Selling bracelets??
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Lordbean
Skiller
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3 months, 2 weeks ago by Lordbean
Sometime in the future I want to sell the bracelets I make, the thing is I don’t know how much the bracelets should cost? What’s the general amount that people sell for? Is it different depending on size, alpha or normal, wether it has gaps or other weird techniques? How do you guys price your bracelets?
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halokiwi
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3 months, 2 weeks ago by halokiwi
I would price it on time spent and material cost.The time spend depends on the complexity of the pattern (for example, if there are gaps or other weird techniques), the sizes of the pattern, if it's an alpha or a normal (alphas usually take longer than normals) and how comfortable the pattern is to knot (amount of colour switches in an alpha and whether the pattern can be segment-knotted easily or not in a normal). |
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thotson
Skiller
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3 months, 2 weeks ago by thotson
I would recommend going on etsy or similar sites and looking at what people are charging on there. yes the bracelets take a while to make, but if everyone else selling a similar pattern to yours has it priced at $8 and you want to sell yours for $15, it probably wont sell well. In the same token, you dont want to undervalue your work
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str6yk1ds
Professional
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3 months, 2 weeks ago by str6yk1ds
Definitely definitely don’t undervalue!! If you spent a good amount of time knotting a bracelet, it should be at a reasonable but fair price.
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hdhdhdhh
Skiller
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3 months, 1 week ago by hdhdhdhh
Alphas should be priced more since the amount of time they take but NEVER do custom string bracelet that was my mistake and they took forever and slowed down the whole sale
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anne7
Bracelet King
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2 months, 3 weeks ago by anne7
@ningc98 has a really good Google doc. Maybe they could share
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ningc98
Bracelet King
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2 months, 3 weeks ago by ningc98
here’s the doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19kCIl5qhYyZY_uHmhSOYaJdRHXLLPlRvb5xO20dc4ww/edit
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