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RETAILERS & STOCKISTS

A clearer adaptive clothing range for the people who sell it.

Whether you operate a specialist mobility shop, an independent fashion store or an online catalogue, your customers need clothing whose function is as easy to understand as its appearance.

Give customers an informed choice

An adaptive garment cannot be sold well using a photograph and size label alone. Customers and their relatives may ask whether a shirt can be fastened with reduced hand dexterity, whether trousers are comfortable while seated, or whether an opening works for assisted dressing. The answer depends on the actual construction.

Our retail-partner approach starts with a straightforward product story: familiar clothes, carefully considered functional details and honest information about their use. We would rather help a customer reject an unsuitable style than make a promise the garment cannot meet.

The information a stockist needs

For a retail listing or in-store conversation, the useful minimum includes product photographs, measured dimensions, composition, care instructions, closure type, fitting notes and a clear explanation of intended dressing situations. Once verified for each product, these details can inform the retailer’s own product pages and staff guidance.

We are interested in working with specialist adaptive-clothing stores, senior-living retailers, selected pharmacies and mobility-equipment shops as well as independent online businesses serving older adults and people with limited mobility.

Apply as a potential PAPAHUNE stockist

Tell us where you sell, which brands or categories you currently carry, whether your channel is online or physical, and what kind of demand your customers are showing. Include an indication of anticipated volume and launch timing. We will assess your enquiry against the current range and commercial capacity.

Retail approval, exclusivity, reseller pricing, minimums and marketing support are not automatic. They are matters for a written partnership proposal.

PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Questions before working together

Can an online-only store become a stockist?

Online and physical retailers are welcome to enquire. The appropriate model will depend on channel, market, service expectations and product availability.

Will you provide product images and descriptions?

Trade-ready materials are part of the proposed partnership approach; their availability and permitted use must be confirmed for each collection.

Do you offer dropshipping?

No dropshipping programme is confirmed. If this fulfilment model is essential, state it in your enquiry so feasibility can be assessed.

PAPAHUNE / BUSINESS

Let us understand the real requirement.

Tell us whether you operate a specialist shop, boutique or online store, the needs you serve and the product information your staff must provide. Ask about demonstrable closure details, size information, care labels and available samples. We will review the relevant PAPAHUNE routes for your retail format.

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PAPAHUNE / BUYER CLARITY

A better briefing, a more useful offer

Retail conversion depends on questions a sales assistant can answer honestly in front of the customer.

What to establish first

List the common questions in your store: how a closure opens, what movement is required and how to assess size and seated comfort.

What we can discuss next

We can discuss what product information and demonstrable details would make the category easier to explain, then examine suitable ordering arrangements.

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