Another new business

[Imo]

Hello All,

My name is Imran I run Zahab Trading. Zahab was formed as a subsidery of King Knitwear and Embroidery. We manufacture garments for some top sporting and high street companies.

Straight out of University I was given the challange to represent King in the UK . I have steered my focus and attention on providing corporate wear to UK companies and also hold stock for promotional wear.

I have been going for six months now and.........wish i was back at uni. Not really I love what I do and being your own boss does help.

So here I am just thought I would introduce myself and say hi. This site has been really really helpful.

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a successful new year.

[Jayne]

Hi Imran,

Welcome to the forum :D

And Merry Christmas to you too.

Jayne

[fastfences]

Hi Imran,

Welcome to the forum

And Merry Christmas to you too.

Cheers, Nigel

[Hayles]

Hi Imran,

Welcome - what sort of clothing do you manufacture for high st companies?

Hayles

[Imo]

Hi Hayles,

Thank you for your reply and interest. We specialise in Knitwear and embroidery, therefore when we are approached by companies what we do is produce a sample of our work based on there specifications. The main types of garments which we produce to go into high street shops are cotton tshirts, sweatshirts, jumpers, polo shirts and fleeces with embroidery, print or plain.

We very much cater for the bespoke market where we can get specifications through and provide samples free of charge to show our potential clients the very high quality which they should expect from us.

Although my website is still in the process of being built :? you are most welcome to check out the factories website at www.kingknitwear.com.

I hope i have answered your question.

Thanks

[Imo]

Hi All,

We currently have a stock of 15,000 unbranded polo shirts in 4 base colours White, Navy, Green and Black. These are 100% cotton weighing 225 grams. Does anyone know who I can market these to? I have tried promotional companies who bought some cos i started out with 22,000 pieces, then companies started asking for bespoke goods and so these were left on the back burner. Any advise would be much appreciated.

Kind regards

[RSL]

Welcome to the forums.

You can try selling them wholesale to uniform companies so make uniforms for cleaning companies etc.

[Imo]

Thank you for the suggestion will begin research now and act in the begining days of the new year.

Thank alot for that

[Asteeleleith]

So IT based companies may also be interest in buying the shirts. Prob not as many as the cleaning companies of course.

Al

[Imo]

Thank you for that, as most of my stock is made at the factory abroad I only have plain garments so i will start looking for companies who can print or embroider in this country. Then i will approach the other IT, Cleaning companies. Thanks alot for this people stimulating my brain into gear.

Cheers