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Hi, skip cox here. as i stated b 4 selling a single design t-shirt is new 4 me. i wholesale 2 retailers. my question?: if i sell 10 tees to each store what should my SIZE MIX B? ie.....
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Re: stocking a store Who is your market? What kind of store?
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Re: stocking a store It all depends on your market, size breakdown is demand driven.
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Re: stocking a store I would buy more M, L, I have had it where I sell less S, a few more XL. But the majority was M, and L
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Re: stocking a store 90% of retailers are convenience stores. age = 18years and over.
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Re: stocking a store 90% convenience stores. age = 18 & over. Thanx.
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Re: stocking a store 18 years and over is a pretty broad market. I worked for a company that wanted me to design for an age bracket like that and those groups from 18-80 have to many things that are different. I suggest narrowing your market down, but if your question is just for sizing and not design then I would go S-1 M-2 L-2 XL-3 XXL-2
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Re: stocking a store Based on a survey here a while back on sizes, and based on your market, I would use this guide:
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Re: stocking a store thanx joe. now thats the kind of info i need. thanx again!
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