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Executive Directory of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Retail allows you to target individuals that own and operate men’s and boy’s clothing stores. These establishments primarily engage in the retail sale of men's and boys' ready-to-wear clothing and accessories and provide basic alterations, such as hemming, taking in or letting out seams, and lengthening or shortening sleeves. Men's apparel is offered in a wide variety of retail formats, including upscale design and specialty shops, department stores and retail giants, and discount men's clothing stores.
Retailers of men's and boys' clothing and accessories focus on particular segments of the industry. These segments usually mirrored the five divisions into which menswear manufacturers were divided: tailored clothing, including suits, overcoats, topcoats, sport coats, and separate trousers; including shirts, neckwear, sweaters, knit tops, underwear, socks, robes, and pajamas; heavy outerwear, including jackets, snowsuits, ski jackets, and parkas; work clothes, including work shirts, work pants, overalls, and related items; and other, including uniforms, hats, and miscellaneous items.
Men’s and boy’s clothing stores sell aftershave, bathrobes, belts, blazers, board shorts, bowties, boxers, bracelets, briefcases, chino’s, cologne, cuff links, denim jeans, denim jackets, denim shirts, dress slacks, flasks, fleece wear, formal wear, hats, key chains, knickerbockers, leather coats, luggage, money clips, outerwear, overcoats, pocket squares, polo’s, raincoats, scarf’s, shavers, shaving bags, shirts, shoe tree’s, shoes, shorts, sleepwear, slippers, sneakers, socks, sports coats, suits, sunglasses, suspenders, sweaters, swimwear, tee’s, tie’s, tuxedo’s, umbrella’s, undershirts, underwear, vest’s, wallet’s, watches.
Owners and operators have a high school education and have associates and bachelors degrees in fashion, merchandising, and sales. They hire employees that have excellent customer service skills and posses great selling techniques.
Owners and operators of men’s and boy’s clothing stores have experience and knowledge in running retail businesses. They have a high school education and have associates and bachelors degrees in fashion, merchandising, and sales. They hire employees that have excellent customer skills and posses great selling techniques and a background in retail and customer service and knowledge of fashion trends and proper match of styles, colors and combinations of clothing and accessories to the characteristics and taste of the customer.
Owners and operators purchase many products to help run their business successfully, which include; apparel accessories, benches, business cards, calculators, calendars, cash registers, chairs, cleaning products, clothing racks, computers, copiers, couches, display cases, dressing room mirrors, fax machines, file cabinets, garment bags, gift cards, glass counters, hangers, lighting, mannequins, markers, office supplies, price labels, printers, professional apparel attire, rolling racks, security cameras, security tags for clothing, shelving, shopping bags, sound systems, staplers, stationary, tape dispensers, tissue paper, waste baskets.
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