Buyer book
Active accounts, territories, segments, and relationship context become the starting map.
Rep / showroom onboarding
Map the buyer book, represented brands, territories, private-preview needs, and attribution rules that make a showroom useful from the first session.
Choose a path
Before anyone reaches a blank workspace, the onboarding flow captures the buyer book, represented brands, territories, and handoff rules that make the first session useful.
Get discovered by verified apparel buyers, protect existing relationships, and prepare for connected wholesale operations.
Apply as a BrandVerified buyersJoin category-specific early access for curated drops, ready-to-ship opportunities, and prebook previews.
Join as a BuyerReps and showroomsBring your buyer book and multibrand portfolio into a workflow built to support, not replace, relationship selling.
Partner as a RepFirst-use outcome
The best rep flow starts with who you represent, who you already know, where you sell, and how the relationship should be protected. Apparel Market uses that map to prepare private previews, attribution, and launch-market coverage before a buyer ever clicks a link.
Active accounts, territories, segments, and relationship context become the starting map.
Represented lines, categories, readiness, and private-preview needs stay attached to the rep motion.
Market-week previews, invite lists, appointments, and follow-up pressure are captured before outreach starts.
Commission expectations, house accounts, territories, and owner handoffs are visible from day one.
Step 1
Give the team enough context to open the correct profile builder next: organization, categories, country, and the person who owns the relationship.