Looking for Purse/Handbag/Tote Company Info Please:

[AshfordSmith]

There is a great variety of businesses here. Camaguay's suggestion seems most suitable.

[LindaTulley]

Jewell is a new company that launched 1 year ago. You only need to sell $200 every three months to stay active and can join at one of two levels...$169 and $299...with tons of amazing bags and accessories.
I love the company and have 11 people on my team. I just added two this week!
Let me know if you would like more information.
Linda

[Iceni]

Originally Posted by rholie

I am considering joining a new company. I love bags!! I have found many that I like but my issues lies in that I really don't want a company that has a large quota. I am not against a small quota but so far some are up to $250 a month. While I am confident I can make $250 happen, I am don't want to held to it. I am currently a Scentsy consultant and love it. I am looking to add an add'l opportunity. Scentsy doesn't have a large quota at all, one purchase of any size every 6 months. I don't feel pressure to "sell" and it has helped me make a success out of my business. Is there any company under this category that have a small quota or no quota at all?

Hi, I have signed up with Rustic Store, a new company. We have handbags plus many other accessories. It's only $25 to sign up for life. Message me for more details.

[Moggs]

As far as the working conditions, we have seen footage from our plants in China and quite frankly, I would work there. They are clean, climate controlled and and the people that work there don't look like they are working in a sweat shop. I have COMPLETE faith that Thirty One would never work with an manufacturer that did not provide a good working condition. As far as no wage minimums, a minimum wage there sounds like peanuts to us, but for them is a miracle. All the minimum wage has done in this country, is drive the price of the goods up. For me, when the goverment gets involved with trade and regulation, we all lose. The free market works, they need to stay out of it.

JMO
Leanne[/QUOTE]

Uhhhh do you think they would show footage of bad (or actual ) working conditions??? Come on!!

[Moggs]

Originally Posted by TeacherMama

Thank you for the information. If you find specific info about the manufacturer, I'd like to see it.

I think your CEO is a little, well full of hooey. Businesses move to China because it is dirt cheap to manufacture there. Not because it is a mission field. As a Christian, I find it offensive that someone is using their business in a way that gives them the fattest profit while claiming that they do it because that country needs Jesus. Sewing a bag together (even in a/c with a living wage) does not evangelize someone. *that* is the kind of rah-rah-ing that I'm talking about.
Say something honest like, "Well if we manufactured in the U.S. we'd charge more and we don't want to do that to you." But for the CEO to come out, and some of your posts, to come out and say that it is some great mission field, that is offensive to sensible people.

You are 100% correct