Fashion Accessory Shops for sale in South Africa

Trace handbags, belts, scarves, jewellery and watches to supplier and customs records. Check required origin, fibre, care, safety or material information where applicable, and investigate counterfeit brands, unsupported claims and relabelled merchandise.

If the shop buys or sells used watches, jewellery or other regulated second-hand goods, verify its SAPS registration category and transaction records. Confirm seller identification, serial-number controls and the registration you will need after completion.

Count by SKU, collection, condition and ownership. Compare cost with recent net selling prices and discount faded displays, damaged packaging, incomplete sets, outdated styles, counterfeits, consignment goods and lines dependent on unavailable matching items.

Reconcile gift cards, store credits, deposits, lay-bys, returns and warranty claims to accounting records. Agree who funds fulfilment or refunds after completion and ensure transferred customer balances are reflected in the purchase-price adjustment.

Review territory rights, minimum orders, display standards, online restrictions, rebates, credit and change-of-control clauses. Obtain written confirmation for important brands and identify ranges, pricing or allocations tied personally to the seller.

Measure margin by brand, product group and channel after freight, duties, commissions, markdowns, returns and theft. Reconcile inventory movement to sales, then include owner labour, mall charges, security and seasonal staffing in maintainable profit.