Affordable Uniforms Cost Comparisons

About Affordable Uniforms

In 1995 Mark Vana was 32 years old, married with three young children, and had three jobs. One of his jobs was as a route salesman for an industrial uniform rental company. This rental company often had an excess of used garments that they would throw away simply because they didn’t have room for them anymore. Mark had the idea to begin taking these used, yet adequate work clothes and sell them to a small retail store called Affordable Workwear, located in Garfield Heights, Ohio, that sold new and used work clothes. Mark would take a cargo van full of used work clothes to the manager of the shop for a couple hundred dollars. The extra $200 that Mark made on these work clothes was a small fortune for the young father of three. Some time later, Mr. Vana noticed that Affordable Workwear was going out of business and he was going to lose his much needed extra income. He decided to speak to the owner about the decision. After meeting the owner of Affordable Workwear, he began an immediate friendship with him based on their common Christian faith and similar business interests. A deal was arranged, and Affordable Workwear was no longer going out of business. The work clothing company was soon under new ownership.
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Retail Clothing & Accessories Franchise Opportunities

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Franchise Franchise Fee Royalty Advertising Fee Development Costs
Adam & Eve Stores $30,000 $149,000-$345,000
Amichi N/A $87,500-$345,200
BareBones WorkWear $35,000 4% 1% $345,000-$393,800
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BHS N/A $500,000
Big Frog Custom T-Shirts $13,500-$39,500 6% 1.5% $114,501-$244,800
Bijoux Terner $30,000 $255,850-$546,850
Bon Worth $30,000 $123,690-$190,375
Box Lunch, The N/A $70,000-$150,000
Change Lingerie $35,000 $100,000-And Up
Chhabra 555 N/A 0 0 $120,000
Club Tabby $25,000 4% $169,600-$317,000
Copper Penny $25,000 3%-5% 1% $189,850-$414,900
Del Sol N/A $150,000
Discount Clothing Store Developers N/A $66,900-And Up
Earth Collection, The N/A $25,000-$50,000
Educational Outfitters $29,500 5% 3% $82,600-$198,150
FURLA $25,000 2% $284,000-$480,000
Gent's Formal Wear $20,000 6% $75,000-$95,000
Gingiss Formalwear N/A $94,680-$242,680
Glove Guy, The N/A $28,995
Gymboree $45,000 6% $81,143-$267,593
Hannoush Jewelers $20,000 4% $291,000-$717,000
Hometown Threads $29,000 6% $165,000
JACADI $20,000 4% $190,000-$313,000
KneeShorts $5,000-$20,000 1.5% - 6% up to $1,000 per season $37,750-$74,500
Levi's $50,000 $500,000
Main Event Sportswear N/A $25,000-$50,000
Mainstream Boutique $40,000 7.5% 0.5% $160,800-$306,350
MODE $30,000 6% 1% $171,000-And Up
Monkee's $50,000 5% 1% $270,981-$464,977
Old Navy N/A $500,000
Pickles & Ice Cream $30,000 6% $167,200-$366,000
Scout and Molly's Boutique $50,000 5.5%-6% 1% $252,300-$301,000
Shoes-n-Feet $25,000 5% $185,800-$313,000
Sparket Marketing $20,000 0 0 $50,000
Trunk Club N/A $5,000
USA Baby $23,400-$60,200 3% $344,000-$650,000
Whimsy $25,000 6% N/A $75,000-$180,000