While the term "wholesale children's clothing" is commonly associated with the sale of factory seconds, or defects, it is actually a misconception that has caused many consumers to lose out on the many benefits they could be reaping.
Manufacturers have found that with the economic recession, it is easier for them to be able to sell their products directly to you, instead of having to deal with the middle man who is always hiking prices in order to make his or her share of the profits.
You can shop through the extensive line that the producer carries, find the exact style that your child is dying for, and you can get through it a whole lot easier than by driving around to different stores.
Manufacturers are able to offer wholesale children's clothing at deep discounts that may seem unrealistic to you, however this is mostly due to the fact that they are reducing all of the other charges that generally increase the retail price.
For example, a manufacturer may offer a product at a retail store that sounds extremely cheap, however it could be a whole lot cheaper if it did not include: * The cost of transportation to move the product from the factory to the retail distribution center * The cost to move the freight from the distribution center to the retail locations * The cost of the retailer's charges for moving the product off the truck and onto the racks * The cost of the retailer's employees keeping the shelves semi-organized after they have been ravaged by others seeking great deals.
These four factors alone can increase the prices of the products you buy, by approximately 30-40 percent, and that means that you are paying nearly double what you should be, when you buy clothes from a retail store as opposed to buying them directly from the manufacturer.