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    How to Add Wholesale to Your Embroidery Business

    Wholesale means fewer, bigger, recurring orders. Here is how to add it to your embroidery business.

    Selling wholesale — supplying boutiques, gift shops, and retailers with your embroidered products — trades many small sales for fewer, larger, recurring orders. It is a powerful way to scale without endlessly chasing individual customers.

    What Sells Wholesale

    • Personalizable blanks shops finish or sell as-is
    • Seasonal and gift items
    • Niche products (pet, baby, local-themed)
    • Patches and ready-made accessories

    Set Wholesale Pricing

    Wholesale prices are lower per unit than retail, so they must still cover your costs and profit at volume. Use your true COGS to set a wholesale price that works, then a suggested retail price for the shop.

    Approach Retailers

    Pitch local boutiques and gift shops with samples and a simple line sheet. Show them products that fit their store and will sell to their customers.

    Deliver Consistency

    Wholesale relationships depend on consistent quality and reliable restocks. Become a dependable supplier and these accounts reorder for years.

    Produce consistent wholesale lines efficiently:

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    Know Your Numbers First

    Only offer wholesale prices once you know your true COGS. Discounting blindly can mean working hard at a loss.

    Wholesale scales your embroidery business through larger, recurring orders. Choose the right products, price from real costs, pitch local retailers, and deliver consistency to build lasting accounts.

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