where to hang the lingerie/clothes you sell

BABY0206 replied:

hi,

I sell linen and I brought one of those racks from BigW. they can be taken apart and are very sturdy. They have one pole on top so you can hang coathangers on it. The poles will proberly fit across your back seat.

Hope this helps.

Kim

downunder replied:

While I don't do clothing in my pp - I do the show rounds with my Harley rides and sell t-shirts ect.
I am always stuck for room and need something sturdy as my sites are always outdoors.

I strongly suggest you try the Hills Ironing hanging rack ( I got mine from Bunnings).
They are very stable, small and come apart for easy storage and travelling, take up minumum room in your car, (and display) fold flat and height adjustable.

I have 3 and they hold plenty while taking up very little room.

On small casters for easy moving even when full and generally very easy to work with.

I have tried heaps of different styles and brands, but these are the only type I use now.
Cost was maybe slightly more than other brands but worth every cent and then some.

Julie

PASH replied:

hey excellent idea about the ironing rack, there ya go danielle that i think wuld definetly be the go. di

downunder replied:

I can't take the credit for this tip really.

It was a fiend of mine that has kid's clothing shop in town. I took some of her excess stock to sell at a show and she lent me a couple of hers. After seeing first hand how good they were, I bought some of my own.

While she has propper commercial racks in her store, these racks are used for specials, extra stock etc and has several in use all the time. Sure beats all the different styles I tried and they clip together so easy.

Julie

UCWToni replied:

being a UCW consultants we get our rack supplied in our inital kit set up.

Hmm, i would check out ebay or other UCW consultants and get one of their old racks,, if that is the type of rack your after

MJ78 replied:

i was just going to say, use the rack you got in your kit and just wrap your clothes together in clothes bags, so when it is time to do the party.........................you can just grab the bags and go and yet, the clothes aren't creased. also i would say - the coathanger clips are great for carrying multiple items together, you should be able to buy them from the ucw stall at your regional meetings. well i know we could in brisbane!