I am thinking about designing womens jeans, how do I get them out on the market?
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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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It really varies. You need to have plenty of sketches for the clothes that you want to be distributed; a target group (corporate wear? children's wear? causual? adults? the list goes on); a good sales pitch to the possible distributor;  excellent interpersonal and communication skills; patience; persistence. It will be easier to start on your own, establish yourselves and then once you are more financially secure, find a distributor.\n\nFor property, you can ask a real estate agent or do the search yourself. Usually, vacant spots have contact numbers available to the public. The classified ads and the internet are some media that you can use.\n\nGood luck.
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YOu need to first decide what market you are going to sell to (lower, middle, or upper class).  Are you going to make the handbags or buy them wholesale to resale.  What materials will you use (expensive leather, suedes and chenilles...or low cost polyesters and cottons)?  Do you require 1 extra employee or 4?  Will you want to have a physical store (which can cost more) or sell at flea markets and online auction sites(which will cost less and make your items visible to a variety of people)?  Do you prefer to make alot money from one item at once or make money from a few items over a period of time.  Decide on all of this and you should know where you want your numbers to fall
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Clothes sell well, even offline.  I would take your unused clothes to an offline store, you'd be surprised what you get!
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Okay, I've seen lots of trends come and go but this is the latest, guys wearing chick pants.  I've talked to some of the skaters on my street and they agree the stretch denim and other materials are very comfy and plyable.  Not to mention fashionable.  Seems to be the 'thing' in our area, especially on the skate/punk scene.\nHope this helps.
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I recommend that you start by reading the article "Starting a Clothing Line Business" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/clothing.htm\n\nYou may also want to read the following books http://www.powerhomebiz.com/bookstore/clothing/clothing.htm :  \n- The Official Step by Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line \n- Start Your Own Clothing Store (Entrepreneur Magazine's Start Up) \n- The Business of Fashion: Designing Manufacturing, and Marketing \n- The World of Fashion Merchandising \n- So You Want to Work in the Fashion Business? A Practical Look at Apparel Product Development and Global Manufacturing \n- The Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing \n- Fashion: From Concept to Consumer
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buy boards,rent building.contact the brands that you would like to sell.?
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You should consider participation or visiting a fashion related trade fair.\nwww.eventseye.com
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The first thing is to stop caring what everyone thinks about you.  I know its hard but know that a lot of times people probably wish they could be you.  If you wear really fitted jeans, STOP. Check out the style magazines because clothes make a very big impact on your social life.  Most importantly people are drawn to people that are mysterious sort of like trying to figure out a puzzle.  Be careful though because there is a fine line between mysteriously cool and a weirdo.
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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 would sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you are in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It is not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you are willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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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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maybe you can try a jeans called "jeans pomp up" you can see them in its website
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first off you need a prototype, a tangible EXAMPLE of the product you plan to sell, this is no easy task, you'll have to get some funding to pay a place that has the ability to make whatever it is you are selling, depeninding on how complex the "idea" is this can costs a lot of money\n\nthen once the example is made, you pitch it or sell it to someone at sears, macy's whoever\n\nyou could try to sell the idea to one of the major retailers first and see if they'd fund the prototype, but you'd need a connection to someone at one of those companies and a really really good idea
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I say purchase them with good conscious.  Try not to support animal testing and sweat shops.\n\nMix and match your colors. Don't read mags for style. Create your own.  To hell with style critics.  They are only stylish because "they" think so.  Have you ever noticed that gay men in the fashion industry can get away with wild outfits ?  Yet, if anyone else does it is a disaster.\nGive me a break.
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first of all \n1)your garments have to be according to season and fashion\n2)your quality of garment and price \n3)types of customers/class/age/sex  you are attracting.\n4)the way you are presenting on the window display and in showroom,pattern of lighting also plays a role.\n\nto increase sales\n1)divide the selling of a product in atlest 3 section\nfor example if you have a summer t-shirt half sleeve.\nyou place it in the showroom just a month before summer starts.(for e.g summer may-august) \n A)maximum profit in april and may\n B)Average profit june and july\n C)summer sale/discount  mid july -august with minimum profit.\n D)septemebr left over stock of summer sell out what is left at a cost price or just adding the expenses or staff salary and bills.(to create place for autumn stock and winter.
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Well if you only want designer clothing, then I cant help you, but if you want your own label or a well no name brand, I am actually these days looking into my own clothing manufacturing business, so you can contact me, or if you already have some designs you like and you want them made cheap, contact me,  I am in the textile business already and I may be able to help you.
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You don't. They are awarded by various deities. Pray and there shall come Victoria's Secret tickets.\n\nEither that or your a designer or shareholder.