[vc_row row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”full_width” text_align=”left” background_animation=”none” css_animation=””][vc_column][vc_column_text]If your business model includes retail, you will eventually have to present your collection to buyers, for wholesale purposes. The buyers will need all the product information necessary, to place an order. The line sheet is part of all the information you should provide to them, in order to make their buying job as smooth as possible, and improve your chances for an order.
What is a line sheet?
The actual line sheet is a document with your entire line information, delivery dates, and contact info. This document should in a glance be easy to read, be understandable and have all the product information on it. Literally it should make buying easy, and in the end, selling easy. If your collection is somewhat bigger, then consider grouping your products in product groups. Most of the times, the most expensive product category goes first. So let’s say your jackets are the most expensive category, then your bottoms, your midlayers and last your tops and accessories. There should also be a logical price structure, and there too, place the most expensive product first.
Keep every page as clean as you can, some buyers want to take notes on every product, and they need the space to do that. Plus a cluttered line sheet is just going to be confusing and hard to work with.
Have in mind that some buyers won’t be able to meet with you in person to see the collection. This means they will have to depend on the information in your line sheet to make a decision on buying your line or not. The more details and clear content the better. BUT, it should be visually appealing and in sync with your brand’s graphical profile! Buyers usually have many line sheets and order forms, and you want yours to stand out.
Delicate information
This information is extremely delicate and important for you and your buyers, so don’t hand the line sheet out to everyone that is not serious on buying your line. Your business “secrets” and pricing strategies are in the line sheet and can easily be knocked off.
When handing over the line sheet you should also include an order form. You don’t just want them to see what you have to offer, you want them to BUY your collection. Have organized, pre-filled order forms to make the ordering process as smooth as possible.
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