FINDS

Dear Brand Owners, We understand that running a brand is not as easy as it seems. Despite best efforts, overstock problems can occur. Brand founders do not need to be experts in sustainability. At FINDS, we have been dealing with the off-price environment for years, which has allowed us to build a network of partners, learn the best practices, and understand various markets. We proudly help brands to sensibly allocate their excess inventory through archive sales and monetize them. Our platform is a gateway to the off-price world – it allows entry into a closed-door market. Quickly, easily, and effectively. #SustainableBusiness #OffPriceRetail

One of FINDS' services is helping brands organize their archive sales. There are many ways to do this, from online flash sales to off-price stores and short, vibrant pop-ups. 👆🏻 Today, pop-ups are popular in many industries, such as gastronomy, cinema, art, design. How does this trend affect the fashion industry? The success of pop-up shops has drawn many luxury brands, such as Hermès, Marc Jacobs, and Fendi. These brands use pop-ups as part of their marketing strategy to introduce new products and collections, or to collaborate with other brands on limited-edition and exclusive products. What makes them so exceptional? Let's find out 👇🏻

Today, we want to share something more personal. Andrea Herget has already drawn attention here to concerning statistics, such as: ❗️'About 30% of all clothes produced are never sold.' At FINDS, our aim is to create a world where future waste is considered a resource. We have a responsibility to manage these resources sustainably and prevent their waste. And this responsibility is something we take seriously. We help brands that need assistance with their surplus inventory. With our support, not only do you become more sustainable and comply with legal regulations, but you can also find an additional source of revenue through archive sales. In today's world, sustainability and proper management of your supply chain is a necessity. Join us in making a difference. #CircularEconomy #SustainabilityForFashion

FINDS is the digital gateway for the off-price market. Thanks to our experience in off-price sales and our network of buyers and sellers, we can easily find a match for your brand. Book a demo and see how it works. #ArchiveSales

We're thrilled to introduce our new sales team member, Radouane EL BAHLOUL 🙌🏻 Radouane is a digital marketing and customer acquisition student at Rocket School, drawn by its focus on new technologies and commitment to sustainability. In our team, he will grow and contribute to various sales activities, including market research, lead generation, and assisting in client presentations. Radouane is also deeply committed to sustainability issues, especially in the fashion industry. He joined FINDS because he values the opportunity to make a significant contribution to an innovative company. We're excited to have you, Radouane, on board! 🚀 Welcome to FINDS! #TeamGrowth

The numbers speak for themselves. Give new life to your archive collections. With our tool, you can effortlessly showcase your stock and reach a wider audience. Trust our expertise and sell quickly in the right markets. Visit our website and book a demo to see how we can help you: ⛓️https://finds.solutions

How to extend the life of garments? We'll be seeking answers next week! Andrea Herget will present our solution and explain how it helps effectively solve the problem of overstock for brands. We are thrilled to be a part of the IN JOY Vintage Sustainable Fashion Podcasts as a member of the panel of keynote speakers for the 3rd Episode of the series: "Join! The Textile Revolutionary Movement" 🌍 In such an amazing group, with Nina Gbor, Mette, Dr. LeeAnn Teal-Rutkovsky, Emil Pettersen, Betterman Musasia, we will be discussing the rise of the Second Hand Market and Overstock Problem in Fashion. Due to limited availability for the Q&A session at the end of the Podcast, please sign up to secure your space for this free online event: https://lnkd.in/djGu6-4n 🔗  Join the fight against the rise of Fast Fashion brands ✊🏻 See you!

Do you have unsold inventory to sell? Then FINDS has the solution for you. All brands don’t have an overstock problem, but all brands have overstock. That’s why creating a long-term off-price network is key to both financial success and complying with upcoming EU legislation. With a global network of 400+ premium and luxury buyers ready to absorb your unsold inventory, FINDS ensures you get the most out of your unsold inventory. We take care of the entire sales process from A-Z, saving you valuable time while getting you the best the off-price market has to offer. Let FINDS sell your old collections so you can focus on your new collections. Contact us for more information! #circulareconomy #overstock #offpricemarket

🪑 MAISON&OBJET 2024 Highlights We were thrilled to meet our client at such a remarkable event as MAISON&OBJET 2024, where we immersed ourselves in the art of design and decor, observed the latest trends, and explored fresh ideas. If you share a passion for unique design, decor, and vibrant lifestyles, here are some highlights you shouldn't miss: 🔵 First stop: 101 Copenhagen, the Danish brand redefining lighting, furniture, and accessories. Their designs are truly exceptional 💡 🔵 Next up: GIOBAGNARA, in collaboration with Paris-based designer FRANCESCO BALZANO, unveiled a breathtaking collection of leather and marble seats, benches, and tables. 🔵 They also partnered with ELIE SAAB to create some incredibly elegant home accessories. We've returned filled with inspiration, thank you MAISON&OBJET! #ParisDesignWeek2024 #MaisonEtObjet #ParisDesign

The Underconsumption Core trend on TikTok explained📱 Have you ever worn your shoes until the sole broke loose or patched up an old pair of jeans? Fantastic, then you are already participating in a trend on TikTok called “Underconsumption Core”. The trend has been mentioned in over 30 million views in a matter of weeks and encourages people to live a minimalistic lifestyle reducing waste by using items fully and avoiding excessive buying. It emerged from a backlash against overconsumption and the social media-driven pursuit of newness, as a contrast to the usual aggressive promotion of constant new purchases. In some ways, the trend is similar to Luxury Minimalism where consumers buy fewer but thoughtful purchases and higher-quality items meant to last longer. While some of the consumption habits mentioned could arguably be considered normal, perhaps this is a sign for brands to embrace the quality of quantity and move away from overconsumption. Do you think this is the consumption norm we need to be headed towards? Let us know your thoughts down below👇 #underconsumptioncore #fashionindustry #slowfashion