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@newmusicmom yep, lots of boys lines do the same
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@jackiemicucci yeah, moderated a panel today.
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sipping hot lemon and honey. think i broke my voice today.
If you missed the children's wear panel, follow #kidsbiz for #fashion #business advice from industry insiders.
Have a clear vision before starting a line. #kidsbiz
Once again, finances are stressed. Must have the money to create line, build team, etc. #kidsbiz
Lynn Meyer says social media is essential today for new brands. #kidsbiz
Manufacturing in Latin America is great because there's no time change. China is great because they produce quickly. #kidsbiz
Price and affordability is important in today's market. #kidsbiz
"Boys care about brands. Girls care about trends." -Sion of Parigi Group #kidsbiz
Boys' wear is less competitive than girls' wear. Not many boys' line making fresh collections. #kidsbiz t.co/FEbeaHkoQI
Plus sized kids market is wide open. The customer is out there but it's difficult to get retailers. #kidsbiz
2yo to 8yo age group is the most popular because the kids grow the most during those ages. #kidsbiz
Everyone on the team must be willing to wear any hat. #kidsbiz
Sales rep Lynn Meyer says reps must have tough skin, positive attitude, professionalism, and be well spoken. #kidsbiz t.co/kf0UPyWlDX
Bronagh Staley of @SweetWilliamLtd chooses lines for her store based on if they will fit with the current lines. #kidsbiz
To sale collections to stores you must go to those stores to see what they are missing. Human contact is still important. #kidsbiz
"As long as you're moving up it's okay to move around." -Sion of Parigi Group on looking at résumés #kidsbiz
Both @Appaman and @SweetWilliamLtd have small teams. #kidsbiz
Freelance designer Charlotte Guess talks about the ups and downs of freelancing. No guaranteed check but home with kids. #kidsbiz

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