You should probably call your local stockist now and ask.
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Nordstrom is the first stockist to pull Moschino's "capsule" from shelves, Fortune reported.
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This past summer, Nordstrom became the first-ever retail stockist for the brand.
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She thought people might want to wear them, Hostem agreed, and the store became her first stockist.
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Helen Wade opened her shop, The Stockist, selling products like clothing and household goods in Salt Lake City in 2009.
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All these years later, I feel that it's such an incredible thing to have Colette as a stockist of Sies Marjan.
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When Apple introduced its watch last April, Colette, the only non-brand stockist in the city, sold 1,292 in six days.
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Now, Glamour reports Target has announced that it's an official stockist for Superga, one of fashion's favorite (and collab-happy) sneaker brands.
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She is learning about silks for her spring/summer 2017 collection and hopes to add more stores (Hesperios already counts Totokaelo as a stockist) to her roster.
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This relative accessibility interested me and so, immediately after dropping my bags in work, I headed to the nearest stockist to look and potentially make a purchase.
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The online company is also looking for an inventory manager that'll oversee its stockist, interact with vendors, and use Amazon's wealth of analytics to inform its product offerings.
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Donni's line of fleeces have shown up on every the grid of every other Insta influencer, Outdoor Voices & Everlane launched their own fleece centered collections, and Reformation is now a regular Patagonia stockist.
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It has a slightly-higher-than-most price point (a cotton T-shirt costs $73 to $169 online), but also an elusiveness factor: Unless you're shopping online or in New York, it's hard to find a stockist.
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Rubchinskiy's connection to Comme des Garçons goes back to the earliest days of his brand: Adrian Joffe, CEO of Comme des Garçons (and Kawakubo's husband) was an early champion; Dover Street Market was his first stockist outside of Russia.
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Another hack presented on stage here at the TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2016 hackathon uses AR to contextualize gadgets with the aim of helping consumers better understand what they're looking at, find a local stockist and even buy the gizmo there and then.
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Start at Wolf & Badger, a high-end stockist of independent artisans, where you can prepare for winter with vegan lip balm by Hertfordshire-based Evolve Beauty (£229) and English-spun Merino wool wear by Peregrine, founded in 2130 (scarves in olive or wheat, £216).
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When major British stockist House Of Fraser went into administration earlier this year (with store closures and an uncertain future under new owner Mike Ashley of Sports Direct), Mulberry was owed $3.2 million by the retailer (which Ashley doesn't have to pay back), and it was forced to issue a profit warning.
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Sadly I don't have the space to take them home with me (plus they're $273.55 and I've already spent far too much money on this trip), and the manufacturer doesn't appear to have a UK stockist, so I say goodbye to them for now and hope they'll be there if I ever come back.
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In recent years Adrian Harrington has been a stockist and distributor for Queen Anne Press publications.
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Bonney Forge valves are broadly distributed internationally, prominently through HSP Valves in the UK, The Alloy Valve Stockist in Spain, and AIV in the US.
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More than 100 men-strong sales force of SMC distribute products to the far-flung stockist and retail outlets promptly and regularly. SMC covers more than 240,000 outlets each year directly through its sales network. In addition, numerous other retailers take supplies from the stockists.
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House of Anvers is a chocolatier company in Latrobe, Tasmania, Australia. It was founded in 1989, by Igor van Gerwen, a Belgian-born chocolatier. It moved into its present location on the Bass Highway in 2002. House of Anvers is the only Australian stockist of Fortunato No. 4, Nacional cocoa chocolate.
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Grupo Compás, which trades as The Alloy Valve Stockist, is an industrial alloy valve stockist and distributor based out of Barcelona, Spain and is recognized as one of the fastest growing service companies in Spain.Bétera Ediciones, Grupo Compás, Modigliani Axis recognized as Spain's fastest growing service companies in 2008-2011 period. Their customers come from three areas of activity: chemical and petrochemical refineries, combined cycle plants and companies related to the natural gas business, such as BASF, Repsol YPF, Saudi Aramco, Galp, Petrobras, Petronas and Marathon Oil; integrated engineering companies, like Sener, Technip and OneSteel; and valve manufacturers, stockists and specialized distributors, like Econosto and MRC Transmark. Grupo Compás supplies end users internationally, though the bulk of customers come from the US, Australia and European Union.
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With initial interest in power generation, Mikano has diversified its business activities into Steel fabrication, Electrical & Lightings, and Real Estate/Construction industry, partnering with Schneider Electric, ABB Group, Raychem from TE Connectivity- being the official stockist of their MV & HV products; Philips Lightings- as the supplier of their Fittings & lightings products and Siemens for Type-Tested Compact Sub-Station.
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White Stone is a UK based retailer of skiing equipment, apparel and sporting goods. White Stone was opened in 2006, with a focus on skiing and tennis products. White Stone's main retail premises are in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, though they operate both nationally and internationally as an online retailer and stockist of international brands including Bogner and Poivre Blanc.
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A multi-brand store, Dover Street Market puts particular emphasis on visual marketing and on emerging talents; DSM was the first international stockist for Russian Designer Gosha Rubchinskiy and now handle Rubchinskiy's marketing, production and operations. In an article for Business of Fashion in April 2017, Tim Blanks reported generated revenue for CDG and its affiliates as "over $280 million a year".Tim Blanks.
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Bionda Castana was founded by Natalia Barbieri and Jennifer Portman. The friends met in London while studying economics at the University of Westminster. In 2007 they quit their corporate jobs and launched their company, naming it Bionda Castana, ‘blonde brunette’ in Italian. Their first stockist was London boutique Browns who began carrying the collection in 2009. The duo’s designs also caught the eye of Vogue Italia Editor-in-Chief Franca Sozzani, and in 2010 the company was honored with the publication’s ‘Who Is On Next?’ award. Dubai’s Level Shoes became a stockist in 2012, and luxury British department store Harvey Nichols followed in 2013. In 2015, Bionda Castana was named among Walpole’s Brands of Tomorrow, and secured London department stores Selfridges and Harrods as wholesale stockists. In June of that year, the brand opened a boutique on London’s Elizabeth Street, offering a made-to-order service in addition to the main collection.
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The company sells their products through their showroom, website and stockist. A review of Better Business Bureau and other sites, including Google.com, where customers registered complaints about linens' quality and the lack of customer service belie the company's claim of high end service to hotels. Indeed, customers have registered BBB complaints of stained, items that were "seconds" (second quality manufacturing defects in items sold as first quality) and fraudulant or doctored items with tags removed.
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Hallenstein Brothers is a stockist, designer and developer of Ekocycle, a line of environmentally conscious suits crafted by using a blend of recycled materials, sophisticated shapes and refined cuts. The Hallenstein Brothers brand 'HBrothers, The Coca- Cola Corporation and musician Will.i.am developed the Ekocycle project as an investment in and exploration of the future of international sustainable and environmentally friendly retailing. In 2015 the HBrothers brand in conjunction with Harrods launched an exclusive new range in further support of the Ekocycle line.
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Camilla Stephens started baking her own pies in her kitchen at home. After supplying local events and independent retailers, the company approached the café chain, EAT, which then became Higgidy's first major stockist in 2004. As a small supplier, Higgidy gained momentum when it was selected to supply Sainsbury's supermarkets as part of the "Supply Something New" scheme in 2007.Sainsbury's Suppliers: News : 20092007 Success grew from there and Higgidy went on to achieve a turnover of £3.2M with a workforce of 50 employees.
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Goldsmiths is a jewellery business with over 230 years of tradition and experience, in that time growing to become one of the largest jewellers in the UK. Their first showroom, located in Newcastle, opened in 1778 and is still trading today on the same site. The business has over 120 showrooms nationwide and a trading website.Goldsmiths Online Store There have been many notable achievements for Goldsmiths, which include being the UK’s first appointed stockist of Rolex watches. Today, it operates the largest distribution network for Rolex as well as Cartier, Omega, TAG Heuer, Gucci and many other reputable prestige and fashion watch brands.
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The West Briton. (23 February 2006) The chosen lord of electronica returns – A stranger to charm. p. 57 Despite some criticism, the year 2006 was a good year for Stranger. After adding a featured stockist page in issue 12 dedicated to commercial wholesalers that stocks merchandise, the magazine received many calls from current and potential new stockists asking to be listed on that page.The West Briton. (8 March 2007) Magazine clinches deal with book stores. p. 47. By April 2006 – around 18 months after launch – the magazine increased distribution and saw its national and international subscription rate rise dramatically.
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Dover Street Market is a retailer that mainly sells high fashion products, but also features items from more urban, streetwear brands. The concept of Dover Street Market was largely based upon the Kensington Market that was the fashion hub for Britain for over 40 years. Taking from Kensington Market, Rei Kawakubo and Adrian Joffe sought to create a store that aimed to be a stockist for their own brand, Comme des Garçons, as well as other brands and designers that they saw fit to curate their store with. The aesthetic direction that Rei Kawakubo and Adrian Joffe was a very unorthodox approach compared to how usual high department stores looked like.
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In 1996 the Roberta di Camerino label was revived, offering re-issues of their handbags, which were sold through New York department stores, including Neiman Marcus, who, in the 1950s, had been the first American stockist of Camerino bags. In 2008, at Milan Fashion Week, Sixty Group acquired the Roberta di Camerino label. The creative director of the label is Giorgia Scarpa, formerly of Prada and Christian Dior, and the general manager, Alessandro Varisco, formerly of Gianfranco Ferre and Versace. In order to concentrate on the luxury handbag market, Sixty Group dissolved many existing Roberta di Camerino licenses, including eyewear, knitwear, and small leather goods.
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British Boot Company shopfront The British Boot Company (formerly known as Holts) is a shoe shop in Camden Town in London notable for being a leading UK stockist of English brands such as Dr Martens, Grinders, Solovair, Gladiator, George Cox, Tredair and NPS. The shop was founded as "Holts" in 1851, selling hobnail boots. In the 1980s, the shop changed its name to British Boot Company, but the business was still run by the same family. In the 1970s and early 1980s the shop was popular with skinheads and punks from all over the world, who came to buy bovver boots or brothel creepers.
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Other competitors spent their margin on stockholding at a time when few wholesalers or chainstores wanted to hold a lot of stock of more expensive UK-made footwear. In 1999 the Daventry factory closed with the loss of 100 jobs followed by a rare wholesale stockist 2001. In 2003 the company decided not to close altogether, but to adopt a felt and foam combination for their mid-soles, and closed the Earls Barton factory and company shell in 2006, moving production to other Goodyear-welted footwear factories in the area with the possibility of transferring some staff and customers. About the same time, DM trademark-holders Griggs tried moving all production to China after a period when uppers had been sent from Thailand for the rest of production to be done in the UK, making brands like Tredair unique in sustaining UK production.
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To the surprise of the company's senior salesman Ewart Oakes, when he took a car load to a major stockist, it was immediately popular. Clarice was joined by young painter Gladys Scarlett, who helped her with the ware, and soon a more professional 'backstamp' was made, which carried Cliff's facsimile signature, and proclaimed "Hand painted Bizarre by Clarice Cliff, Newport Pottery England". Early 'Original Bizarre' pattern on an Athens shape jug This backstamp was in fact to lead to Bizarre being used as an umbrella name for her entire pattern range, so that the factory then had to refer to the first pieces in the simple triangles as Original Bizarre. In March 1927 Colley Shorter (who acted very independently of his brother, Guy), sent Cliff to the Royal College of Art in Kensington, London for two brief periods of study in March and May.
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