5 Mistakes You're Making When Choosing Fabrics for Your Brand

Choosing the right fabrics for your brand can be the difference between amazing pieces and dissatisfied customers. Whether you're just starting out or already have experience, it's easy to fall into traps that can cost you money and reputation. Here are the 5 most common mistakes – and how to avoid them.

Mistake #1: Buying Fabrics Based Only on Price

💡 Cheap can be expensive! Many designers choose fabrics based solely on price, without considering quality and durability. If the garment loses its shape or fades after a few washes, the customer will not buy again.
Solution: Invest in premium deadstock fabrics, which offer quality at affordable prices.

Error #2: Not Considering the Functionality of the Fabric

💡 Not all fabrics are suitable for every type of clothing. If you're creating pieces for sports, you need stretchy and breathable fabrics. For casual fashion, fabrics like linen and cotton are more suitable.
Solution: You are familiar with the characteristics of each fabric before choosing.

Error #3: Not Testing Fabrics Before Production

💡 Many designers buy large quantities without testing the fabric first. The result? Prints that don't adhere well, fabrics that shrink, or discomfort for the end customer.
Solution: Always request a sample before placing a large order.

Mistake #4: Ignoring Sustainability

💡 More and more customers are looking for brands that care about their environmental impact. Using sustainable fabrics can be a competitive advantage for your business.
Solution: Opt for deadstock fabrics and eco-friendly sublimation processes.

Mistake #5: Not Working with Trustworthy Suppliers

💡 Buying fabrics without checking the supplier's reputation can lead to delays, quality problems, and difficulties with restocking.
Solution: You choose a supplier with good reviews and a reliable product line.

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