I never shop on ASOS so no idea how it works, is ASOS selling these at a huge loss? Or are profit margins for TALA MUCH hgiher than Grace claims?Lol I mean I saw their stuff on ASOS the other day, down to 14 quid or something from 40 or similar
I never shop on ASOS so no idea how it works, is ASOS selling these at a huge loss? Or are profit margins for TALA MUCH hgiher than Grace claims?Lol I mean I saw their stuff on ASOS the other day, down to 14 quid or something from 40 or similar
ASOS will have bought the stock super cheap. Tala will have old stock they want to get rid of / to make it look like they sold out. They offload it to other sellers (ASOS, TKMaxx etc) for a reduced cost price. This way Tala doesn't have to do a sale to sell thru.I never shop on ASOS so no idea how it works, is ASOS selling these at a huge loss? Or are profit margins for TALA MUCH hgiher than Grace claims?
They're a clothing retailer. They will buy from various brands at wholesale so its most likely that they're try to get rid of this stock.I never shop on ASOS so no idea how it works, is ASOS selling these at a huge loss? Or are profit margins for TALA MUCH hgiher than Grace claims?
They're under pressure to sell them because all the drops are what's trending, if they were actually sustainable they could keep they're old styles but they need to sell it quickly while its in style, nothing we all didn't already know thoughAhh, it’s a sale.
I love that they’ve had to put all these disclaimers to explain themselves - they’ve probably seen sustainable brands get ripped to shreds for doing sales. Most sustainably minded consumers don’t want this because they know it encourages over buying.
Tala say it’s because they don’t want their stock to go to landfill - it shouldn’t have to, you don’t need to get rid of it in a sale. Stop doing ‘drops’ and have one core line, then there’s no pressure to get old styles sold by the next one.
This is a bit different to Grace/Tala’s version of events. If they’re telling the truth, it’s a collection of styles they’ve designed exclusively for ASOS and some existing products in exclusive colours rather than old stock. Supposedly these have never been available on the Tala website.ASOS will have bought the stock super cheap. Tala will have old stock they want to get rid of / to make it look like they sold out. They offload it to other sellers (ASOS, TKMaxx etc) for a reduced cost price. This way Tala doesn't have to do a sale to sell thru.
Again I've been out of it for years but my assumption is the factory will have bought X amount of rolls of fabric that they haven't used for another customer and offered it to Tala at a reduced price. Tala might have been doing a sale to ASOS and asked if they want to tag on some exclusive items, or they might now have a working relationship when tala offers them these 'exclusive' items that they've made at a reduced cost.This is a bit different to Grace/Tala’s version of events. If they’re telling the truth, it’s a collection of styles they’ve designed exclusively for ASOS and some existing products in exclusive colours rather than old stock. Supposedly these have never been available on the Tala website.
Although it’s still ASOS’ prerogative what they want to do with it when they’ve got it in terms of markdowns and it looks like they’re wanting it gone ASAP now!
Yeah, this is definitely more likely than ‘Tala x ASOS collab’ which is how Grace tries to present it on the Tala blog!Again I've been out of it for years but my assumption is the factory will have bought X amount of rolls of fabric that they haven't used for another customer and offered it to Tala at a reduced price. Tala might have been doing a sale to ASOS and asked if they want to tag on some exclusive items, or they might now have a working relationship when tala offers them these 'exclusive' items that they've made at a reduced cost.
The designs might have been sent to ASOS for review but it's not a collaboration and it's VERY common for brands to do the 'exclusive' thing to use up old fabric
ASOS do a lot of sales and they markdown anything that's not selling thru within a certain timeframe. Usually once stuff goes in the sale it doesn't come out of it. If the tala stuff is in the sale it means it wasn't selling well to start with
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this is super interesting thanks for sharing your knowledge! love tattle sometimesAgain I've been out of it for years but my assumption is the factory will have bought X amount of rolls of fabric that they haven't used for another customer and offered it to Tala at a reduced price. Tala might have been doing a sale to ASOS and asked if they want to tag on some exclusive items, or they might now have a working relationship when tala offers them these 'exclusive' items that they've made at a reduced cost.
The designs might have been sent to ASOS for review but it's not a collaboration and it's VERY common for brands to do the 'exclusive' thing to use up old fabric
ASOS do a lot of sales and they markdown anything that's not selling thru within a certain timeframe. Usually once stuff goes in the sale it doesn't come out of it. If the tala stuff is in the sale it means it wasn't selling well to start with
100%, did she not say she had a 4am flight yesterday?Grace has been silent on socials for a few days, do we think she’s off on another holiday but wants to keep this one quiet?
Looks like Tattle has caught her out again! Grace, it’s obvious you read here - perhaps put a bit more BOSS BABE ENERGY into covering your tracks, or at least write a list of everything you’ve made up! Grace loves a list!I saw stuff in the sale on ASOS at least 6 months ago. It’s definitely not a collab as they were part of her earlier releases on the main TALA site. Mainly garish colours that most people wouldn’t want to be seen in