Wholesale 101

This article is for online sellers however anyone can take advantage of these 8 fantastic ways to use those individual socks that you don't know what else to do with! Glasses holder: If you bought sunglasses (or reading glasses) and they don’t have a case; after you list them, put them in a sock! Now you can store them on your shelf without worry of dust-collection or, God forbid, a scratch!Store shoes: Slipping the shoes each inside of it’s own sock prevents them from rubbing against each othe …

Having a candle arrive broken is a real bummer, BUT you don’t need to throw it out! Here’s how you can still enjoy it:photo provided by The Turquoise TableALWAYS START HERE:  The first step is always to remove the dangerous parts of the jar and discard them. Now you’ll end up with an amazing selling piece of wax inside of a wrecked looking jar that is likely missing a piece or has a massive crack or a bunch of chips:  this is okay!  Here's 5+ methods of how you can still enjoy i …

We previously wrote “What to do if a Coat is missing the belt” so today we are going to discuss What to Do if a Dress is Missing The Belt. Let’s go!One of the determining factors is how big the belt loops on the dress are. If there are not belt loops, the world is your oyster and you can have fun picking a belt that looks gorgeous. So be sure to first figure out the width the belt should be, then you can proceed.1. One of the most popular belt replacements is a “Dress Sash Ribbon”. These rib …

The amount of damaged items in a lot depends on two main factors:1. What wholesale supplier you buy through. I cannot express how important this is. ALL WHOLESALERS ARE NOT EQUAL! We are each our own, independent business and every wholesaler is completely different! I will explain more about this shortly. 2. What TYPE of wholesale you are buying. There’s 5 main Types of Wholesale and each type has different volumes of imperfect pieces; Traditional Wholesale, Overstocks, Liquidations, Store R …

If you love buying Liquidations and Store Returns, chances are you will eventually end up with a pair of jeans that you just can’t sell due to damage; maybe the zipper is broke, an awful stain you can't get out or there’s a gaping hole. Instead of throwing them in the trash, here’s great ideas to consider! I put these ideas in order, based on the part of the jean used. Let’s get started:  JEAN SEAMSREPURPOSING: This is super friggin coo! PillarBoxBlue has this incredible idea: S …