Please give me some advice. I want to make children's clothes, but I don't know how much to buy for the first time.

If you still can't understand the customer base your store is facing, I suggest you go to the surrounding children's wear stores first, not just to have a look, but to observe the success of others with your heart and make a calculation in your mind whether to clone others or pursue your own style.

The second step is to go to the wholesale market and observe the peers who take the goods, which stores they gather in and what goods they take. Listen to what they revealed when they took the goods.

The third step is to try to photograph the first batch of goods with the eyes of the guests. First of all, children's clothes are generally only allowed to be taken in a clean yard and cannot be unpacked. This is the guild regulations! For the first batch of goods, it is generally recommended to take only one hand (five pieces per yard) to avoid pressing the goods as much as possible. Look at the market and then decide your own style. Novices should not hoard four or five hand goods at once. The wholesale market is so big, why should we stock up? Three or four first-hand goods have been sold. If there are many more guests, go and get another one. After getting acquainted, you can leave the phone number of the wholesaler and inform them to take care of the goods for you at any time.

Just opened, don't rush to set your own style. Don't be late after a quarter. The first section is that the host and the guest get to know each other and know the guest's spleen and stomach. You can "hammer your hands" and don't be impatient! I can tell you that the most popular children's wear now is Korean children's wear in rural areas, which is overwhelming. You can take some home to try. Once the goods are found to be wrong, adjust them immediately.

If you have any other questions about children's wear, you can come to my space and have a look at it sometime. I hope I can help you. Good luck!