THE INDUSTRY DOCUMENT EVERYONE USES, BUT NO ONE WILL TELL YOU ABOUT
YOU CAN'T FIND THIS ON GOOGLE (BELIEVE ME, I TRIED)
AND, I'M GIVING IT TO YOU FOR FREE!
cut your sourcing time in half
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they say the grass isn't always greener, but that's a lie
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When celebs tell magazines their secret to looking forever young is drinking tons of water and using their own skin cream that you too can buy for just $30 a bottle…
We all roll our eyes.
It’s crazy obvious they have had work done. And, we know that their skin cream isn’t the real fountain of youth.
Yet, somehow we find ourselves pulling out our credit cards,
even though deep down we know better.It’s gotta be better than nothing right?
Maybe they really did figure out the secret ingredient to wrinkle free skin? 🤷♀️
Yea, right... the real secrets are for Hollywood insiders only. Just like this sheet is for fashion industry profesionals only.
To get the goods you need to know someone. Lucky for you, you know me.
the good stuff isn't on google
We want to believe that someone has the secret road map, or set of instructions that will guarantee us success.
But, the truth is. There is no secret ingredient.
The fashion industry is just like celebrity dermatologists. If you are in the know, you know. And, if you aren’t, well, you’re stuck using overpriced foot cream on your face (did you get the Mean Girls reference there?)
PS - there is one thing you need to know about me, I am obsessed with elder millennial nostalgia
ditch that roadmap to nowhere you downloaded from some corner of the internet
instead, get access to the exact same tools fashion industry professionals use - i'm giving you the toolkit that brands like Reformation and Everlane use to source fabrics
yes! i want FREE pro sourcing tools
that will help me not just save time, but also money when sourcing and developing my fashion brand
hi, i'm melanie
I help entrepreneurs just like you start conscious businesses.
But, before I did this I spent over a decade developing products for many of the brands you have in your closet. I have worked with the behemoths like Walmart and Target, as well as shaky startups that evolved into cult favorites like Nili Lotan and Hunter Boot.
I believe that in order to fix fashion, first, we need to understand how it’s made.
So, after living and working in countries like China, India, Taiwan, and the Philippines where I really got to see first-hand how the fashion industry operates, I now have a few ideas about how we can all be doing better.
