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A HUGE List of Home-Based Business Ideas for Fashion Lovers

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Do you love fashion and style? Would you like to have your own fashion boutique, but don’t have the funds to invest in a brick and mortar storefront?

A HUGE List of Home-Based Business Ideas for Fashion LoversNo problem.

The direct sales industry has made it easier than ever to have your very own home-based business within the fashion industry. In my opinion, direct sales companies that sell women's clothing are some of the best business opportunities out there. Not only do most women LOVE new clothes and accessories, but it is something that every woman needs, and that is regularly replaced, and updated.

Plus, when you’re selling clothes through the direct sales model, items tend to have a higher price point, so your overall earnings are higher.

If you’ve been thinking about launching your own home-based business, and you love fashion — here is a massive list of business opportunities for fashion lovers!

List of Home-Based Business Ideas for Fashion Lovers

Abby + Anna 

Abby + Anna was started in 2016 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They sell leggings, tunics, and dresses for women, plus sizes, and young girls. The Style Advisor opportunity is a referral program where you get a referral link and any sales that are generated from your link; you'll receive 20 percent commission either via PayPal or store credit.

Agnes & Dora

Launched in 2014, Agnes & Dora focuses on fashion-forward trends that are created in the USA. Their designs and line have been compared to LuLaRoe, with leggings, tunics, and dresses. There's not a lot of information about this opportunity online, so if you're interested in learning more, you can request additional information on their website.

cabi

cabi was created in 2002 by 12 female founders. The brand sells high-end fashion, shoes, jewelry, and accessories that range in price from $39 – $249. With the cabi business model, you can earn 25 – 33 percent commission on all items you sell, plus an additional commission on team sales. The startup cost (your seasonal inventory) is $2,570, which can be sold at the end of the season for an additional profit and new inventory. According to this article by Fortune.com, cabi has an 85 percent retention rate, rather than the typical 20 percent in the direct selling business. cabi also gives back to the community through their heart of cabi foundation. The cabi business opportunity is available to residents of the US, the UK, and Canada.

Related Content: CAbi – A Home-Based Business Opportunity for Fashion Lovers

Carlisle Collection 

Founded in 1981, Carlisle Etcetera is a luxury fashion company based in New York City. Selling couture designs at ready-to-wear prices, Carlisle offers four new lines of clothing each year. I wasn't able to find any information on commission rates or startup costs, but clothing and accessories pieces sell for $85 – $500 or more.

Crowned Free

Crowned Free is a social good company that sells jewelry, accessories, as well as clothing for women and kids. Starter kits range in price from $49 – $999. Earn 20 – 30 commission and get paid every two weeks. Crowned Free as an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Ellie Kai  

Ellie Kai sells made-to-order clothing for women and little girls. Clothing prices range from $50 – $300. Stylists earn 15-25 percent commission on sales, and the company has been in business since 2014 and has positive reviews on Glassdoor.com. To find out more, fill out their online application.

Essential Bodywear 

Essential Bodywear sells uplifting bras, panties, and shapewear. Representatives can earn up to 37 percent commission per month on sales, plus jewelry and trips for meeting certain milestones. It's not clear on their website, but it looks like there is a $99 founder's fee, plus the additional fee for your starter kit which ranges in price from $299 – $699. Essential Bodywear is a member of the DSA.

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Etcetera 

Etcetera is a luxury brand and part of the Carlisle Etcetera family. Clothing prices range from $95 – $425 with a focus on the classics with an edge. I wasn't able to find any information on commissions rates or startup costs, but you can call or email them for additional information.

fibi & clo 

fibi & clo is a direct sales opportunity that allows users to sell their sandals with zero investment. Fashion Ambassadors earn 15 percent commission on sales, plus additional commission when they build and support a team. Ambassadors are paid once a month via PayQuicker, and when you sign up for this opportunity, you have to supply a credit card number for incidental expenses.

I Thought of You

For those of you that don't like recruiting or the MLM structure, I Thought of You is a good option. It's a social good direct sales company that sells accessories, jewelry, and apparel. Curators earn 20 – 50 percent commission on sales and starter kits range in price from $99 – $299. To avoid oversaturation, applications are accepted on a region by region basis.

J. Hillburn 

J. Hillburn sells custom men's clothing, such as suits, dress shirts, shoes, and ready to wear items. Stylists can earn 25 percent commission on sales and an additional 5 percent for building a team. The starter kit kits cost $199 or $500, and clothing items range in price from $99 – $1,590 for a suit. J. Hillburn has been in business since 2007 and has been featured in Inc., Esquire, Men's Health, USA Today and more.

Just Jewelry 

Just Jewelry sells jewelry, handbags, watches, clothing, and more! Consultants can earn 30 – 50 percent commission on sales and the starter kit is $99. Just Jewelry was started in 2004 by Virginia Depp and Nicole Nelson.

La Senorita Jolie

Are you looking for a ground floor opportunity? Launched in 2013, La Senorita Jolie sells stylish and casual jewelry, accessories, and clothing ranging in price from $15 – $135. Stylists earn 25 – 35 percent commission on personal sales and more if they decide to build a team. Startup kits range in price from $34, $299, or – $499. La Senorita Jolie is a member of the Direct Selling Association.

Legging Army  

Legging Army is another company that sells printed leggings for women and girls. Their startup kits range in price from $39.99 – $100, plus a $25 enrollment fee. Affiliates earn 25 percent commission on sales and additional commission for sub-affiliate sales. This company has a couple of complaints on the Ripoff Report, and they have a B+ rating with the Better Business Bureau — there may be some issues with the quality of their leggings; something you'll want to check out. Commissions are paid via PayPal weekly.

Llynda More Boots 

Llynda More Boots sells custom boots and sandals with varying calf sizes and interchangeable heels and toppers. Consultants earn up to 30 percent commission, and the annual fee is $49.99.

LuLaRoe  

Even though LuLaRoe is extremely popular right now, they are currently being sued for poor quality leggings and questionable business practices. They also have an F rating with the Better Business Bureau. Because of these factors, I have decided to remove all of their links from this website. Here's the latest news on LuLaRoe.

Lusomé Sleepwear 

Lusomé sells an innovative and beautiful brand of sleep and loungewear is proven to help keep women cool and comfortable at night. Their startup kit is $250, and Stylists earn 20 percent commission on sales. This opportunity is available both in the US and Canada. Lusomé has been featured in Oprah, Real Simple, Shape, Good Housekeeping, Refinery 29, The Today Show, Good Morning America, and many more.

Matilda Jane 

Selling clothing for women and children, Matilda Jane sells its clothing line through in-home Truck Keepers. To be considered for a Trunk Keeper sales position, you must first host a trunk show to get a better feel for the company. Once you’ve completed that, step, you can fill out an online application for consideration. The initial startup fee is $1,600 for your seasonal inventory. Clothes and accessories range in price from $16 – $112 per item.

Home-Based Business Ideas for Fashion Lovers

Ndulge 

Ndulge was started by a group of sisters who are passionate about making a difference in the world. Every sale through Ndulge benefits those in need. Their Ambassadors sell ultra-soft, slimming, squat-proof, and compressed activewear in sizes 2- 20 for women and little girls. The cost to join is $98, and Ambassadors can earn 40 to 60 percent on retail sales and 5 percent on their downline.

Nygard Style 

Started by designer, Peter Nygard, Nygard Style sells women's clothing (pants, jackets, and shirts) with patented SLIMcurve Technology, which lifts, shapes, and sculpts your figure. Starter kits range in price $202 – $315, and if you'd like a personal website to sell through, that's an additional $8.95 a month. There's also an annual fee of $49.95 and a $30 fee for business supplies. Stylists earn 25 – 30 percent commission on sales. This opportunity is available to US and Canadian residents. On their website under company info, they have a link to the DSA Code of Ethics Page, but, when I searched the DSA website, I wasn't able to find Nygard Style as a member.

Nyla and Noelle 

The direct sales company, Nyla and Noelle, sells women's leggings, wraps, dresses, jumpsuits, shirts, and jewelry in sizes S to XXXL. To get started you need to purchase a POP box which ranges in price from $250- $2,000. Clothing can be sold through in-home parties, local events, and online through social media platforms. Curators must meet certain purchase amounts and monthly minimum re-order quantities for a predetermined period. This is a ground floor opportunity. For additional details on commission rates and training — you can request information from their website.

Part & Parcel

Part & Parcel is a direct selling opportunity that caters to plus-sized women (0X – 6X). Starter kits start at $68 for two items of clothing or $98 or three items of clothing, plus marketing materials, digital resources, and pairing with a mentor. Partners earn 30 percent commission and Part & Parcel has been seen on sites like Glamour and Fortune.

Peach  

Peach sells stylish clothes and accessories for the gym, work, and play. Earn as much as 35 percent on personal sales and additional commission on team commissions. The base kit to get started is $199, and you must request additional information via their website if you're interested in becoming a Stylist. Peach's Founder, Janet Kraus, is also an instructor at the Harvard Business School where she teaches entrepreneurship.

P!PHANY 

Formerly, Honey and Lace, P!PHANY sells women's leggings, dresses, skirts, bottoms, and tops in bright colors and bold patterns. The company was started in 2013 by Dianne Ingram. The clothing can be sold via in-home parties or on your own personal website; you can also earn additional commission by building a team. This opportunity is available both in the US and Canada. I wasn't able to find any information on startup costs, the commission rate, or structure, so if you're interested in this opportunity, you'll have to request additional information from their website.

Ruby Ribbon 

Selling clothing options that make women feel good, Ruby Ribbon sells tees, tunics, tops, leggings, maxi-shirts, as well as shapewear. Products range in price from $39 – $69. Starter kits range in price from $149 – $549 and Independent Stylists earn up to 40 percent commission on each sale. Ruby Ribbon is a member of the DSA.

SQN SPORT 

SQN SPORT sells luxurious women’s activewear that is made in the USA. The opportunity is free to join, but they do put a $400 hold on your credit card, in case of lost or damaged merchandise. Ambassadors earn 25 percent on sales via pop-up shops, online, and in-home gatherings, as well as additional commissions on referrals. Bonuses include discounted clothing and seasonal clothing allowance for Ambassadors who meet their recruiting and sales growth objectives. SQN Sport has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Sseko Designs 

Sseko Designs is an ethical fashion brand that sells apparel, sandals, jewelry, handbags, and accessories that benefit women in Uganda through a work program that enables them to attend university. Sseko Designs has three different starter kits to choose from $99 – $599.99. As a Sseko Fellow, you’ll earn up to 30 percent commission on personal and team sales, plus you get up to 50 percent off of Sseko products.

Related Content: Sseko Designs Review: Philanthropic Business For Fashionable Women

Stella & Dot

Created and designed in 2003 by mompreneur, Jessica Herrin, Stella & Dot has grown into a mega business opportunity for fashion and beauty lovers. First known for their jewelry, Stella & Dot has grown into three family brands (Stella & Dot, Keep Collective, and EVER) which can be all be sold in one simple program. When you sign-up as a Stella & Dot Ambassador, you can earn 25 – 35 percent commission on sales from all three product lines, plus additional commission for team building activities! Startup kits start at $99. Stella & Dot has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Related Content: Stella & Dot – A Home-Based Business for Style and Beauty Enthusiasts

StyleChest

StyleChest has an opportunity for fashion and style influencers to earn 15% commission on items sold through their referral links and trunk shows. You must already be a StyleChest customer and have experience promoting brands professionally. Besides the commission, you'll get first previews, special event invites, and training and support. This opportunity is free, and you'll have to apply for consideration.

Tracy Negoshian

Tracy Negoshian sells brightly colored printed (and some solids) clothing for women (think Vera Bradley). There's not a lot of information out there about this business opportunity, but according to this post, the starter kit runs $199, and sample collections start at $499. You'll need to fill out the online interest application for additional information.

Trades of Hope

Trades of Hope is a social good company that sells artisan jewelry, handbags, apparel, and accessories. Compassionate Entrepreneurs (CEs) earn 25 – 35 percent commission on sales and an additional 4 – 9 percent commission on team sales. Starter kits range in price from $99 – $199 and they are a member of the DSA.

W by Worth 

Launched in 1981, Worth is a luxury brand based out of New York that sells high-end, contemporary clothing ranging in price from $178 – $548 per piece. To find out more about becoming a Worth Sales Associate, fill out their online form or call via their toll-free number for additional information.

Youngevity

Youngevity is a direct sales company that sells everything under the sun, including clothes, jewelry, and accessories. To become a Distributor, it's $30, and then it renews annually for $49.95. They also have a wide variety of startup kits to choose from. I wasn't able to find the commission structure, so you'll need to find that out before you join.

ZYIA Active 

ZYIA Active sells premium fitness apparel and accessories for men and women. Starter kits range in price from  $450 – $780 and Representatives earn 15 to 25 percent on personal sales, plus additional commission for when you build a team. ZYIA Active also offers product discounts, incentive trips, and rewards.

Conclusion. 

As you can see, there are lots of home-based business opportunities within the fashion industry. And while all companies listed are believed to be legit, you must do your due diligence and research the company and opportunity extensively for yourself. Many of these companies are ground floor opportunities (new), which means they don't have a proven track record yet. Be sure to weigh the pros and cons when doing your research.

Do you know of any other opportunities within the fashion industry? Drop us a note; we'd love to hear from you!

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This post was originally published on May 2, 2013. Content updated on August 13, 2019.

Holly Reisem Hanna is the publisher and founder of  The Work at Home Woman, which has been helping individuals find remote careers and businesses that feed their souls since 2009. Through her unconventional career path of holding over 30 jobs and obtaining two college degrees, she's been able to figure out how to find a career path that you're truly passionate about. Holly's had the pleasure of sharing her expertise on sites like CNN, MSN Money, Huffington Post, Woman’s Day Magazine, as well as being recognized by Forbes as one of the “Top 100 Websites for Your Career.” Holly resides in Austin, Texas, with her husband and daughter and enjoys reading, traveling, and yoga.

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Comments

  1. Jessica L. Morris says

    September 21, 2019 at 2:17 pm

    Does anyone know which company Sarah Gibbons with Simply Obsessed does online sales for? I love the clothing and jewelry. Haven’t seen anything that I don’t love!

    Reply

  2. Anon says

    September 8, 2019 at 11:18 am

    Nyla and Noelle is also no longer active. Us curators were given very little info but the master curator group which most of us that sold product were in-has been deleted on Facebook and they started selling product cheaper to the public then what we paid for it and sold to our customers for.

    Reply

  3. Deb Wielhouwer says

    August 20, 2019 at 2:41 pm

    I noticed that Lilla Rose, a 10 year old hair accessories company is not mentioned unless I missed it in the comments. It is a company that is very family friendly and oriented, has a great community, few “rules” for Stylist, and really wants us to succeed. The comp plan, yearly sales requirement, and low start up cost with no website fees are nice too!

    Reply

  4. Jodie says

    August 5, 2019 at 1:52 pm

    Nina McLemore Collection is also an opportunity for direct sales for someone who is looking to work 4 months a year and wants to make money. Potentially, you can earn $25,0000- $100,000 annually. minimum annual Sales: $100,000.
    4 trunk shows a year.
    The luxury collection is designed with European fabrications and made in New York. ( $195-$995.00 separates)
    Target customer are professional women and community leaders.

    Being active in your community likes people, , your network is Nina’s target customer, and having a sense of style is key for success.

    Minimum investment in display equipment

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  5. Evelyn Algarin says

    July 12, 2019 at 10:41 am

    Hi, I’m interested in selling clothing for all types of people. Whether it be leggings, dresses, pants, shorts, skirts…..for kids, moms, dads. I’m a stay at home person disabled with back and knee problems, so i cant go out and get an ordinary job. I’m on a low budget, so I’m looking for something reasonable…

    Thank you so much

    Reply

  7. Alannah Furey says

    March 13, 2019 at 7:15 pm

    I am a Piphany stylist! We are a ground level business and are always evolving to stay on trend! So many amazing styles to choose from! Being a stylist has been absolutely amazing! If you would like more information on the startup I would be more than happy to help!

    Reply

  9. Casey says

    July 22, 2018 at 9:58 pm

    P!PHANY is amazing! No inventory to carry, no shipping to do, very reasonable prices for trendy clothes (10 new styles launch every month) and the cost to join is under $200! I’d be happy to answer any questions you might have!

    Reply

  10. Verna Zook says

    July 16, 2018 at 2:16 am

    As a working person while on the job 90% of us want our own business. this is something very interesting I saw here and the business ideas are amazing. I do believe that this idea can make someone’s life beautiful.

    You got the new reader for your blog.

    Reply

  12. I Hate People Spreading Misinformation Like The Truth says

    November 17, 2017 at 7:22 pm

    I just wanted to point something out to you… The BBB no longer holds the same value and respect that it used to. It is essentially glorified Yelp, that’s why the BBB itself was SUED! If you go to the BBB’s page for LuLaRoe you will see at the very top that LuLaRoe is not accredited by the BBB, that means that LuLaRoe has not PAID the BBB to receive their marking of being accredited. You’ll also see that LuLaRoe has 54% positive reviews to 43% negative reviews with 3% neutral reviews. If we took the reviews and converted them to a star rating like Amazon, making the positive reviews a 5 star rating, the negative reviews a 1 star rating, and the neutral reviews a 3 star rating, then LuLaRoe actually comes out with a 3.2 star rating… Go look up Apple’s BBB page, you’ll see there’s NO RATING… Why? Because Apple probably paid them to not allow the system to accept and log any complaints, or else they would probably also have an F rating with the way BBB’s system works. And yet, go look up how many customers complain about Apple online, or go look up how many lawsuits Apple has… This article is 2 years old, but it’s been in the same ball park number for YEARS… https://www.appleworld.today/blog/2015/8/6/apple-hangs-onto-its-title-as-the-most-sued-company
    So using the BBB to justify slandering a company when in actuality all the BBB does is log reviews and has little more information about what the company is or isn’t than any other random person on the street is irresponsible, and only adds to the negative perception salty consultants are intentionally trying to create because they are upset about their lack of success, in fact the lawsuit being brought by those former consultants hasn’t even been sent to LuLaRoe’s corporate offices, yet those women are telling everyone they can about the lawsuit because they aren’t actually after legal justice (their lawsuit has no legs), they’re simply trying to ruin LuLaRoe because they are disgruntled, which is in fact hurting the women and families who are still consultants for them, and now you are piling on too.

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  14. Christi Raye says

    November 1, 2017 at 11:16 pm

    I am the CEO of Paisley Raye. we are a direct sales clothing company that has been in business for over a year. We are not a legging company we design an produce all of our pieces so they are exclusive to Paisley Raye. We are know for our feminine boho style.
    If you are interested check out our website and fill out the interest form and someone will contact you.

    http://www.paisleyraye.com

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    • Not Interested Anymore says

      November 17, 2017 at 7:24 pm

      You made several grammatical errors in your comment on this blog. That does not make me think you are capable of running a company.

      Reply

  15. Nicole says

    October 23, 2017 at 7:15 am

    Do you know of any business related to fashion and embroidery? I’m asking because I my grandma gave an embroidery machine to me once she retired and I wonder how to make some money using it.

    Reply

  16. Kristen Kaun says

    October 19, 2017 at 1:06 pm

    Hello :D I am a consultant for https://yougotshoes.com/KristensSoles They are brand new ground floor opportunity! No inventory is on hand unless you want to have it. No fees, No quota, Amazing team, training, home office training and more! Start up is low, company listens to us and services us consultants very well! Designer boots, booties, sneakers, wedges, Heels, Platforms and more at a realistic price point and good awesome quality! If anybody would like to check it out I would love to be able to help you along the way!

    Reply

  18. Lynn Moles says

    October 9, 2017 at 10:19 pm

    I just joined Paparazzi Accessories and have had a great experience. Some 50 pieces my first show. The good news is its relatively inexpensive go join and easy to set up. If anyone is interested in signing up let me know and ill walk you through it Ll.

    Reply

  19. Cherry Southworth says

    October 9, 2017 at 10:11 pm

    I really want so join Lularoe. I feel sad is expensive about Lularoe can not afford. I’m looking for the thinking right decide for me Leggings army is cheap and can afford is price. But, both are expensive Honey and lace, and Amelia James. Anyone experience about Leggings army? Thanks

    Reply

    • Christine Tager says

      October 15, 2017 at 12:55 am

      If selling Activewear interests you at all, check out ZYIA Active. Such a great company and the product quality is excellent. The buy in is only $450 and you don’t have to carry inventory-everything ships directly. I’m a rep and LOVE it. Message me if you have any questions. Here’s the site: http://www.myzyia.com/zyiagal

      Reply

    • Kimberly Barr says

      November 15, 2017 at 6:24 am

      Do you:
      ✨Love Fashion✔️
      ✨Want to get out of retail ✔️
      ✨Want your time back to spend with your family & friends✔️
      ✨Want to own your very own business✔️
      ✨Want to work with a company that keeps their fashion relevant and current✔️
      ✨Not want to be involved in an MLM ✔️
      ✨Want to be able to pick your own styles, sizes & color on restock items ✔️

      Great News💙 Epiphany Blu is for you!!

      Join in November & receive 20% off your Initial PLM + FREE Shipping!!
      Product Lines $650,$1250 & $2500

      Use Coupon code: Nov20offEB
      Epiphanyblu.com

      💙Facts about Epiphany Blu💙
      ✨ NOT an MLM
      ✨ No downline to worry about, we will never ask you to recruit your friends or family
      ✨ No commissions – purchase your product & you sell it for a profit. It’s just that simple.
      ✨ There is NOT a Non-Compete for you to sign. Sell your product where & how you want. ZERO other fees
      ✨ Start-Up is less than 1/3 of the cost of companies like LLR or A&D
      ✨ Ground floor opportunity- become a founding Ambassador. Your opinion matters. What do you want to sell?
      ✨Ambassadors will be limited by county
      ✨Receive a Welcome Kit including personalized marketing
      ✨Sizes: Small – 3X

      Questions? Please email me at kb@epiphanyblu.com or call 1.833.747.4269

      Reply

  20. connie says

    October 9, 2017 at 5:48 pm

    also looking for an online boutique you can join that sells the strappy bralettes, cute tanks, off shoulder shirts and dresses, jean shorts etc! have someone interested in selling!

    Reply

  21. connie says

    October 9, 2017 at 5:44 pm

    Younique is also an amazing company! When I 1st joined it was initially for just the huge deal on the kit and now I have stayed because of the sisterhood & our mission to Uplift, Empower and Validate Women across the globe!! Free website and No auto-ships, If you love to play with make up &/or skin care, and love to feel uplifted, contact me I would love to tell you more

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  24. Britnee Davis says

    September 3, 2017 at 12:59 am

    Hello!

    My name is Britnee Davis and I am a Honey & Lace Independent Apparel Consultant. I read through your list and read that you didn’t have much information about our company, I’d love to help you fill in the blanks.

    Feel free to send me an email with any questions you have and I’ll be happy to answer them.

    Best,
    Britnee

    Reply

  25. Lisa Allen says

    August 22, 2017 at 3:53 pm

    Please, listen just a warning, stay away from LULAROE! They are not a good company to work for. They do not stand behind their clothing, the customer service is terrible, they will let anyone and everyone sell (trust me many should not be in this line of business). I have had nothing but trouble with this company, the consultants all have different policies, I am out hundreds of dollars and they ignore my emails, WILL NOT CALL BACK, give you the run around and are impossible to deal with. Please do your research. I am so fed up with this company, I am considering a lawsuit, I have filed complaints, and I am about to contact the news station. I am at the end of my rope here. I just don’t want to see other people treated the way I have been treated or get into a company that is so badly run.

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  27. Steve says

    August 9, 2017 at 2:58 pm

    We Sell Agnes & Dora and have found that the folks who run it are great to deal with. We are relatively new to online marketing and are thankful for the step by step guidance Agnes & Dora provide. If you are thinking about Starting a work at home business they aren’t inundated with an unrealistic amount of reps. One bit of advice, do research in picking your upline! For instance we would not be a good choice for an upline at this point as we are new and wouldn’t be able to help you like ours has helped us. Feel free to check us out at http://www.shopwithrobbin.com to get an Idea what the products look like etc…
    Good Luck, Steve

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  28. Jill says

    July 30, 2017 at 10:28 pm

    Just wanted to give an update on the info for fibi & clo. We now pay commissions weekly, and no longer require a credit card to sign up to be an ambassador! Still absolutely free to join though!! If anybody is interested to learn more please email me at jilliankinder15@gmail.com

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  29. Sherry Price says

    July 12, 2017 at 12:36 am

    This is a great. Here is another rising fashion company that women are having success with. It’s called Momma Pretty. Momma Pretty is a women fashion wholesale company. They have a membership fee of $33 per month and you can get access to women’s clothing at wholesale. There is no minimum startup cost. You can build your business as you grow. It’s the best Lularoe alternative.

    https://www.mommapretty.com

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  31. Maria Babiak says

    June 26, 2017 at 2:51 pm

    Have you heard of abby+anna? We are an online boutique featuring women and girl’s clothing. We have recently launched our U.S.A. made line of Exclusive Bamboo tunics and dresses. In July 2017 we will launch our U.S.A. made leggings and skirts with more items to follow. Our Style Advisors have the opportunity to sell completely online or to hold inventory or both!

    Reply

      • Cassidy says

        July 12, 2017 at 5:35 pm

        The owners of Lularoe explained this issue to its independent retailers. The LuLaRoe lawsuit is solely between the company and the people who are suing. As independent retailers, the lawsuit has nothing to do with us and I don’t think it’s effected our business (especially if we individually provide the customer service that we should). Lularoe has put new policies in place, known as the Happiness Policy, that guarantee satisfaction on faulty leggings sold within a specific timeframe. As for the F rating by the BBB, that is a reflection of the company, not the retailers. Many customers get frustrated when they cannot reach the main company, when they should in fact be contacting the retailers that they purchased from, as the company suggests. At least 9/10 times, and if the retailer has good customer service, the retailer will assist in any issues and exchange faulty problems, no questions asked.

        Hope this helps :)
        Facebook.com/groups/lularoecassidyashlock

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  33. Brittany says

    May 21, 2017 at 7:23 pm

    Hi,
    I’m from Newfoundland, Canada and looking for a newly launched business to join. Something that the product isn’t over priced and my area isn’t currently swamped with people selling. Message me if you have any suggestions.

    Thank you,

    Reply

  35. Karry says

    April 26, 2017 at 9:29 am

    Just a bit of info…. Lularoe, Honey & Lace, and Agnes & Dora are all related. LLR was started by a woman named Deanne. H&L was started at the same time by her twin sister Dianne. A&G was started soon after by her niece. There is also another company called Dot, Dot, Smile started by her daughter.

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  36. Olga wood says

    April 21, 2017 at 6:21 pm

    Senegence offers a whole line of long lasting cosmetics, and uniquely patterned skin care. Distributors discount is 20% to 50% . Our wow product is Lipsense .
    LipSense is Kiss-proof, smudge-proof and water-proof lip color that lasts 4-18 hours. No more wiping embarrassing coffee cup & wine glass stains. No more lipstick stained teeth. Eat a burger, keep your lipstick. There’s truly nothing like it!

    Contact me or find me on fb, group Eternalips by Olga.

    https://www.facebook.com/Insiderbeauty/videos/357765717927166/

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  38. Arlie says

    March 13, 2017 at 1:32 pm

    Hello everyone
    My name is Arlie and I’m an Independent Stylist with a company called Nygard Slims Direct. Nygard is one of the largest apparel manufacturers in the world and just a few months ago began a direct sales program in the US. The core product is a slimming pant that makes you look and feel one size smaller. We also offer beautiful tops and accessories. The hostess program is extremely generous, you’ll be amazed! Be the first stylist in your area.

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    • Missy says

      March 23, 2017 at 8:50 am

      Hi Arlie Does this company offer a plus line? I find that many clothing companies run small in stuff so I would be considered plus. Thanks for sharing I had not heard of them before.

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  39. Michelle says

    March 12, 2017 at 10:29 am

    I would love to see LipSense by SeneGence on the next list. All day lip color that is not a stain or drying. A top 50 MLM. If this is acceptable readers please message me at LipTribe on Facebook. LipTribe by Hot Mess Outfitters. $55 to join and earn 20-50% plus commission & bonus

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  40. Missy says

    March 10, 2017 at 9:28 am

    I have come across a few reps for a company called Honey & Lace but haven’t found any reps in my state of Indiana to find out more. I also didn’t see it here. Do you know anything about them? Love all the information on here. I am thinking of maybe doing a business but our area is so saturated with the LuLaRue reps and I don’t have that kind of capital right now. Thanks for any information on the Honey & Lace.

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  42. Meg says

    February 23, 2017 at 8:04 am

    I am from the 1960’s and there was direct sales clothing company. I live in Michigan so it was around here. I am thinking it started with a “P” maybe! Help, it is driving me crazy…LOL

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  43. Zach - Ndulge says

    February 17, 2017 at 4:18 pm

    Hi Holly!

    This is Zach from Ndulge. I was very excited to come across this resource page and see that our company was added to your wonderful list of work at home business opportunities! I noticed that the article mentions you could not locate much info about Ndulge. Please see below for some more information for you and theworkathomewoman.com viewers.

    Mission: FASHION TAKING ACTION – Ndulge is leading the way in chic apparel with heart. Started by a group of sisters who are passionate about making a difference, Ndulge benefits those in need through every sale made from our clothing collections. Coast to coast, women are joining our sisterhood and selling Ndulge action wear to support our mission of giving. For every 3 pairs of leggings purchased, Ndulge gives back 1 pair to women in need. Ndulge’s main mission and purpose is to help the people who need help the most.

    Opportunity: While we started off quite small in a few mall kiosks in Arizona and New Mexico, Ndulge has grown into a full scale direct selling business! Ndulge officially launched at the start of 2017 and we’re currently seeking key ambassadors to get in on the ground floor to help bring Ndulge to the next level!

    Product Line: NDULGE ACTIONWEAR – Activewear (Great for Yoga and Being Active) – Soft Pile Leggings (Soft, Comfy, and Chic) – We are actively working to upgrade and add to our Ndulge selection, with new collections being released throughout the calendar year.

    Compensation Plan: We know that upbeat and satisfied ambassadors are the key to success, so we designed our compensation plan with that in mind. Among competitors, Ndulge gives the most back to their ambassadors. Ndulge was founded on the idea of giving back, so raking in high company profits is not what we’re about. You’ll be feelin’ great about giving back, while making some serious cash along the way!

    If anyone is interested in joining the Ndulge team, please reach out to us through any of the following platforms:
    Website – http://www.ndulge.com
    Email – info@ndulge.com
    Phone – 480-296-0025
    Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/ndulgenlife
    Instagram – http://www.instagram.com/ndulgenlife

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  44. Sona says

    January 27, 2017 at 1:04 am

    Hello,

    I am having 10 years of experience in Fashion industry(designing, merchandising, production).
    Would love to work as a work from home consultant to create any kind of product.

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  45. Taryn says

    January 26, 2017 at 12:37 pm

    One more for your list: Threads Worldwide (www.threadsworldwide.com). Threads creates life-changing work for women around the world through the fair trade of artisan jewelry and accessories. Through Threads, everyone (the reps, the hostesses, the shoppers) gets to be a world-changer!

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  46. Sarah says

    January 22, 2017 at 12:37 am

    Thanks for compiling this list. I went and looked at Tuvous and realized it shut down in December. So sad to hear that, was really excited about the opportunity to do small Facebook shows.

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  47. Camille J. Brown says

    January 17, 2017 at 11:08 am

    What a great list of resources you’ve compiled! I’ve been invited to a few of these direct sales parties but wasn’t sure if I’d like the style being touted. Now I have an idea. I’ve saved your list for future reference!

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  48. Cori Ramos says

    January 16, 2017 at 3:36 pm

    Hi Holly,

    No doubt this is a great list of resources! Anyone who wants to run a home-based business in fashion has got a great starting point here.

    Thanks for putting this together. Have a great week!

    Cori

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  50. patty Bartholomew says

    December 21, 2016 at 5:20 pm

    I love fashion and lularoe but the start up cost are so high to start the average person don’t have 5,000 dollars laying around. Is there any other option to help with these start up cost so the entire amount don’t have to be put up front or is there another company with lower cost and quality clothing?Customers love being able to shop these pop up boutiques and take their clothing home the same day as apossed to ordering from a catalog and having to wait for it.

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    • Holly - The Work at Home Woman says

      December 22, 2016 at 8:15 am

      Hi Patty, The threshold entry is high so it weeds out the people who might not be as serious about making it a business. There are some other companies that sell leggings that you can check out, or if you’re set on LuLaRoe you could take out a small business loan, use money from your savings, borrow money from family or friends, or you could take on a side gig to make the money that you need.

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    • Kari says

      February 14, 2017 at 7:14 pm

      Hi you will love Nyla & Noelle, they are launching in March 2017 but they are accepting Curators right now. If you are the first 100 people to sign up you are in the Foundation Club and receive a whole host of perks such as lifetime free shipping and lifetime Master Curator status. They offer truly boutique style and quality clothing. They have POP boxes starting at $2000. You can get more info at http://www.NylaandNoelle.com Take a look you will LOVE their clothes.

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  51. Tara says

    November 23, 2016 at 6:45 am

    Hi looking to join a company that sells clothes for Men, Women, Boys,Girls, toddlers and babies. would like some help please.

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  52. Wendy says

    November 16, 2016 at 11:27 pm

    Hey ladies I am a stylist for Plunder Designs. It is a vintage inspired jewelry company that is all hypo allergic. Start up cost is $99 and you get 10 pieces of jewelry and other business tools. Check out http://www.plunderdesign.com/WendyP and let me know if you are interested. Also I have a Facebook group Love it to pieces you can contact me at. Thanks

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  54. bev says

    August 21, 2016 at 10:51 pm

    would like work from home distrubutor
    clothing leggings tunic unique jewelry live in palmer alaska I am looking for something that’s doesnt have a huge start up price

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    • Holly - The Work at Home Woman says

      August 22, 2016 at 7:20 am

      Have you thought about La Senorita Jolie, LuLaRoe, or Du North Designs? They all sell leggings.

      The startup cost for La Senorita Jolie is $299. This June they offered readers of The Work at Home Woman a 25% discount on starter kits. You may contact them and see if they’ll still honor the discount: CustomerService@LaSenoritaJolie.com.

      Right now Du North Designs is running a special for a $99 starter kit: https://dunorthdesigns.com/become-a-distributor/

      And, you’ll have to contact LuLaRoe about their startup costs, they don’t have them listed on the website. Good luck and keep up posted!

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    • Barbara K. says

      October 17, 2016 at 12:15 pm

      Hi Bev! I don’t think we have any reps in Alaska and we’d love to!
      Park Lane Jewelry has many options for joining and becoming a Fashion Director – even a no up front cost plan!

      I’d love to chat more about it. Check my website for details and then let me know if you are interested.
      myparklane.com/barbarak

      email – barbaranc@gmail.com

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    • Donna Loren says

      January 14, 2017 at 11:39 pm

      Would you be interested in skin care, Bev? I’m with Nerium International and we have an age-defying skin care line and will be bursting in to health and wellness within the next few months! You can check my website out at bvanhanehan.nerium.com
      If you are!

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  56. Phoebe says

    July 13, 2016 at 4:31 pm

    I was going to join clothing company and found Agnes & Dora! Soft leggings, dresses, skirts and tops. Sizes range from Kids to adult XXL. Love the options available for their reps to sell at Pop Ups or on their Facebook page. Purchase at wholesale and sell at retail. 3 start up kit choices. http://www.agnesanddora.com

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  57. Sarah newman says

    May 31, 2016 at 1:42 pm

    Hi,
    I am looking to start up a home based business selling women’s clothes

    Can anyone recommend any companies for me.

    Kindest regards sarah

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    • Crysta Sha says

      June 27, 2016 at 12:32 am

      Sarah, did you ever decide on a fashion business? If you haven’t looked into LuLaRoe yet, you should seriously consider it. I have been blown away by the popularity of the clothing. It has been the most amazing company to be involved with. They are generous and conscientious business owners and the compensation is beyond belief. If you have any questions, I can help you out

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  58. Karen says

    April 30, 2016 at 6:31 am

    Hello Holly, I’m interested in a home-business in pet industry. I have looked on other sites and I fond a few would just like some input. Thank you Karen

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  59. Kat says

    April 28, 2016 at 9:46 pm

    Hi, I’m trying to start my own business and sell women’s/juniors clothing/shoes/accessories. If anybody knows where I can get started without having to pay to go through a lot please let me know, just email me back.

    Email: katiar29@yahoo.com

    Thank you

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  60. Brittney says

    April 25, 2016 at 1:14 am

    Hello Everyone! I wanted to share a little personal information regarding the amazing company Ava Rose Designs! I am a Personal Stylist for Ava Rose Designs through there social selling network! We are more than just a clothing direct sales company, we are a true sisterhood! Our style in clothes are a bohemian with a preppy flair! You can wear our clothes to work or for everyday comfort! All our our pieces are one of a kind made here in the US! There is no monthly quotas, an amazing compensation plan, great bonuses, and so much more! If you would like to learn more please email me! We are looking for Personal Stylist in all areas!

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  62. ashley says

    April 14, 2016 at 9:23 am

    hie I’m in Zimbabwe ( Africa) i would like to start a clothing business in a garrage at my home so i would like to know where to stock

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  64. Tiffany Cook says

    April 5, 2016 at 12:10 am

    Hi Holly!
    What a great informative post you have here! I am part of a company called LuLaRoe that I feel would make a great addition to the options listed above. LuLaRoe creates cute, MODEST, comfortable clothing for women of all shapes and sizes! The company ethics are fantastic, they’re all about giving and teach us to give back. If you are interested in trying it out or writing a post about us I’d love to give you info! It really has blessed my life and those lives of the girls on my team. Feel free to check out my team page at http://www.lulagirlsonfire.com and ask any questions you or any readers may have. Take care!

    Tiffany

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  66. Juanda says

    March 25, 2016 at 10:33 am

    Hello Everyone I’m part of a wonderful Direct Sales Business called Traci Lynn Fashion Jewelry where you can earn up to 50% commission on sales, earn cash bonuses, receive free jewelry, control your schedule & your income, get treated to fabulous vacations, enjoy recognition & Awards. You can start up your own business with as little as $199. Please feel free to visit my website at http://www.tracilynnjewelry.net/7358 or send me an email at simplypolishedgems@yahoo.com.

    SPECIAL NOTE: For the month of March you can start your business with as little as $99!!!

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  67. Tammy says

    February 25, 2016 at 8:31 am

    Also Holly I have to say that you have the absolute best resource for this information on the internet. I found LSJ when it was still Winnie & Kat through this site and it has been great. You maintain the information on here so well. Thank you!

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  68. Tammy says

    February 25, 2016 at 8:26 am

    Hi Stephanie,
    The clothing line I rep offers a variety of sizes including many offerings for plus sizes. This is a constant conversation in our company. Many of us who show the line are also plus size and so are our clients so we offer a variety of sizes. I am always on the lookout for a clothing line who offers a variety of sizes, a reasonable price and also does not use sweat shop labor. So far La Senorita Jolie has fit those requirements. Do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

    https://lasenoritajolie.com/Home.aspx?Ur=7Vm5zTyta5aGzS7ypu4x3OPWHOCZx4JVQUdbcKZBmPs%3d

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  69. Stephanie says

    February 20, 2016 at 8:23 am

    Good morning. Thank you for this list, it is very helpful! I have sold for a direct sales jewelry company before, but am looking to see if there is a clothing company that specializes in plus-size fashion. Would you know of any that are specifically for plus-size? Or, I would be open to a company that sells misses as well as plus. I appreciate your help!

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    • Michelle Sullivan says

      February 21, 2017 at 6:53 pm

      Are they expanded into the US currently or still looking into it? I’ll look on the site & try to contact the company. Thank you for the information

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  71. Susan McAlinden says

    January 6, 2016 at 3:54 pm

    Hello
    I am in Queensland Australia and was wondering if there are any American fashion party plans that would consider shipping out here. I wish to start up a PP business but there aren’t t too many fashion ones here.
    If any companies wish to expand here you can contact me at my email. I would also consider being sole distributor of orders here as well.
    Thanks
    Susie

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  73. Ashley says

    October 16, 2015 at 4:09 pm

    Just for everyones info, Vault Denim is no longer in business and has terrible reviews on the BBB website. I looked online extensively about this.

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  74. preeti sharma says

    July 27, 2015 at 2:27 am

    I am from India. am a student and I am 18 years old .
    I love fashion designing and I have made many sketches which are really good according to viewers and hope u guys will also like it when u will see them.

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      • Brandy H says

        June 2, 2017 at 7:33 am

        Hello,

        I am wondering if there is a company that you can Sell from home or parties; which include matching clothes/ funny saying for Mom, Dad, and kids. I live an HR outside of a big City. However the local town, is a low income down. High End clothes may work in the City, however this down likes non-expensive, yet fun ideas. The leggings are not my idea of clothes not are they for my husband or son. If you are able to help that would be great. Something Newer.

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        • Kim says

          August 6, 2017 at 1:04 pm

          ✨💙Brand Launch Weekend Special ✨💙 Thank you to all that supported Epiphany Blu & pre-ordered or liked our page & posts over the past 2 weeks! This weekend we officially launch and I am so happy to offer an amazing discount for founding ambassadors that CAN be combined with our Military discount. It’s truly a ground floor opportunity. Please check us out at EpiphanyBlu.com
          -Kim✨💙.

          Epiphany Blu, a new Women’s Fashion Brand that sells product via Direct Sales – We believe you should Dress Who You Are✨💙 Majority of our clothes are made in the USA 🇺🇸 and we are in love Modal fabric for it’s silky-soft feel and resistance to fading & shrinking.
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        • Juli Henry says

          March 31, 2018 at 8:40 pm

          Hi Brandy.

          I am the owner of Leilah & Luke. We started a year ago. We specialize in family clothing. Mommy me, daddy me. Ladies, kids. Boy and girls clothing and some men’s clothing.

          If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

          Juli

    • Buzz fashion says

      March 7, 2017 at 2:52 am

      Good luck to all those that are starting their own at home business journey – we have started our own at the end of last year and we are learning so much already, http://www.buzzfashion.co.uk

      We have a website and also do at home parties, selling accessories. If anyone has any tips for us we’d love to hear from you xx

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