Business to Business

In 2000 U.S. consumers spent about 267.9 billion on apparel without footwear. The U.S. apparel market on the retail side has had growth in personal consumption expenditures for apparel slowed down in the year 2001 by just rising only 1.0%. In the previous 5 year the annual growth was 5.9%. The U.S. apparel market is divided into two tiers: national brands and other apparel. National brands consisting of primarily 20 large companies currently account for 30% of all U.S. wholesale apparel sales while the other apparel companies (comprised of small brands, store brands and private-label goods) account for the remaining 70% of apparel distributed. (Apparel Industry Survey)

Inside Pocket, Inc. falls into the majority classification by not being one of the top 20 sizable companies doing 30% of the business. We are new and unique in our approach to the apparel market by relying primarily on our original functionality of use and innovative design to stylize our shirts. Our immediate goal is to present the Inside Pocket brand of shirt apparel to the market place through all marketing channels.

We believe that our new functional approach to shirt apparel should be available to all customers in the quickest time span available. The above configurations of the apparel market, depicting the 20 largest apparel companies, the store brands, the small brands, and the private label goods, provides a substantial and immediate means of applying our inside pocket creativity to all consumers. We provide custom company embroidery of your company’s logo and the shirts can be a variety of styles. A minimum order of 1,000 shirts is required.

Inside Pocket Inc. has a world wide patent pending on our inside pocket shirt application and design.