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What was the concept behind it? why did you start it? >> drill sergeant down in fort binning, georgia. i wanted a way to keep connection to culture. what if i made it my next mission to share that pride and patriotism into every home in america? made a bunch of t-shirts, had 1200 bucks and car t-shirts at flea markets and until we are here today. griff: few veterans working for you. >> 400 veteran patriots. screen print everything you see here in chicago. griff: i have to grab this one. this is ...

Business model of the just in time, where we respond to orders if they come and we make a little bit extra, so its there and then its gone, and we go through that cycle again. >> the am of seount of seed bom ready to go is based on the popularity of the product. >> we always try to keep 150 to 300 units of our repeat selling products. >> knowing their customers and knowing when they may place their orders are part of the calculated risks they take. >> smaller retailers want their stuff quickly b...

Werent many options for women to display their pride and patriotism. she rolled up her sleeves and learned to screen print, start to go make her own designs and launching her own company called lady brigade. and in less than a year in business, the company has already become a big hit with feat veterans across the country. nadine joins me now. we so appreciate your time. congratulations on your success so far. >> thank you so much for having me frances. its been pretty great so far. >> well im s...

Good to have you, dr. foot. >> thank you. this starts around a scam that started in february of 2013 that we believe the director came up with to try to further her career. when new patients came in, the clerks would type in their information and rather than save it, they would do a screen print. it was transforwaerred to a sec list that the evade the va software which is how they track the waiting time so her numbers would let better. >> in the sound byte she said i never instructed anyone to c...

♪ >> the best thing about it was that roller coaster ride was over. it was a good decision to avoid the big box stores. >> he knows a thing or two about working with big brands. >> the kohls, walmarts, kmarts, jcpenneys of the world. >> some of them used to be customers. >> we can actually cut and sew garments. we embroidery garments, we die garments and screen print. >> fairfax virginia sun dog had contracts with the most recognizable names in retail for years. >> as we started moving into th...

300 units of our most popular. >> knowing their customers and when theyll place their orders is important. >> smaller retailers want their stuff quickly because they dont have to plan ahead, and they dont have storage. so they order as needed and they expect it when they need it. >> they definitely require more attention. >> we have a finite amount of space and strength, and everything is done by hand. >> we can hang on to produced seed bombs within and then screen print the pouchs is put

Knowing when they may place their orders are part of the calculated risks they take. >> the big wholesale orders that we get have enough lead time that we can really kind of plan out. >> smaller retailers want their stuff quickly because they dont have to plan ahead and they dont have storage, so they order as needed, and they expect it when they need it. >> larger orders definitely require a bit more attention. >> we all need to stay on a schedule. we have a finite amount of space, a finite amo...