.  many sold through EBay but some had other ways of selling online.  Clothing on the internet, based on their feedback, was a fickle business.  I think the problems they faced were slow sales because people couldn't be sure of sizes and colors. items may look one way on the computer screen and look different to the buyer when they got it. Actually, there is so much on the market in regards to clothing in general.  One can buy clothing really cheap.  Now if you have bargain basement prices on a supply of top name brands, then you may find you'll do a lot better.  Tommy Hilfiger. Abercrombie, Levi's, Liz Claiborne, Old navy, etc.\n  Household textile products like draperies, bed linens, towels and such have performed overall much better than clothing.  I had people who were brand new to marketing these products online and they grew from a few hundred dollars in sales per month to many thousands of dollars in sales per month in a relatively short period of time, say six months. \n  Go to Ebay and go to the categories of clothing or bed spreads and look at completed auctions.  See what items draw what number of bids and their dollar values.  This should also give you an indication as to what is moving out there and how much those items bring.  Balance it against your supply cost and remember to figure in what your online marketing costs will be.
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look on yahoo shopping... good luck
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Clothing is a BIG business on eBay. Try shopping a discounter like TJ Maxx, Ross for Less, Marshalls or whatever it is called in your area for women’s clothes from designers like Ralph Lauren, BCBG or Tommy Hilfiger. Often times you can find, for example, a woman’s shirt that sells in the mall for $50 on sale for $10. Odds are if you put it on eBay for $25, you'd sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you're in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It's not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you're willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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please dont post when you're looking for things, please try Yahoo! Shopping or Ebay