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How to sell leftover fabrics
It´s very easy to sell leftover fabrics on our platform.
We will guide you and help you all the way.
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4 easy steps to go!
1. Contact us and and you will get an inlog to our sellers platform. There you fill in all the information about the fabric. The more information you share the easier it will be to find a buyer.
2. We need 1 meter of the fabric from you or from your warehouse. From the sample of the fabric we make a hanger and swatches that we send out to interested buyers, we take photos and then publish the material in our webshop. We will marketing the fabrics in social medias and show them on fairs.
4. Our customers buy from the website and we handle shipping and payment.
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Words from some of our partners:
"We carefully plan and control our textile manufacturing, striving to avoid the issue of leftover fabrics. Any surplus fabrics left from production is either reused for coming collections or sent to our fabric reseller Rekotex. Rekotex ensures that surplus fabrics from production don’t end up as waste by reselling deadstock to a discounted price."
"Although we often buy minimum volumes of fabric stock, we sometimes end up with leftover fabrics at our production suppliers in between collections. The first solution is often to use the fabric for our production and styles in the future collections or for production of giveaways. Alternatively, we sometimes use a digital platform Rekotex, where textile companies can sell leftover fabrics to smaller players att a good price"
"Rekotex is a Swedish reseller that provides re-sourcing of high-quality fabrics stilll in stock after production finished. Smaller brands are given the opportunity to purchase leftover fabrics without the need for committing to high minimum requirements, taking full advantage of material already produced."
We will sign you up for our Check your stock newsletter
Words from some of our partners:
"We carefully plan and control our textile manufacturing, striving to avoid the issue of leftover fabrics. Any surplus fabrics left from production is either reused for coming collections or sent to our fabric reseller Rekotex. Rekotex ensures that surplus fabrics from production don’t end up as waste by reselling deadstock to a discounted price."
"Although we often buy minimum volumes of fabric stock, we sometimes end up with leftover fabrics at our production suppliers in between collections. The first solution is often to use the fabric for our production and styles in the future collections or for production of giveaways. Alternatively, we sometimes use a digital platform Rekotex, where textile companies can sell leftover fabrics to smaller players att a good price"
"Rekotex is a Swedish reseller that provides re-sourcing of high-quality fabrics stilll in stock after production finished. Smaller brands are given the opportunity to purchase leftover fabrics without the need for committing to high minimum requirements, taking full advantage of material already produced."