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Great product idea, but how to get it made?!

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StartupNation’s chief startupologist, Rich Sloan, interviews StartupNation community member and manufacturing expert, Mick Janness. He runs a company called Global Access and has already helped several StartupNation members get their products made.

Listen in to learn whether or not getting your product made overseas makes sense. Also, learn about the value outsourcing the whole process, soup to nuts to a professional organization like Mick’s so you can focus on your business.

Covered topics include:

  • Program management
  • Strategic sourcing
  • Supply chain logistics.

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Wow, talk about synchronicity. Conversely, I just published an article on my site about why I don`t recommend producing apparel off shore. Not anymore (not that I did much before). At least in apparel, with it being so market driven, buyers want to buy closer to season. Off shore, with 4 weeks on the water, a specialized product can`t be delivered fast enough; styles change too quickly. You need to respond overnight; everything moves faster now, expectations of nigh immediate delivery have ...

Kathleen, You sound knowledgeable in apparel business so please excuse the random question but I need help.  I have developed an article of children`s outerwear clothing and have been trying to find a manufacturer who can develop and produce said item.  I have NO experience in this category, but I have done extensive research and see a big need for this product.  The problem I am running into is that I would like to have the production produced here in the U.S. but it appears rar...

Children`s coats? I made coats for years. My favorite. Mostly for men and women, lots of leather coats too. I have a friend making kids coats in DR. I haven`t done many coats for kids but it`s always fun. They`re so cute! Honestly, I`d recommend that you visit my site (see sig line) because your question encompasses a whole book`s worth of material. More really. The key problem entrepreneurs have is they go through resources like ThomasNet. They only list large military or utility type produc...

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