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Scaling Your Clothing Brand PodcastAuthor: BitBranding
Scaling Your Clothing Brand Podcast is the ultimate resource for fashion entrepreneurs, clothing brand owners, and boutique founders who are serious about scaling their apparel businesses. With over 10 years of experience in the apparel industry, Aaron and Christian bring real-world, actionable strategies that have helped thousands of brands grow and thrive. As the co-founders of the Optimized Store Owner (OSO Program)a global initiative that has reached over 75 countriesAaron and Christian know what it takes to scale a brand from the ground up. On this podcast, they sit down with successful founders, industry leaders, and experts to reveal the secrets behind scaling a brand, mastering marketing, using the best apps, and tackling manufacturing challenges. Each episode delivers proven insights, industry-leading strategies, and success stories from founders who have built multimillion-dollar brands. Whether youre just starting out or looking to take your brand to the next level, Scaling Your Clothing Brand Podcast equips you with the tools and inspiration to grow your business with confidence. New episodes drop every week, offering listeners exclusive access to the knowledge and strategies that will help them scale faster and smarter. Language: en-us Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship, Marketing Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Why $550K in Inventory Made $1000 (Clothing Brand Mistakes)
Tuesday, 7 April, 2026
Most people starting a clothing brand spend months on Instagram strategy and zero hours figuring out why their factory just sent them 500 pairs of pants that fit like garbage. In this episode, we sit down with Nick from Threadbird — a guy who's been in the manufacturing and fulfillment world for over 20 years — and he pulls back the curtain on everything the "how to start a clothing brand" YouTube videos conveniently skip. We're talking tech packs (and why even good ones are only 80% complete), why China is almost always your best first move, the brutal reality of minimum order quantities, and the single biggest mistake new brands make that costs them months and thousands of dollars before they ever sell a single unit. Nick also drops the truth about print on demand that's going to make some people uncomfortable. And he's right. If you've ever wondered why your sample looked nothing like what you imagined, why your margins feel impossible, or how brands like Palmer actually get built from the ground up — this is the episode. No fluff. No theory. Just the stuff that actually matters.
