APPAREL BRANDS AND DISTRIBUTORS

Wholesale apparel online: the full size run in one grid, error-free.

Your customer logs in with their price list, sees stock by size and color, loads the size run and confirms. The order reaches the warehouse ready to pick.

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Some of the apparel brands and wholesalers that sell with VentasxMayor

Principessa Jeans, jeans and womenswear maker, sells wholesale with VentasxMayor

Popys, baby and kids clothing maker, sells wholesale with VentasxMayor

Depekes, kidswear wholesaler, sells wholesale with VentasxMayor

Honky Tonk, wholesaler of officially licensed rock band tees, sells wholesale with VentasxMayor

Al Límite Bikes, wholesaler of Rockbros cycling apparel and accessories, sells wholesale with VentasxMayor

HOW AN APPAREL WHOLESALER BUYS

One item isn't one item: it's twelve.

Four sizes across three colors. An ordinary ecommerce makes you pick one and go back eleven times. Here it all loads at once, in the grid, with each combination's stock in plain view.

Hooded sweatshirt · product page

Product page of a hooded sweatshirt in a wholesale apparel store built with VentasxMayor, with the size and color grid to load the size run

Home / Hoodies REF. 4021-BZ Hooded sweatshirt US$ 15.000per unit · your price list

Load the quantities per variantin grey, the stock of each combination

	S	M	L	XL	Total
burgundy	2000	2000	2000	—	48
camel	2000	2000	2000	2000	42

90 unitsEstimated total US$ 1.350.000 Add everything

The — on burgundy/XL isn't a zero: that combination doesn't exist, and the customer can't order it. That's where overselling ends.

Tulip shirt · options

You sell by the curve but the customer asks for loose sizes: you don't have to choose. Both ways coexist on the same page.

WHAT HAPPENS TODAY

Four problems of selling apparel wholesale, and how VentasxMayor solves them.

The customer gets sizes and colors wrong, and it comes back as a return. The grid leaves no room for ambiguity Each cell is a concrete combination with its stock. There's no free field to write "3 assorted mediums".

You sell by the curve, but the customer tries to take loose sizes. The curve is an option with its own price It coexists with loose sizes on the same page. And if you want it to be the only way to buy that item, it's configured that way.

Each customer has their list, their discount and their minimum, and someone works it out by hand. The price arrives already applied The buyer logs in and sees their own price list. The quantity tiers (6 garments 5%, 12 garments 10%) apply on their own in the cart.

The order arrives on WhatsApp and has to be retyped into the system. It arrives loaded and ready to pick The customer loads it, your rep loads it from the road, or it comes in by spreadsheet. All three end up in the same list and drop to the warehouse the same way.

THE DAY TO DAY

The showroom still exists. What changes is who enters the order.

Nobody stops receiving customers or showing the collection. What ends is the notebook, the photo of the order over WhatsApp and the whole afternoon typing it into the system.

✓The rep loads it from their phone, with the customer right there. ✓The customer who already knows what they want comes in alone, at any hour. ✓The warehouse gets a structured order, not a photo to decipher.