I heard that if you buy goods in Yiwu, you won't sell them if you take less. How much is ok?

Actually, it depends on people. Some proprietresses are more accommodating. Even if you take less goods, it's okay for her to say a few words. She is polite and supports each other. If the goods sell well, she wants to cooperate with you for a long time, doesn't she? Although I took a little less for the first time, I hope you can understand.

If the proprietress doesn't agree that you only take so little goods at this time, it is estimated that it is better to stop here.

Usually an order. For example, if you ask the store what the minimum order quantity is, and the store says more than three pieces, you can say whether it is two pieces, and find some reasons (for example, you can say that your budget for coming to Yiwu this time is just enough to take two pieces back to sell, and ask the proprietress whether it is good or not). As far as the number of pieces is concerned, it is both hard and soft, and it is kind and polite to the store. Similarly, the store is more accommodating. Bargain on the number of pieces. Because your own purchase is so small, there is no need to bargain with the store on the price of the goods, because, psychologically speaking, from the store, "You take such a small amount, my goods are already very cheap, and you still kill my price. Will I feel better?" I have no money to earn, so forget it. I'd rather you didn't do this business. "This is even stepping on the bottom line of the store.

You can make a budget plan first, such as girls' combs, hair bands and rings, and how much to budget respectively. It's also a ring shop. Shop around and shop around before you know which style looks good and the price is cheap.

There are too many styles of daily necessities, cosmetics and ornaments. After all, the budget is limited, so we should plan well.

I do foreign trade in Yiwu. Ha ha. The above is my experience.