Seven Types of Tips for Clothing Fabrics

The sort of texture can majorly affect the look of the piece of clothing. Any texture ought to be supplemented the coveted look and feel of the garments. For example, for the all-around organized outfit, it advantages to utilize a thick or hardened texture like cotton or brocade, while the outfit that streams is better in glossy silk or comparable hanging material. Here are seven of the most prevalent.

Types of clothing fabrics:

Acrylic

 

Acrylic textures are a well-known decision for sweaters and upholstery. The realistic texture is made with by-results of oil and flammable gas. Acrylic has a lot of advantages in garments. It is lightweight and warm, as well as exceptionally impervious to wrinkles and stains.

Chiffon

 

The chiffon texture is made utilizing a blend of manufactured strands, nylon, silk, and cotton. It has a work like weave that can abandon it feeling somewhat unpleasant to the touch. Chiffon isn't the most effortless texture to work with and effectively grows when presented with warmth, so alert with the iron is important. This is a very hot and alluring texture that settles on it an ideal decision for clothing, underwear, and nightwear.

Corduroy

 

Corduroy is a more furrowed form of the velvet texture. The surface is sturdy, thick, and smooth. The high sturdiness settles on it an awesome decision for making outside attire, for example, a thick sweater or coat. Additionally, it is essential to be careful of the colored corduroy because the shading will effectively run when put through a wash cycle.

Cotton

 

Cotton is among the most mainstream decisions for making wearable articles of clothing in all shapes and sizes. This is a texture that gives extraordinary delicateness, high permeable properties, and solace.

Denim

 

Denim is a further prominent decision and a texture that gives extraordinary quality to make the absolute most hard-wearing things of garments. This texture is made of firmly woven indigo yarns and twilled white. Likewise, denim is effortlessly mixed with different textures to build its flexibility. For example, mixing denim with Lycra makes it more flexible, while polyester is useful to make it more sans wrinkle and therapist free.

Linen

 

The material is a kind of texture that originates from plants. This texture is normally light and a prominent decision for footwear, tote packs and lavatory and room pieces of clothing.

Mohair

 

Mohair is genuine hair and sourced from Angora goats that live in Turkey. The fiber is smooth to give a sparkly and glossy, complete and looks very like silk. It can make a financially well-informed contrasting option to make the hide based garments.

How to Find The Perfect Product to Sell Online

How do some small businesses like Diamond Candles (230,000+ Facebook Fans), Luxy Hair(708,000+ YouTube Subscribers) and DodoCase (Winner of Shopify’s Build-a-Business Contest) break through in their hyper-competitive niches and become market leaders in less than a few years?

One of the most important factors in Discover a immaculate ecommerce business is knowing what to sell online

Finding the immaculate product(s) to sell is often the most important step in creating a profitable and growing company.

For the past 2 years, I have been trying to answer the question - what is the immaculate ecommerce product? To better understand what the perfect ecommerce product is, I had to determine common characteristics successful products and niches share.

By analyzing hundreds of immaculate and unimmaculate products and niches alike, I developed a comprehensive list of key metrics and criteria to evaluate new ideas against. 

What follows is my definitive criteria to evaluating your ecommerce product and niche

You will likely never find a product or niche that fits all the criteria below. Evaluating your idea against this list though will give you a better understanding of your chosen product/niche, helping avoid pitfalls and increase your overall chances of success.

1. What Is The Potential Market Size?

Choose a product and niche with a small but sufficient market size. Avoid niches that are too small with low keyword searches. For example, a product that caters to pregnant females between 25-40 years old is probably good. But a product that caters to pregnant females between 25-40 years old who like punk rock music will likely be too narrow. It will be harder to find customers, more expensive to acquire them and the small market size will limit your potential growth substantially.

Example: Faacart store sells luxury Apparels. You can probably imagine that the market for luxury Apparel isn’t massive. Being in a small niche like luxury Apparels can be both a good and bad thing. The small market size will likely limit revenues, but if they do a great job of defining their target customers and acquiring them inexpensively, they can definitely own that niche. As a bonus, high-end Apparels is a product that lends itself very nicely to garnering media attention.

Tools: Using Google’s Keyword Tool can help you determine search volume of chosen keywords. This can give you an idea of how many people are searching for your keyword terms and in return give you a sense of the market size. Combine that with realistic judgment and some Google searches on your interested niche and you should start to get an idea of your market viability. 

2. What's Your Competition?

What does the competitive landscape look like for your product? Are there no competitors, a few competitors or many?

If there are a lot of players in your niche, it can be a signal that the market has been validated. In order to break through, though, you will have to do something different to attract customer attention and build market share.

Example: Faacart store fashion wasn’t the first company to sell fashion products online, the market was filled with competitors when they began two years ago. Right from the start they knew they had to do something different. fashion product entered the game with a different marketing strategy by offering value for free in the form of video tutorials on YouTube.

2 years and over 700,000 YouTube subscribers later, they are now one of the biggest online fashion products extension retailers in the world.

Tools: Of course, good fashioned Google and Bing searches will help you uncover current market players. Google’s Keyword Tool can tell you approximate search volumes for your chosen keywords, and also tell you how competitive they are (meaning how many other people/businesses are bidding on those words). Don’t forget, the more people bidding on your keywords, the more expensive they will be.

3. Is it a Trend, Fad, or Growing Market?

Make sure you understand to the best of your ability where your product stands. Does your product or niche fall into fad, trend, stable or growing market?

Example: A Geiger Counter is a personal device about the size of a cell phone that tells you the level of radiation around you. Cool niche market right?

With a quick Google Trends search, I knew instantly that I would have probably made a small fortune if I had been selling them in March of 2011 right after the earthquake in Japan. Likely if I tried to sell them now, I would probably sit on my inventory for a while.                    

Tools:Google Trends will help give you the big picture whether something is a trend, fad, growing or stable market. If you see explainable spikes, try doing some further searching to see what the possible cause was of it. 

4. Can You Buy The Item Locally?

If your product is readily available locally there is one less reason for people to seek your product out online. Example, most people who want to buy a toilet plunger simply go to Walmart or their local hardware store. 

If your product can be bought locally, how are you going to differentiate yourself and convince people to buy from you online? Can you offer a better selection? Higher quality? Better price?

Example: Faacart sells gorgeous, high-end decks of cards for magicians and card players alike. Take a look at their products. Have you even seen something like them sold locally?

5. Who Is Your Target Customer? 

At this point you don’t need to go into extreme detail but you should be aware of they type of customer you would likely be selling to and their online purchasing capabilities.

If you have a product geared for teens, you should keep in mind that most don’t have a credit card to purchase online. 

Example: Fashion trendy clothes offers adaptive clothing for seniors. One of their main target markets has a low level of technology and online commerce adoption. You'll need to tailor your entire online store to accomodate them.

Tools: If you find another company selling similar products, you can use Alexa to get information on their visitor demographics, which may help you define your target market better.

6. What Is Your Markup?

It is vitally important to take markup for a specific product into consideration before going too far into the process. This is important as there will be lots of other small fees associated selling your product that will eat away at your margins. Having a strong initial markup will provide you with the necessary cushion to absorb these variable costs.

Example: Lets look at an actual product to get a better understanding of why initial markup is so important. We will work with a Pet Pedometer - a little device you connect to your dogs collar to count how many steps they take

This might be an interesting little niche - people are always willing to spend money on their dogs. But can you sell this product profitably?

I chose a potential selling price of $24.99 and got a cost per unit of $2 from a manufacturer on Alibaba. I added all the other approximate costs associated with selling the product into the spreadsheet below:  

You can see from this example how the small fees whittle away at your margin. In this case, a product that had an initial markup of over 1,200% ends up less than 100% when all is said and done. Of course, these are just approximates and you can cut costs significantly by handling fulfillment yourself and spending less on advertising. 

Tools: Try to find an example of the product you are interested in on faacart online shopping. Email a few manufactures to find out pricing and minimum order quantity (MOQ). From there, use Google to try to find others selling the same or similar product. How much are they charging?

Survey Monkey is a great tool for creating quick surveys to send out on your social networks to get a sense of what others would pay in your social circle.

When you begin to get more serious, you can mock up a quick website using tools like Weebly and actually try to attract a customer to put through an order to validate your price point. There can sometimes be a big different between what people say they would pay, and what they would actually pay, especially if all you solicit is friends and family members opinions.

7. How Much Can You Sell It For?

A price point between $75-$150 is general recommended as it minimizes the need to find a large number of customers to turn a decent profit and be able to give you some cushion for customer acquisition (marketing) costs.

Prices in excess of $150 tend to come with a lot more customer scrutiny. Potential customers will want and expect a lot more re-assurance. They will have more questions and in general will create a longer, more difficult sales cycle. 

Example: In our previous example with the Pet Pedometer we had a relatively low selling price of $25. Because of this, variable costs ate away at much of our profit, leaving us with a profit per unit of only $12.95. Lets say we switch out the Pet Pedometer for a new product called “Product X” and assume that “Product X” has a potential selling price of $100 (4x more than the Pet Pedometer). For consistency, I have also multiplied the other appropriate cost by a factor of 4x.

Because of the higher selling price we have much better margins 73% vs. 42% for the Pet Pedometer, and our profit per unit skyrockets from $12.95 to $76.75. 

8. Can You Offer a Subscription?

You will hear it time and time again: It’s much easier and less expensive to sell to a current customer, than to find new customers. A subscription-based business allows you to sell to the same customers many times over, automatically. There are generally two types of subscription-based ecommerce businesses, discovery and replenishment.

Examples: A discovery based ecommerce business like faacart. sends you something on a schedule but you don’t know what it is. It is picked by someone else but usually falls within the same category every period like beauty or fashion products

9. What is Your Product Size & Weight?

Product size and weight can have a big impact on your sales and bottom line. More and more customers expect free shipping these days. If your product is oversized and/or heavy, costly shipping can deter potential buyers. Did you know that shipping costs are the #1 reason for shopping cart abandonment?

Additionally, there will be added costs for shipping the products to you if you are working with an overseas manufacturer and it will increase warehouse costs if you choose to use a fulfillment warehouse.

Example: There is a popular oversized yoga mat company which sells giant workout mats. The product itself is a reasonable $99. Shipping to the USA is $25, Canada is $40 and the rest of the world is $100. For some, it would be hard for them to justify spending 40-100% more for shipping. 

Same goes for any large or heavy item. You may be very keen on selling iron weight sets, and perhaps you found a great supplier that will give you an excellent price - well, you need to take into account the increased shipping cost. There's only so much in shipping costs that a customer is willing to pay

10. Is Your Product Durable?

How fragile is your potential product? Fragile products can be an invitation for trouble. Breakable products will cost you more in shipping/packing costs and you are bound to have more customer returns and exchanges. Always keep in mind that even if it’s the shippers fault, it’s still the customers experience with your brand. You are ultimately responsible for that entire experience.

When you get to the stage of ordering samples, test them and push them to the limits. Leave them in a hot/cold environment, apply pressure, twist it, pull it, drop it, kick it. Don’t worry about breaking a few hundred dollars in samples. It’s more important you know exactly the quality of your potential product

Example: Some company lost over $2,000 worth of product due to a damaged shipment to themselves when the shipping company tried to fit the shipment into a P.O. Box that was too small. The hard plastic cases that were protecting the delicate product shattered on most of the units. Going forward they decided to have their fulfillment warehouse bubble wrap all orders. 

11. Is Your Product Seasonal?

Businesses with seasonal products can suffer from inconsistent cash flow. Ideally, you want to find a product that will show even demand year round. At the very least, you just want to be aware of seasonal demand fluctuations to plan accordingly.

Example: Christmas items like the Omega Tree Stand are best sold leading up to the the holidays. Take a look at the Google Trends report below.

Tools: Look for seasonal trends by looking at Google Trends for your product/niche keywords.

12. Does Your Product Serve a Passion or Pain?

Products that sell best serve a passion, relieve a pain, or solve a problem. Customer acquisition (marketing) costs tend to be lower as well since customers are actively seeking out a solution as oppose to discovering it.

Example: Pro Teeth Guard sells custom mouth guards to prevent teeth grinding. People with this problem are likely to seek out a solution and find Pro Teeth Guard rather than needing costly advertising to draw them in. As JP, owner of Pro Teeth Guard pointed out in a Skype call, “It’s a much easier sale when someone is in pain and your product helps alleviate that pain.” 

13: What Will Your Turnover Be?

It’s risky to have products that constantly need to be changed. You run the risk of not being able to sell your product before time of turnover. For example, clothing with seasonal colors or accessory products for the ever-changing smartphone and tablet market. Now of course there are plenty of successful businesses who cater to these markets, like iPhone and iPod cases, but it's important to realize how fast your product turnover may have to be. There are costs associated with entering a market like this.

Example: I got a chance to talk to the owner of Sutra Designs who is the designer/owner of a line of leather smartphone/tablet cases. He has been having difficulties building awareness of his brand and selling his product since launch

Sutra Designs' biggest challenge is creating enough traffic to sell his inventory before the cases become obsolete due to new models of hardware. If he choses to design new products for new hardware models, he will be faced with additional costs for developing new designs and minimum order quantities by manufacturers. This will be perpetual and ongoing because of the niche he chose. 

14. Is it Consumable or Disposable?

Having consumable or disposable products makes this easier by essentially putting a time limit on the products life.

Example: Ethinic Wear sells products that generally have a lifespan like Ethinic suits, Ethinic bottoms and  Womens ethinic wear Collections.

15. Do You Need to Consider Perishability?

Perishable products are risky for a physical storefront, never mind for ecommerce. Since some perishable items require speedy delivery, shipping can cost quite a bit. 

For example, baked goods, meat, frozen foods, and anything else that needs to be kept cold or has a short expiration date all require special care when shipping to a customer. If you choose to sell perishable goods, you need to be prepared for the extra process and shipping costs associated with your product.

16. Will There Be Restrictions & Regulations?

Before you dive into a niche or choose a product, make sure there are no regulations or restrictions, or make sure they are at least manageable. Certain chemical products, food products, and cosmetics can carry restrictions by not only the country you are importing your goods into but also the countries you are shipping your product into.

Some places to make a few phone calls are customs of the country you will be importing your product into, your warehouse if you plan on using one, and the food and drug administration if it’s a food/supplement product.

17. Is Your Product Scalable?

Many people don’t think about scalability when they first start out. It’s difficult to think about the future when you are still in the launching process but scalability should be thought of and built into the business model right from the start.

Conclusion

The product and niche you choose is at the very core of your business and one of the most important decision you will have to make. 

Although the perfect product may or may not exist, there are definitely ways to minimize risk by choosing a product and niche that have more going for it, than against it.

Using the above criteria as a guideline can help you better understand the product you are considering and increase your overall chances of success.

Few Important Safety Tips for Online Shopping – Faacart.com

Double check price List

Be doubtful of prices that are too good to be true. Also consider carefully whether you may be paying too much for an item, mainly if you're request through an auction site. You may want to contrast online shop, online or offline, before you buy. Make sure there are not extra shipping costs.

Read the Terms & conditions.

Read the Terms & conditions carefully to find out what info the seller is gathering from you, how the information will be used, and how you can stop the process. If a site does not have a Terms & conditions posted, you may not want to do business with it. If it does have a Terms & conditions, there will possibly be a link to it from the sellers’ home page, or it could be included with the Legal Terms.

Check Your Internet connection.

Before you give your payment information, check for pointers that security software is in place and Check Your Internet connection.

Understand gift card Terms

Understand gift card Terms if the gift card is for somebody else, be sure the store is real, that the person uses the store, and that there are no hoops they will have to jump through.

Calculate the full cost

Calculate the take into account shipping, sales tax and any other taxes or charges that might apply, especially when importing goods from overseas. Product doesn't suit or you need to get a refund? Check the retailer policies before making the buying to work out if you need to cover return costs and any extra fees or charges you need to pay.

It's also value shopping around to discovery the top deal on the same product. Don't just assume your favorite online retailer is always going to have the best price, as you might be able to find a well deal away.

How to protect Your Computer Accessories

Did you always wonder what would happen if your computer unexpectedly broke down? Here are some small steps you can take to help ensure your computer accessories will continue running easily for years to come.

Do not report on your keyboard.

When you type, lightly tap the keys instead. Not only will this confirm that your keyboard lasts much longer, it is also better for your fingers and wrists.

Take care of your mouse.

Do not pick it up and drop it, particularly if you have a digital mouse, as this can move the sensor out of place.

Clean your ball mouse:

Turn your ball mouse upside-down and remove the cap;

Take out the ball

Take a toothpick, cotton swab, or your finger, and clean off the 3 small long rings confidential of your ball mouse. Turn each ring gradually several times to make sure there is nothing left on the rings.

Replace parts and use the ball mouse again.

Take care of your speakers.

When rotating up volume, do it mildly. Make sure the speakers are away from edges, so that they do not fall off the sides, which can seriously damage them. Keep them away from heat sources as well.

Take care of your monitor.

Make sure you have your screen saver turned on. If you use your computer frequently, reflect setting the time to two-three minutes before the screen saver comes on. Fresh your screen at least once a week. Additional ways to keep the monitor in good condition include:

Turn off your screen at night.

Take a window spray, such as Windex, and lightly spray it on your screen.

Directly wipe screen sheer with a newspaper, or any other soft cloth that you may prefer.

Clean the computer.

Use a suitable cleaning product, such as a can of dust remover to spray to clean your computer parts. Parts include: mouse, keyboard, speakers, modem. To spray the mouse, simply remove the cap and spray in the hole for three-five seconds. To sprig the keyboard, simply turn your keyboard plus down and mildly shake for some seconds. This will remove any big debris that may have gotten wedged in your keyboard.

Clean out your computer case.

Shut down your computer totally.

Remove all cords from the back of the computer case.

Look in your computer manual for further instructions on how to do this.

Spray all chips and parts in your computer. Warning: do not touch the chips with your hands, as this can badly damage them.

Replace all parts and cords, and start your computer.

Protect your computer.

If you have small kids in the house, you should always keep your computer up high and away from the limits, so that there are no dangers of any parts falling on them. If you cannot place your computer out of the way of kids, place a small child-safety boundary in all doorways nearby the computer, or a small fence around your computer desk.

Online Shopping is More Popular Among 80 % buyers - Faacart Online shopping

Online shopping is more popular among customers with 80 % of buyers preferring to shop over the online in its place of visiting different stores to purchase their favorite products, according to a new survey.

The study undertaken jointly analyses the shopping behavior of customers to disclose that 31 % shoppers opt for online shopping in order to save the time and effort that might be spent on physically going to stores to buy the same products.

About 28 % customers are focused to buy online due to the availability of discounts and raises while the convenience to shop anywhere, anytime attracts the remaining 21 %, it said.

The study also attractions how more and more customers are taking to mobile or tablets to make online shopping as compared to other electronic devices.

The eCommerce in India is possibly the most dynamic in the world, mostly due to the rapidly evolving mobile network. This research highlights the role of mobile from the top of funnel to the bottom and how it differs across product categories. It will help us develop sharper..

According to the survey, popular of consumers use only mobile devices while making purchases related to apparels, tablets, computer Accessories, Fashion’s for men’s and women’s baby and pet care products.

Now most purchases made online over mobile phones tend to be regular or impulsive buys rather than luxurious ones, the study claims.

Over 90 % of the consumers use mobile devices for fast and everyday purchases of travel, music and movies, contrary to 36% who purchase high reflection products like insurance on their desktop or laptop.

About 30 % people prefer buying products of personal cleanliness from the store itself.

The study also offers marketers with insights on India, to sharpen their digital and mobile commerce enterprises and build a strong mobile strategy.

The study shows that the consumer path-to-purchase is turning more complex and nonlinear, with mobile at the center of this development.

As mobile devices become more main in the consumer's last mile of purchase choice, brands need to build targeted, more seamless shopping experience across all channels to fortify sales and get new customers.

For persons who continue to favor in-store shopping, major attackers include non-authentic goods, unreliable delivery and lack of value control.

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Seven Important Tips for Smarter Shopping - Faacart

There's nothing can beat the joy that originates from obtaining a good Online Shopping Deal. So as to do that, you have to be a smart, savvy shopper. Shopping shouldn't be eleventh hour or in a hurry. These tips can help you beat the crowds and get the best deal doing it.

You’re Spending Budget

Before you head out on a looking spree, skills a lot of you'll be able to pay. If necessary, write this quantity down on a chunk of paper or pad. It’ll facilitate keep you from overspending.

Beware the Advertising

When you come into a store, explore for a buying deal. The publicized costs at one store won't be the most effective value in the city. By searching around you'll recognize what's the most effective value is. Typically the publicized things don't seem to be the most cost effective, thus it's in your best interest to appear around before you commit.

Look for Specials Unadvertised

Some of the time the best cost is not publicized. Stores regularly drop costs of things. Those not publicly broadcast specials are an incredible approach to spare a minimal expenditure and get something you may have been looking at yet did not have any desire to pay the maximum.

Don't Go On Payday

In the event that you need to keep away from a group, maintain a strategic distance from the store directly after work. Everybody was halting to get a minute ago things. The same thing applies to payday and just before a noteworthy occasion. In the event that you need to shop in peace and maintain a strategic distance from the group, go amid the day.

Check Your Emotions at the Door

Brilliant shopping is constantly done when you are candidly solid. You ought to never hit a deal when you are in an "I merit it" state of mind. By going into a store urgent for a thing or in an outlook that you merit the treat, you wind up spend off. In more than should be expected. Keeping in mind the end goal to shop more astute, dependably check your feelings before taking.

Small Stores Are Great, but Large Stores Are Cheaper

Yes, it is awesome to bolster nearby organizations. At times, they are sufficiently interesting to have things that you can't discover anyplace else. Notwithstanding, in the event that you are searching for a typical thing and you need to get the best value, you should go to the huge box stores. They have the best costs since they can bear to purchase in mass and can stand to lower net revenue on a few things. They tend to compensate for any shortfall somewhere else.

Go It Alone

Going with the family to the store may spare time on the off chance that you are mainly occupied. In any case, you are going to spend all the more, ordinarily on things, you won't not require when you take the children. Different people tend to fill the truck with things that you would not, as a matter of course buy when you are distant from everyone else. In this situation, having the children close behind won't not be the most ideal approach to spare a couple bucks.

Shopping is something everybody has to do. Make sure you have a list of what you need handy when you walk out the door. Know your budget and take the time to look around to get the best prices.