“British‐Franco design made for urban living”
Complete Range Plan This Spring/Summer range looks to sophisticated and stylish separates that are ideal for the season and both day and night. The range stays true to The Kooples edgy yet classic look but also has a very feminine feel. The core range contains basics that are considered essentials to every wardrobe. The product mix for this range includes a basic blazer, a basic tee shirt, a basic tank top, a basic blouse, and a basic pair of trousers. The color story for these basics is black, white and pearl gray and the fabrics include cotton, viscose, and acetate. Phase one has pieces that introduce the spring and summer style. These pieces include a tailored dress, a peplum skirt, a tuxedo jacket, a pussybow blouse, and cigarette trousers. The color story for this phase is nude, white, peach and light brown and the fabrics include viscose, silk, cotton, and polyester. Phase two has an ideal spring look with pastel colors and lightweight fabrics. The product mix includes a stylish screen print dress, tailored shorts, a peplum blouse, a tuxedo vest, and a pleated mini skirt. The color story for this phase is silver, white, mint green, and peach and the fabrics include linen, cotton, and polyester. Phase three is the perfect summer wardrobe with bright colors and warm weather fabrics and styles. The product mix includes a mini skirt, hot shorts, basic spaghetti strap tank top, sleeveless bow blouse, and a one shouldered rufBle dress. The color story for this phase is aqua, white and coral and the fabrics include linen, silk, cotton, and polyester. The color scheme, fabrics, and styles used are ideal for summer and are trending for this season. Everything within the range keeps with The Kooples aesthetics while remaining fashionable for the current season. Total Cost for entire range: £174,535 Total Pro8it for entire Range: £556,445
Stock Control How To Track Sales To track sales, we are going to use the computer database used when ringing up the customer to record every purchase made. Therefore, we can see daily sales, weekly sales, and monthly sales and compare to see how well sales are doing and if we are on track. Every retailer should have sales goals every month that should be reached accordingly to ensure that the sales stay up to the forecast. Keeping up with stock within the stores Every night before closing, employees will look at what was sold each day and the quantity of how much was sold. Then, they will go in the stock room and pull the merchandise out for the opening employees. In the morning before the store opens, the employees must steam and hang whatever was pulled the night before and replenish the Bloor. If something is missing from the back, then the same style must be pulled in either another size and another color to make sure that the store looks Billed. Inventory Inventory must be taken by one of the store managers at every store of all merchandise that comes into the store. Then, every week either the manager or employee must go throughout the store and count each style and color to keep track of the inventory. This will help ensure that there is no stealing within the retailers. If something is selling extremely well, the manager must report it back to the buying ofBice so they can decide whether to send more to that retailer or to make more of that garment all together.