Better Fashion Consultancy

Better Fashion Consultancy LAUNCH & GROW A FASHION BRAND RESPONSIBLY & PROFITABLY

No experience in the fashion industry? Not sure where to start with the process?

Being ghosted by suppliers? We offer 1:1 startup support taking you from sketch to delivery to scaling.

27/05/2026

Running an online fashion brand and thinking about moving into physical retail?

Join my free workshop tomorrow (28/05) with Enterprise Nation. Learn how to choose the right location, test demand, manage costs and decide whether bricks-and-mortar is right for your business.

Link in bio to sign up for free!

26/05/2026

Will the likes of Lululemon, Alo, Sweaty Betty etc start releasing capsule ranges to compete? - yes. Will they drop them like a hot potato as soon as it’s not trending anymore? - also yes.

16/05/2026

The truth about Lululemon and PFAS..


Fashion founders: The science may be evolving when it comes to toxic chemicals and skin absorption but many customers aren’t willing to take the chance and are already looking for non-toxic solutions for everything from activewear to kids clothing.

As a fashion brand you can reassure your customers by testing your products and making sure they are third party tested.

If your brand sells into the EU make sure your supply chain is REACH compliant - it’s the law.

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21/04/2026

Fashion founders, it’s time to start thinking ahead to . You’re not going to be able to implement this overnight and it will be mandatory for all brands.

The upside is, you’ll gain more knowledge about your supply chain and you’ll have real data on your environmental impact. But the sooner you get started, the better. Because there are brands that have already implemented DPPs across their entire product catalogue and you don’t want to be one of the last.

Book a call with me via the link in my bio if you want to find out how I support brands with this.

27/03/2026

The H&M Sustainabilty Insights Board is so phenomenally out of touch it’s hard to know where to begin.

No one in the room that would challenge them. No one in the supply chain. Just models and influencers with millions of followers.

H&M has actually made decent progress in at least one area of sustainabilty, but it’s hard to talk about carbon savings in the same breath as pushing yet another meaningless celebrity clothing collection. Hence this PR stunt to try and sell us more clothes.

All to avoid addressing the elephant in the room - they could reduce their environmental impact overnight if they just turned off the tap.

25/03/2026

Founders often make the mistake of thinking that a wider range will appeal to more people and drive more sales. But whilst you need some excitement to woo new customers up to 80% of your sales will be driven by the basics your customer knows and loves. The new, exciting pieces bring people in. The basics keep them buying. A strong range needs both, but most founders over-invest in newness and under-invest in consistency.

Bestsellers signal what your customer really wants from you and giving them more of what they want builds trust and loyalty. Doubling down on your bestsellers means refreshing what works not reinventing it. Offer a loved shape in a new colour or tweak it for the season by changing the sleeve length - it’s easier for you, easier for your manufacturer, results in more sales and increased margin. What’s not to love?

You might not be used to thinking about your range like this, but this is what I did as a buyer for brands like ASOS and Allsaints for over a decade. I built ranges that worked commercially for the customer, the factory and the brand.

Need help getting your product strategy right for maximum sales and minimum headache? Expert In Your Pocket is designed for early-stage brand founders who want regular strategic input - without committing to a full-time hire. Comment EXPERT and I’ll send you the details.

10/03/2026

Is the buyer role the most misunderstood and underestimated role in a fashion brand?

Most founder-led brands don’t have a buyer. That means no one checking whether the range works commercially, for the customer or the factory.

Decisions made on gut feel will only get you so far. Here are two important questions to ask yourself when you’re planning your next range:

1. Is each piece doing a different job?
2. What’s going to keep the customer coming back?

Need senior eyes on your product and sourcing decisions? DM me to book a call or head to the link in my bio.

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