10 replies to this topic

[Peg]

I need a supplier for Under Armour Polo Shirts. We will be adding a logo.

Help....does anybody know of a wholesaler that carries Under Armour?

[djoctagone]

There's a tag for what you're looking for.

http://www.sellpromos.com/tags/

ASI Show Chicago had an exhibiting supplier carrying Under Armour.

[BonniePS]

They have an outlet store in Niagara Falls, N.Y. try them, very different prices

[Chris Miller]

http://www.sellpromo...r%20armour.html

[djoctagone]

Chris Miller said:

http://www.sellpromo...r%20armour.html

Bah! My response led Peggy to Under Armour and 999 additional subjects that she may or may not had known to exist on this forum . . .

[Peg]

Thanks for all of the information everyone. Looks like nothing has changed over the past couple of years. Under Armour is still difficult to get through our channel! Rose at Anaconda Sports was very helpful. It is obvious that we have to fit into a very specific set of criteria with Under Armour.

I appreciate all of the feedback!

Peg

[rkahn144]

Try Rose Cunningham at Anaconda Sports Inc. in NY. I've never used her company, but they've given me pricing on Under Armour before. There are certain restrictions on the sale.

[royster13]

Do people buy this brand because they think it is better?......Or are they fooled by the fact it is way higher in price than off brand stuff.....I can not remember the last time I bought a piece of name brand clothing so I do not get why folks want to pay big bucks for a Nike shirt.....

[AdmanGR]

royster13 said:

Do people buy this brand because they think it is better?......Or are they fooled by the fact it is way higher in price than off brand stuff.....I can not remember the last time I bought a piece of name brand clothing so I do not get why folks want to pay big bucks for a Nike shirt.....

Royce - almost shocked that you've asked this question. It is simply the power of branding. Most of the branded product is of high quality and of adequate fit. I sell clients on the power of co-branding with a well known brand such as Nike, Callaway, or Cutter & Buck. They all seem to be very satisfied as evideneced by the steady re-orders. I suggest that you consider selling some branded apparel - often a higher sale and most often very happy repeat clientele.

[ProPrinters]

Amazing how many times this topic comes up with the same answers.

[djoctagone]

ProPrinters said:

Amazing how many times this topic comes up with the same answers.

If only people would check the tag cloud first . . .