Secondhand Clothing Store
Startup Costs: $2,000 - $10,000
Franchises Available? Yes
Online Operation? Yes
There are a few options available to the entrepreneur considering a retail business that sells secondhand clothing. The first and most capital-intensive option is to open a used clothing store from a fixed retail location or storefront. The second option is to sell the secondhand clothing items via a flea-market booth. The third option is to develop a website and sell used clothing online. Of course, all three options could be combined into one operating format, and combining all three methods of marketing and distribution would greatly increase potential business revenue. There are even a few companies that sell secondhand designer clothing by way of home parties and independent sales consultants, which could also be a potential avenue worth investigating.
Secondhand Clothing Store Ideas
Newsstand
Outdated, you say? In spite of online media convergence, classic print newspapers will never grow old.
Wholesaler
Be the middle person between a manufacturer and the retailer. With any product or service included, this is a business that will always be needed.
Hobby Shop
A hobby shop is the ultimate way to feed the latest fads as well as your business.
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