Buying wholesale from Asda (George)

[mimisha]

Good afternoon!
I would like to ask, is there anyway to buy baby clothing from George at Asda but not directly from their website. Maybe they have some other way to buy it wholesale. Moreover, maybe anyone knows how many pieces you have to buy to qualify for that buy? Maybe other retailers do so, such as Primark or TU (Sainsbury's)?
I am planning to buy baby clothes and resale it in another country.
I would be extremely grateful, if anyone could help me.

P.S. excuse me, if I made a mistake and posted in a wrong thread, please let me know and i will change it.

 

[Newchodge]

All the companies you refer to are retailers, not wholesalers. I doubt they would be very interested.

 

[Scott@KarmaContent]

There are wholesalers that deal in ex-chainstore and supermarket clothing. The only one I can remember off the top of my head is http://www.qclothing.co.uk/ but there are a few others if you have a Google.

 

[mimisha]

Thank you for your replies and help. But I have seen somewhere here (I think), that you can buy from asda, but it has to be huge numbers.

 

[Mr D]

Perhaps get in touch with head office who can point you in the right direction or refuse to provide details.
May be simpler and cheaper to find a clothing manufacturer or wholesaler. Does it have to be the George brand?

 

[mimisha]

Thank you, Mr D for your reply, no it doesn't have to be that brand. I've just chosen it, because i know its a good quality and they have pretty designs that people like. However, most of the wholesalers that I've managed to find, do very simple clothes and not as pretty as at George for example.
I've tried to order clothes directly from asda website, just to see how it sells. Many parents loved it, so i thought maybe there is a way to buy larger quantity a bit cheaper.

 

[The Wholesaler]

You will not get current chainstore stock from a wholesalers, what you will find is end of lines, overstocks, last seasons stock and it will be 'cut label' as a rule. Also bear in mind that some retailers can get a bit funny about you advertising even end line in their name.
As mentioned above, Q Clothing is a good, well established supplier but there are many others including J & N Herz, AllStores and Dinshaws. All these and more are listed in our Ex-Chainstore category http://www.thewholesaler.co.uk/suppliers/clothing_and_fashion/ex_chainstore_and_catalogue/