Business Model
Business Model
12. Scalability How will you grow the business over time?
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Fitting Clothing ,
Lack of
Unique or Personalized Products
Seasonal Needs ,
Lack
of Knowledge or Resources for DIY Sewing ,
Skill-Building Opportunities
adults aged 18–45,
algeria ,
middle/hight-income level.
Direct Sales,
Custom Orders ,
Collaborations,
E-Commerce Platform,
B2B Services ,
Competitive Pricing: (Example: If local sewing services charge $20 for alterations, you
might price yours at $18 or match the $20 but emphasize faster service.)
Fixed Costs:
Sewing Machine:
Workspace Setup: tables and chairs, as well as storage solutions.
Tools and Equipment: scissors, measuring tapes, and rotary cutters.
Software and Patterns
Rent and Utilities
Workers' Salaries
Benefits and Taxes
Variable Costs:
Fabric and Thread
Notions: Includes buttons, zippers, elastic, interfacing, etc.
Maintenance and Repair: Costs for servicing your sewing machine or replacing broken
needles.
Packaging and Shipping: If you sell your creations, these costs will depend on the number
of items shipped.
Overtime Pay
Physical Resources
Equipment:
Sewing machines (standard, industrial, embroidery, serger, etc.)
Cutting tools (scissors, rotary cutters, cutting mats)
Measuring tools (measuring tapes, rulers)
Ironing tools (irons, ironing boards, steamers)
Workspace:
Materials and Supplies:
Fabrics, threads, zippers, buttons, and other notions.
Packaging materials for delivery (boxes, labels, tags).
Technology:
Computers or tablets for design software, marketing, and order management.
Printers for labels, patterns, and business documents.
Intellectual Resources
Brand Identity
Designs and Patterns
Customer Data
Marketing Materials
Intellectual Property: Copyrights, trademarks (for your brand name/logo), and design
patents if applicable.Intellectual Resources
Financial Resources
Startup Capital:
Working Capital: Funds for day-to-day operations
Revenue Streams:
Funding Sources:
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