Article Source: Learn to make clothes network Author: Looking forward to the release date of Mars: 2011-02 For clothing DIY lovers, it is very desirable to visit the clothing fabric market. If it is the fabric retail market, there is no need to have any concerns. However, there are few kinds of fabrics in the retail market, and the price is expensive. Some DIY enthusiasts who have a fabric wholesale market nearby really want to go to the wholesale market, but the results are often unsatisfactory. It is very likely that I didn't buy cheap fabrics and I am still angry. This paper aims to explain some common sense of how individuals visit the clothing fabric wholesale market, which is of great reference value to beginners of clothing DIY, personal fabric purchase and learning clothing specialty. The following excerpt: colorful clothing forum: no matter professional learners, amateurs or professional practitioners, they will always go to the fabric market: learn about new fabrics, sample versions, cloth-cut versions and so on. However, fabric manufacturers are different from other enterprises. Because of the limitation of cost, they are generally big businesses with tens of millions of assets, with deep pockets, and often ignore some less promising people to do business, making ordinary people who visit the market tired. How to visit the market without getting angry? How do you achieve your goal? There is also a lot of learning. First of all, we must understand the purpose of visiting the fabric market. There are roughly these kinds: First, students look for feelings: feel the atmosphere of the fabric market, understand the operation of the fabric market, know different fabrics, and occasionally buy some materials to do exercises. Second, the designer or design assistant goes to find cloth samples: find fabrics and new fabrics suitable for their own design. Third, the purchasing or design assistant cuts the cloth version: cut one or two meters or three or five meters and come back to make the version. Fourth, individuals or amateurs go to buy bits and pieces of cloth: buy one or two meters to make clothes. Fifth, buy and buy large items: generally, they are bought one by one, and the cars they buy are all pulled back by cars. If it is the fifth purpose, if you buy bulk materials, as long as you are not in debt, you can generally be very enthusiastic. But the rest are not so lucky. Either the little girl who set up the stall ignored you, or she clearly saw the material there and wouldn't cut it for you, or the price was unacceptable. In fact, as long as it is in China, this kind of phenomenon exists in any industry. If you want to survive in China, you must learn the lifestyle of China people-although this is the sorrow of China people, you must learn after the sorrow. Then I'll combine my own experience and talk in detail about how to deal with stall owners or stall owners who are used to keeping their eyes above the top to achieve their goals.