Setting Prices for Your Apparel Brand
How to create pricing that actually sells your product AND gets you the profit margin you want.
For eight years as the owner of Detroit Sewn, I worked with clients from all over the country that wanted to start clothing lines. Time and time again I found that whether they come to me with an idea in their head, or with patterns and prototypes already in hand, most of them didn't know how to price their products. This was a question I asked early on in our first meeting, as the answer is crucial to everything that comes next. When I asked: “What price will your target audience pay for this product?” most of them replied: “It depends how much it costs to make.” That answer will get you into trouble financially. In this course, I’ll not only explain why, I’ll also show you how to properly price your products so that you can have the sales model(s) you want and make your profit margin.
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For eight years, Karen served as the President and CEO of Detroit Sewn, a full-service contract cut and sew manufacturer founded in 2015. She created the nonprofit Detroit Garment Group in 2012 to retain fashion talent in Michigan by teaching them the business of fashion. She was the Editor of StyleLine, a Michigan fashion magazine with a circulation of 60,000. She served as a guest teacher at the Pamella Roland School of Fashion at Kendall College, and sat on multiple panels to discuss a wide variety of topics and issues related to the U.S. fashion industry. She has hosted fashion shows and produced multiple fashion events, including conferences and trade shows. And she has an extensive background in teaching adults, copywriting, editing, graphic design, photography, and website building. Check out Fashion Unfurled - her TEDxDetroit talk.
Want to learn more about Karen and her company KB Promo? Visit kbpromobrand.com.