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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa
So why the thread? I've been doing boys clothing for over 6 years now. We're getting into infant and girls lines too. Growth is good. But starting with an idea I had about 10 years ago, combined with some recent developments, I think I could get into very high-end women's fashion, perhaps one of the most competitive industries in the world. The clothing and techniques would speak for themselves. But in fashion, you need to know the right people, and just as importantly, need to know what to say, when and to whom. For me, it's the exact opposite kind of world I'd want to be in, and if I failed, it would be because of me, not the clothing.
A brief snapshot.
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This is when you may consider hiring in the connections/personality needed as well... easier said than done of course.
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