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Hi All :
I am opening my Web store soon, (its only been a year in the making) I would like to know how to sell my fabric efficiently. Should I sell it in 1 yard, 2 yard, fat quarters etc. Interested in what your thoughts are. Thanks for your help! Sue in Va. |
I think you should have all the options
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I agree, all options would be good.
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Originally Posted by wvhill22
I think you should have all the options
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As many options as possible
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make coordinating packets if you want to cut up the fabric and patterns
FatQ's sell in color or theme coordinated packs(5 or 6 per pack) 3 yds if selling one single fabric |
Lots of options are best in my opinion. Also kits and fabric packs are helpful. I'm not so good at picking fabrics so alot of times I buy packs and kits.
Can't wait to see your new site. That is exciting. Congratulations. :thumbup: ;) :D |
I would cut as people order it, some might want much more than your precuts
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I would say offer yards, then offer some coordinated bundles, either 1/2 yards or FQ together. I don't know what the market is for FQ A la Carte, you know?
Please, please, please whatever you do...DON'T price and sell by the half-yard. OF course if you want to sell in half-yard increments, by all means do so...but that is my LEAST favorite tactic to put in big bold letters "$4.99!!!" and then in teeny-tiny print "per half yard". |
Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
I would say offer yards, then offer some coordinated bundles, either 1/2 yards or FQ together. I don't know what the market is for FQ A la Carte, you know?
Please, please, please whatever you do...DON'T price and sell by the half-yard. OF course if you want to sell in half-yard increments, by all means do so...but that is my LEAST favorite tactic to put in big bold letters "$4.99!!!" and then in teeny-tiny print "per half yard". |
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