Starting A Clothing Brand Using Wholesale Blanks ($50-$1000+)

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  • Опубліковано 28 лис 2024

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  • @asedri08
    @asedri08 Рік тому +7

    Woow finally, to be honest they probably have the best products in the market, their t-shirts are even better that bellas canvas

  • @quantrellh.4939
    @quantrellh.4939 Рік тому +8

    Damn! As Colour has been a gem... not many people use their blanks... now everyone is going to be using them lol

  • @joeantony7324
    @joeantony7324 8 місяців тому +5

    Hey guys . I am an indian and me and my friend is building a new startup mainly focus on supplying blanks or printed t - shirts , hoodies etc.... for clothing startups and bussineses. If any one is in search of a suppier , lets talk and if you are interested then we can do business. And also one more thing , we can talk about cost and other things . The only thing i can guarantee on is trustness. I believe thats somthing which is hard to find these days.😊

    • @kingcarr5379
      @kingcarr5379 8 місяців тому

      What brand of shirts, and hoodies do you have as well as hat's if you have them as well.

    • @michaelbediako8543
      @michaelbediako8543 7 місяців тому

      How do I get in contact with you? Also, do you have a website yet?

    • @salma23tariq
      @salma23tariq Місяць тому

      How to contact you? I want good quality blanks

  • @KIWICRC
    @KIWICRC 6 місяців тому +3

    Al l the people commenting about pricing and profits. Worry about your brand first. If you produce a quality product from the blanks. You’ll have no issue selling the product for £100+ the brand is what sells. The product quality makes it easier to sell.

  • @effektfootwear
    @effektfootwear 11 місяців тому +5

    Coming from Australia I am a BIG fan of AS Colour and have used them throughout my fashion entrepreneurial journey. Now I'm based in Central Europe and have some difficulty finding printers that stock their products. Is it possible to get a stockist list for Central Europe or the Greater European continent (excluding UK because of import duties)?

  • @ELJefeE7
    @ELJefeE7 6 місяців тому +1

    Great gem and video. I see the problem as a beginner in the clothing industry is putting out money to legalize the business just to obtain a wholesale license and discount from blank providers. Not saying I don’t believe the dream but it slows or disheartening for a beginner to get off the ground.

  • @MrCburgon74
    @MrCburgon74 Рік тому +3

    Thank you this inspiring information god bless

  • @Robbi3B79
    @Robbi3B79 8 місяців тому +1

    That Mens canvas heavy jacket is a beautiful jacket, the major let down though is the front pocket positioning. It needs to be on an angle so your hands slide in comfortably. The vertical pocket positioning is so uncomfortable.

  • @3D_Unleashed
    @3D_Unleashed Рік тому +17

    But they are really expensive, how can you sell an already 50 dollar hoodie with a profit when you have to also pay shipping and printing fee?

    • @quantrellh.4939
      @quantrellh.4939 Рік тому +15

      Hoodies are the easiest to sell. People will spend $70-80 on hoodies before they drop $40+ on shirts.

    • @akewz5071
      @akewz5071 9 місяців тому

      You can get massive discounts if you have a trade account a $30 tee on their website is Way cheaper its not to hard to get a trade account

    • @jaffjaffjaffjaff09
      @jaffjaffjaffjaff09 8 місяців тому

      EEEXXXXXXXPPPPPEEENNNSSSIVE MINIMAL PROFIT

    • @Shah-wp6do
      @Shah-wp6do 8 місяців тому

      @@quantrellh.4939
      $70/80 if it has a name like Nike or under Armour on it, not an unknown label.
      I got a £500 to start, and that is from absolute scratch. I’m a person who doesn’t even use social media.
      I just about can get a few hoodies & good quality labels on it for this price but where & how can I get the customers/ traffic to make purchases.

    • @Shah-wp6do
      @Shah-wp6do 8 місяців тому


      $70/80 if it has a name like Nike or under Armour on it, not an unknown label.
      I got a £500 to start, and that is from absolute scratch. I’m a person who doesn’t even use social media.
      I just about can get a few hoodies & good quality labels on it for this price but where & how can I get the customers/ traffic to make purchases.

  • @eemo2093
    @eemo2093 Рік тому +4

    I wish they had a warehouse in Europe. UK is subject to import fees and VAT…

  • @TheCondorisChannel
    @TheCondorisChannel 10 місяців тому +2

    Question: would you use a Roland BN-20 to start a T Shirt/Hoodie business?

  • @CoolpapaKelz
    @CoolpapaKelz Рік тому +2

    This is a good video

  • @hansm.picazo2550
    @hansm.picazo2550 Місяць тому

    How do you get your own brand tag? For the blanks.

  • @galactix_crypto
    @galactix_crypto Рік тому +5

    They’re more expensive because they’re still a middleman for other manufacturers… Middleman always means someone’s adding a profit and price goes up. Damn they look like they have some great products.

  • @tahamdkour3475
    @tahamdkour3475 Рік тому +2

    Hello
    Translation possible Arabic
    Thank you very much ❤

  • @SkS13003
    @SkS13003 7 місяців тому +1

    $14 for a single t shirt though?? just checked their website and .. that's so expensive vs other providers selling blanks for $3-5

  • @KTOJRICH.
    @KTOJRICH. 8 місяців тому +1

    They denied my wholesale application I thought they worked with startup companies I guess not

  • @Shah-wp6do
    @Shah-wp6do 8 місяців тому


    $70/80 if it has a name like Nike or under Armour on it, not an unknown label.
    I got a £500 to start, and that is from absolute scratch. I’m a person who doesn’t even use social media.
    I just about can get a few hoodies & good quality labels on it for this price but where & how can I get the customers/ traffic to make purchases.

  • @sarah-sillz
    @sarah-sillz 6 місяців тому +1

    I'm surprised at how expensive their blanks are. I wouldn't be charging much more than that for retail, so the profit margin would end up being small and not worth it.

    • @KIWICRC
      @KIWICRC 6 місяців тому +1

      No vision

    • @sarah-sillz
      @sarah-sillz 6 місяців тому

      @@KIWICRC Nope, just know my market.

  • @jazz-i-guess9921
    @jazz-i-guess9921 Рік тому +7

    Ascolour is just too expensive unfortunately

  • @akshaitrader
    @akshaitrader 3 місяці тому

    Can I talk to you over a call?? I need some help of yours.

  • @kinggrim374
    @kinggrim374 14 днів тому

    Bro if they're selling their shirts at $15 and I have to also customize is which I will that's another $5 or so... ima need to sell the shirt at $30 to $40. Not even Nike is doing that.

  • @DaveSynott
    @DaveSynott Рік тому +2

    Can't believe you hit her with subtitles. She is speaking English bro 🙄

    • @johnxsantos
      @johnxsantos  Рік тому +4

      Accents are sometimes hard for people

  • @celestinomartis7711
    @celestinomartis7711 8 місяців тому

    All bla bla bla No one talks about the expensive shipping costs for bulk purchasing

    • @pablocardenas809
      @pablocardenas809 8 місяців тому

      I thought it would be cheaper as you're buying more. Do you know how much is for shipping with ascolour?

  • @chrisdorrell1
    @chrisdorrell1 Рік тому +3

    Very very very expensive. Complete RIP off

    • @johnxsantos
      @johnxsantos  11 місяців тому

      the styles they have are something most wholesale companies don't offer. I'm a personal customer to them, as these are shirts that brands selling tees for $50+ are using.

    • @Kooley
      @Kooley 11 місяців тому

      which t shirt on their site would you consider a good high quality one to buy? @@johnxsantos

    • @Shah-wp6do
      @Shah-wp6do 8 місяців тому +1

      @@johnxsantos
      U.S has a market to sell blanks, UK not so much