Wheres the best place to get wholesale designer clothes?
- Filed under: designer clothing wholesale
- Date: Aug 6,2008
hey guys im looking for a trusted place that has ed hardy, abercrombie, true religion, ect ect.. designer clothes for cheap prices if you buy wholesale. I dont care if its a china one either because most of them are. Any good ones you know of that has worked for you? Im looking to buy wholesale designer clothes and resell on ebay for a business.. any help?
You have to buy in bulk and bring alot of money to the table if you are serious about getting wholesale prices. Anybody advertising it as wholesale that is not in bulk is lying. If Tom owns a large company that purchases $100,000 worth of items from Jack, Jack isnt going to make Tom mad and sell any less than $100,000 to anybody. Tom and Jack have an exclusive agreement that Jack cant sell to someone for less than what Tom is bringing to the table because Tom doesnt want any competitors out there, so he works out this deal with Jack. There are a few sites and sources listed at buy-in-bulk.com, but if you want to set up dropshipping and really get the best prices, you have to approach the companies personally with an agreement like what Tom and Jack have and with a large sum of money to make the first 2 or 3 purchases. I was going through a company called Golden Gain in Taiwan. I didnt need to create an exclusive agreement, but the minimum they would sell them to me for was a purchase of at least $3000 or more each time.
7 Responses for "Wheres the best place to get wholesale designer clothes?"
PLATO’S CLOSET!!! look up the website
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http://www.google.com - - you can find anything
Just seach wholesale designer clothes.
Plato's closet is used clothes. I would recommend Marshalls or Ross. But they are still not wholesale just not expensive.
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tj max
belive it or not
all the things that american eagle and hollister ect. dont sell to the public for 35 bucks they give to tj max for 10 then you pay 15
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So you wanna buy a bunch of prep kid clothing? Try the web, and ifg you wanna look for those shitty American Eagle clothes, just look for an American Eagle Outfitter store near wherever you live, besides, all those pieces of shit like Abercrombie and Fitch, Hollister, Aeropostale, American Eagle and what not, they all suck and they are for stupid skater and prep kids
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This may sound a little crazy but you can go to value city. Every time i go into one and look at shorts and tee’s i found alot I’ve American Eagle stuff and Abercrombie and some aeropastle. I’ve bought a pair of American eagle shorts there for four dollars and they retailed for $25!
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Been there before
Your price competition is TJ Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, Designer Labels for Less, Marshall’s, and the outlet-store malls. Do your research at these to get a realistic estimate of the maximum price you’ll be able to get on eBay.
You need to be able to sell pretty consistently at 10 times your product costs. There are eBay fees, PayPal fees, packaging & shipping costs more than what you can usually collect in shipping fees (and don’t forget the costs in gas & time to take them to the PO or UPS until you are doing enough volume to get daily pick up service).
Lots of sellers for Prada and the famous names, so you have to find a unique product from a reliable and very low-cost source. But if it is too high-end, it is beyond the reach of most eBay-ers. E.g. Nina Ricci, Bulgari, Karl Lagerfeld, Escada, etc.
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You have to buy in bulk and bring alot of money to the table if you are serious about getting wholesale prices. Anybody advertising it as wholesale that is not in bulk is lying. If Tom owns a large company that purchases $100,000 worth of items from Jack, Jack isnt going to make Tom mad and sell any less than $100,000 to anybody. Tom and Jack have an exclusive agreement that Jack cant sell to someone for less than what Tom is bringing to the table because Tom doesnt want any competitors out there, so he works out this deal with Jack. There are a few sites and sources listed at buy-in-bulk.com, but if you want to set up dropshipping and really get the best prices, you have to approach the companies personally with an agreement like what Tom and Jack have and with a large sum of money to make the first 2 or 3 purchases. I was going through a company called Golden Gain in Taiwan. I didnt need to create an exclusive agreement, but the minimum they would sell them to me for was a purchase of at least $3000 or more each time.
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