Every day, the clothing wholesale market is crowded with people. Many people go to almost all markets, large and small, in order to choose clothing suitable for them to sell. Not to mention the hard work, sometimes it takes a long time to find something that satisfies them. So do you know where the goods from these market wholesalers come from? How many levels are there in the middle? I will give you a brief explanation. If I am wrong, please feel free to add something. 1. Direct manufacturer. This is the sales model with the fewest links. We have our own factories, designers, etc., and the products we produce are directly sold in wholesale markets. The style and type are generally relatively fixed, with many series of products. Small customers and retail sales are generally not accepted. Most will have regional protection policies. 2. Act as an agent to sell products from manufacturers. This model refers to obtaining agency rights directly from the manufacturer, wholesales directly in the wholesale market without changing anything about the product. The style and type are generally relatively fixed, with many series of products. 3. Design and outsource processing by yourself. This is the method adopted by many wholesalers at present. It is also the main reason why there are so many large and small garment processing factories in the country. However, many wholesalers do not have complete design capabilities, and even if there are so-called designers, their levels are uneven. Therefore, the phenomenon of copying is a common problem in the domestic clothing industry. This can be felt when you enter some low-end wholesale markets, and the clothing styles are roughly the same and the prices are almost the same. There are also some powerful wholesalers who only look for processing factories to make goods. This type of wholesale generally has regional protection policies and generally does not accept bulk or retail sales. 4. Acquire and change the appearance. This model generally appears in small franchised clothing companies, and it also accounts for some groups in the wholesale market. That is to buy and process a series of styles from factories or large clothing companies, and replace all the tags, trademarks and outer packaging with your own brand. This reduces your design, production, etc. costs. This behavior model is currently adopted by many shopping malls and supermarket brand counters. Accepting bulk and retail sales. 5. Purchase and sell directly. This mode is simpler and less troublesome. The style type can be changed at any time, and the quantity is generally not very large. It’s also easy to run out of stock. Accept bulk and retail orders. There is no zone protection. 6. It’s completely speculator type. This model exists in almost every wholesale market. The most important source of upstream goods comes from nearby office buildings or other stalls. There are many editions hanging at the small stall, and you have to wait half an hour to get the goods. Sometimes you see two prices for the same style in other categories. Fully accept wholesale and retail. There is no need to talk about regional protection policies. The above roughly covers the sources of products from all merchants in the clothing wholesale market, and of course other possibilities are not excluded. But no matter what type of model it is, as long as the purchaser thinks it is suitable for him and has a certain profit, he does not have to "find the chicken that lays the eggs if the eggs are delicious." The entire market itself is a coexistence of multiple entities. As long as there are certain interests, the above method will continue to exist.