Inventory purchases
We review finished goods for an outright purchase: quantity, condition, assortment, provenance, channel limits, and timing. Any offer comes in writing after we review the goods.
Wholesale · Off-price · Private label
Premium inventory.
The right channels.
We buy selected inventory, place it with wholesale, off-price, and e-commerce partners, and build private-label and licensed programs around a channel’s price and customer.
For buyers
Source a lot
Off-price, e-commerce, flash-sale, sample-sale, and distribution partners looking for premium finished goods.
For brands
Offer inventory
Brand owners and inventory holders who want a buyer or a controlled distribution plan.
For retailers
Build a program
Private-label and licensed-product programs built around a channel’s price and customer.
What we do
Four ways we work with goods.
Every offer and every order is agreed in writing.
Wholesale, off-price, and e-commerce placement
We match a lot to approved channels and territories. Lot size, price, packaging, restrictions, and who ships are agreed in writing. Consignment or a managed sale is a separate structure from a purchase.
Private label
Product under the retailer’s brand: brief, cost, sampling, specs, packaging, and delivery coordination.
Licensed programs
Product under a third-party brand, only where the rights are actually obtained. Category, territory, channel, term, and approvals are part of the deal.
Selected work
Brands we’ve worked with.
Prior projects were done under license or approval by wholly owned subsidiaries or affiliates.
Brand hidden until you identify yourselfCurrent lot
Kids
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Occasionwear
Brand hidden until you identify yourself
Apparel
Brand hidden until you identify yourself
Kids
Brand hidden until you identify yourself
Music merch
Brand hidden until you identify yourself
Music merch
Brand hidden until you identify yourself
Music merch
Brand hidden until you identify yourself
Apparel
How we work
Understand the goods, agree the channel, coordinate the move.
- 01
Understand the goods
Quantity, condition, assortment, provenance, and what the brand allows.
- 02
Agree the channel
Channel, territory, price, and the commercial plan, in writing.
- 03
Coordinate the move
Production, freight, or delivery, coordinated to the agreed plan.
Talk to Jordan Klein.
Head of Business Development. He reviews lots and takes the buyer meeting.