How to Run a successful Ready to Wear Clothing Line

How to run a successful Ready to Wear Clothing Line as a Fashion Designer and reduce stress by Eze Chioma Eze

Ifeanyi Chioma Eze is popular brilliant Accountant with a lot of business experience and Ideas. She gives too much value on how to run a successful business on her social media space (Facebook) and so many valued content. On her Facebook account she share an amazing Strategy On How to Run a successful Ready to Wear Clothing Line as a Fashion Designer. Below is what She Shared :

The Strategy Below is how to Run a successful Ready to Wear (RTW) Clothing Line Business with less stress. This is what any fashion designer can implement in their fashion business which I believe is a great idea then becoming Jack of all trades.

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Here is her Step by Step Advice for Fashion Designers.

1. Stop sewing complicated clothes immediately. They take too long and you don’t have the time.
2. The goal for you is to make money, it is not to make the most beautiful red carpet dresses. You do not have the capacity, leave it for those who do.
3. Switch to making simple clothes that have no breast pad, stones, corsets and all that drama.
4. Make simple clothes that look like ready-to-wear and focus on selling to plus-size women. These women buy like mad when they find simple nice designs.
5. The 15 hours you use in sewing one complicated dress that will pay you 20k (that’s if the customer agrees to pay), use it and sew 15 simple plus-size dresses with no lining and no drama.
6. Hire two tailors immediately. Buy 2 more machines immediately.
7. Focus on finding simple but interesting styles, you cut, they sew.
8. Work on a daily target of maybe making 6 items everyday. They can each easily make 3 simple dresses that have no complications.
9. Learn Facebook Ads. Take some pictures and start advertising for plus-size women to come to you for budget-priced casual dresses and tops. Showcase your many designs and tell them to order in variety of colors.
10. Do a pricing matrix so you encourage a person to buy more. Example – 1 dress is 10k, 3 is 25k, 5 is 38k.
11. Change your mentality from best tailor to money machine.
12. No be who sew pass dey make money. Na who get sense pass.

She was soooo happy. She thanked me and ran off to implement. Remember, the goal in business is to make money doing something excellently well. You mustn’t do the hardest thing. You can do a simple thing excellently well.

Someone somewhere is selling only white rice and making over 500k sales daily while someone else is struggling to sell 20 items on a menu and making far less.

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The goal is to make money. The goal is to make money. Do not forget the goal. By all means, simplify how you make the money and go ahead and make it.

I love you! By Ifeanyi Chioma Eze