Where to buy cheap wholesale and retail clothing
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Anyone who works with clothing retailers knows how important it is to buy cheap clothing wholesale and retail. In Brazil, there are different regions for you to buy and resell fashion items at very low prices. Anyone from São Paulo, for example, has certainly heard of Brás.
The Megapolo wholesale complex, street stores and the famous dawn fairs attract thousands of people a day, which has made the São Paulo neighborhood the most famous shopping destination in Brazil. There are tours to Brás departing daily from all corners of the country.
However, there are other wholesale shopping centers across Brazil that are growing more and more. So, if you want to escape the São Paulo traffic and still pan for excellent parts in wholesale and retail, keep an eye out:
Where to buy cheap wholesale and retail clothing in Brazil
Barro Preto – Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais
Barro Preto is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Belo Horizonte and received its first fashion stores in the 1930s. Today it has more than 800 clothing and accessories stores and receives more than 350 thousand people a day. Go on foot and walk mainly along Amazonas and Augusto de Lima avenues. O Black Clay Portal can help you plan your visit.
São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo
450 km from São Paulo, São José do Rio Preto has more than 1200 clothing stores in wholesale malls: Clube da Moda Center, Center Hall, Fashion Center and Shopping Litoral. Remember that many stores in Brás also have branches in these malls. In addition, you have all the infrastructure that a common shopping center offers: food court, restrooms, air conditioning and so on…
Cianorte, Paraná
Considered by many to be the clothing capital, this city in northwestern Paraná also has wholesale malls, such as Master Cianorte and also Rua da Moda, on Avenida Paraíba, which brings together factory stores that sell wholesale retail. Cianorte also attracts many resellers and shopkeepers to Expovest, a large event that takes place twice a year to present the Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter collections of local clothing manufacturers, with pieces available for immediate delivery.
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44th Street – Goiânia, Goiás
Next to the Goiânia Bus Terminal, Rua 44 is entirely dedicated to clothing and also attracts many bags and retailers from all over Brazil. If you decide to visit the city, it’s also worth checking out the Hippie Fair, which takes place on weekends at Praça do Trabalhador.
Brusque, Santa Catarina
The city of Santa Catarina is increasingly increasing its offer to shopkeepers, resellers and bags. There, there are many factories and garment factories that open spaces for wholesale sales and some for retail as well. Before you go, it’s worth researching which ones you’re going to visit and getting in touch with a person in charge.
Sahara – Rio de Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro has one of the largest open malls in Brazilian popular commerce. The Saara (acronym for Society of Friends of the Adjacencies of Rua da Alfândega), in the center of the capital of Rio de Janeiro, sells everything — including cheap clothes (wholesale and retail), but also party items, toys and decorative items for the House.
The region comprises Rua da Alfândega, Rua Buenos Aires, Senhos dos Passos and Rua dos Andradas. The region is good not only for those who work with clothes, but for those who also want to earn extra money selling accessories such as bags and shoes, as well as beauty items such as makeup. See the video below for a small guide on how to shop cheaply in the Sahara:
Dawn Fair – Fortaleza, Ceará
A great option for those who live in the North and Northeast regions is the Feira da Madrugada de Fortaleza, which has been held for over 30 years, on Rua José Avelino. The fair attracts all types of public and is, by many, considered the “Nordestino Brás”.
The region still has popular shopping malls, which are made up of street vendors. They are: Pátio Central, Fontenele Mall and Super Boxes 100. There are also the José Avelino warehouses, which have thousands of cheap clothes, and the Sé warehouses. See the opening hours of each of them:
Malls:
Central Courtyard, Fontenele Mall and Super Boxes 100
Monday, from 8 am to 12 pm;
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, from 8 am to 7 pm;
Thursday and Sunday, from 6 am to 12 pm;
On Tuesday, the establishments are closed.
José Avelino’s warehouses:
GPE, Galpão da Felicidade, Galeria 185, Pop Shop, Mucuripe Moda (not open on Mondays), Moda Mix, Galpão do Povão, Quina do Povão, Naratão da Moda, Galeria HE and Shopping José Avelino.
Monday, from 6 am to 12 pm;
Wednesday from 6 am to 12 noon on Thursday;
Friday, from 8 am to 8 pm;
Saturday from 6 am to 12 pm on Sunday;
On Tuesday, the establishments are closed.
Sheds of the Cathedral:
Alda da Gia, Buraco da Gia, Feirinha da Gia, Feira São José and Feirão Baturité
Monday and Tuesday, from 6 am to 3 pm;
Wednesday and Thursday, from 4:30 am to 3 pm;
Friday, from 6 am to 8 pm;
Saturday and Sunday from 4:30 am to 3 pm.
See more tips in the video below:
Besides these, there are many other places around the country with a great offer of products for you to keep your business always in the latest fashion. The most important thing is to plan ahead and research the chosen destination so that the day of the visit is as productive as possible. Good shopping!
If you want, check out more tips in the video below:
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