IT boils down to how many pieces an hour can you sew? Not worth 'giving it away' if you can't make a profit! Chances are if they get a bid from a large head shop you will be blown right out of the water...but if it's a lot of individual pieces, names, etc. you might have the advantage-large shops need to keep all their heads running. Running individual stuff
drives them nuts.YOu need to make a percentage markup PLUS freight on the incoming goods, then your 'supplies' (backing, thread, bobbins, etc.) plus your 'time' to sew...easier than figureing out
per stitches. Roland R. Irish III www.sunrisegraphics.org signman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sunrise Graphics 116 Main St Claremont, NH 03743 603-543-1324 Check out our 'instant' catalogshttp://www.companycasuals.com/sunrisegraphics/start.jsp clothing and accessories for embroidery & screenprinting
http://www.plasticpromotions.com/?ID=SS850825D http://www.healthypromotions.com/?ID=SS850825D http://www.thewritepromotion.com/?ID=SS850825D On Mar 19, 2010, at 11:30 AM, Darlene Weber wrote:
I have been asked to submit a bid for a large business which will include several different types of garments for clothing allowances for their employees. This is at least a $16-$20K budget. Can anyone give me an idea what percent mark up I should use since it will be such a large volume???Thanks!
