Wholesale Pages reveals that non-branded clothing is as lucrative as branded clothing

Oct. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- According to Wholesale Pages, wholesale clothing UK business is not all about branded items or clothes. The site reveals that dealing in ordinary clothes for men, women and children has more scope than dealing in branded clothes. According to sources at the site, the designer clothes cost more and therefore have a limited customer base whereas the masses at large choose to buy cheaper, ordinary clothes while steering clear of the brands. The wholesalers who deal in branded clothes only cater to a limited audience while leaving out the large chunk for the others. This huge customer base offers massive opportunity for wholesale non-branded cloth dealers.
http://www.wholesalepages.co.uk, which is one of the biggest online wholesale B2B websites has observed and reported this phenomenon. The site, which is a prime spot for wholesale manufacturers, suppliers and dropshippers, offers new opportunities to cater the needs of clothing wholesalers in various categories other than the brands. This means the dealers of non-branded clothes have an equally wonderful chance to promote their wholesale clothing business by presenting something new to their customers.
Looking at the trend, one can easily say that clothing items can never go out of demand. All they need to do is to make their customers an offer they cannot refuse. Stephen Royce, the marketing executive of Wholesale Pages reports, “There are countless non-branded clothes buying leads that we receive on daily basis. The numbers show an upward and stable growth in manufacturers and suppliers at Wholesale Pages,” he added. As per Royce, the research department is working efficiently to continuously help them in gauging the right demand.
This puts the popular misconception about branded clothes item to rest that other non-branded wholesale clothing items cannot be a match in terms of profit. When the market has so much demand for wholesale non-branded clothing right now, there is no telling how much the demand can increase in future.
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