From the monthly archives: March 2010

Wholesale Plus Sized Apparel

By On March 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Wholesale plus sized apparel is a great market to be in. Wholesale plus sized apparel consists of plus sized for women.

Since very few stores specialize in plus sized apparel, you can build a profitable business by buying and selling wholesale plus sized apparel.

You can capture even more business by selling wholesale plus sized [...]

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Developing A Fashion Brand

By On March 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment

You walk into a party in a simple ensemble and furtive glances and raised eyebrows are what your encounter. Actually it’s all about the brand you are wearing. You are right now making a statement.

That’s what branding is all about. One look at the garment and the onlooker is able [...]

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Obama’s Stimulus Plan Will Help Small Businesses – How Reviving the SBA Will Increase Business Loans

By On March 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment

More good news for small businesses that might, while they are still young, see loans available again. I know you’ve heard this before, but I think it is rolling toward the real thing this time.

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Breaking into Women’s Golf Apparel with Style

By On March 15, 2010 · Leave a Comment

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A fresh approach to club attire

Jennifer Glaspie launched Chicago-based Aphira golfware to create apparel for the social golfer who wants to stand out on the green, not fit [...]

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Start a Clothing Line

By On March 8, 2010 · Leave a Comment


Creativity when combined with passion yield great results. T-shirt manufacturing is a big business and growing industry which combines both of these. Many t-shirt companies print and create custom t-shirts for their customers which enable them to start a business of their own without making much of an investment. [...]

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How to Find the Best Start Up Business Loan

By On March 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Dreaming of your own business where you’re the boss? Apply for a business start up loan today!

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Business Consulting – How to Avoid Business Failure

By On March 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment

What is the business survival rate? Statistically, roughly 66 percent of new business survive two years or more, and 40 percent survive six years or more, according to the study “Redefining Small Business Administration. Further, companies that have employees (instead of one-man shops), college educated owners, and those that have good financing tend to survive [...]

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