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Making Money From Sports Apparel Being Manufacturer Or A Distributor |
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Submitted by Vada Vallejo
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Every year, thousands of shirts, shorts, pants, jackets and other accessories are produced every year. This can be for brands like Nike, Reebok, Champion and Adidas to name a few that are made in different countries and sold around the world.
Research shows that between 2004 and 2005, the importation of these goods rose by more than four percent. This is about $24 billion in apparel alone that analysts predict will continue to grow as people are becoming more health conscious.
If the person wants to make some money, then getting into the sports apparel business can be rewarding. All the entrepreneur has to do is tie up with a major company then have the equipment to do the products or have it outsourced elsewhere.
Having it done in another country is the trend in the manufacturing industry. This is because the costs of labor outside are much cheaper than doing it back home. The biggest market not only for sports apparel but a wide range of other products is China.
As long as these suppliers follow the guidelines set by the client, there won’t be any problems with the flow of goods that arrive per season.
Companies follow a certain standard when it comes to what is small, medium, large and extra large. However some people fall in between so getting one that is custom made is an alternative.
The customer will have to be fitted first then use an existing design or come up with one so this can be made. Though this is done more often among triathletes, the same thing can be done to anyone who wants to do well in a sport.
Manufacturers who come up with new designs each year also have to compete against other companies using new technology. Some designers are experimenting with clothes that have a microchip but have had better success by putting this into the shoe.
Those who don’t want to get into the business of manufacturing sports apparel but still want to make money can just put up a shop instead. This will involve getting into a partnership with one of the major dealership to become a distributor or invite these firms to have a small space in the store.
The sports apparel industry is a growing business and those who want to make money can either be a manufacturer or a distributor of these goods.
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