Leeuwarden - The three-week extension of the lockdown will have disastrous consequences for clothing and footwear retailers if there is no generous compensation for written-off stock. Retailers are left with large collections of unsold winter clothes. Where are all those cable jumpers, thermal leggings and quilted jackets?
January is normally the last month when clothing shops can still sell their winter stock at a reasonable margin. This is traditionally followed by the leanest period of the year until mid-March. There is no more interest in winter coats and jumpers, and consumers find it a bit too early to buy spring and summer clothes.
Eric Kooistra was a guest on Money or your Life on NPO Radio 1 to talk about buying up excess stock.
Those who really want to save money can turn to consignment dealers. Stocks are bought up for a bargain and resold to retailers and consumers.
Kooistra.com B.V.
Apolloweg 2
8938AT Leeuwarden
Kooistra.com B.V.
Apolloweg 2
8938AT Leeuwarden
For generations, we have been buying and selling surplus stock, returned goods, bankruptcy stock and other residual stock.
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