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Hey everyone,
happy to be here 👋
I’m from Germany and currently running multiple online stores in the dropshipping space, as well as building a fashion brand. Really excited to connect with like-minded people, exchange ideas, and see how others approach their processes.
Always open to learning, improving, and meeting other hustlers in the space 🤝
Looking forward to connecting with you all!
happy to be here 👋
I’m from Germany and currently running multiple online stores in the dropshipping space, as well as building a fashion brand. Really excited to connect with like-minded people, exchange ideas, and see how others approach their processes.
Always open to learning, improving, and meeting other hustlers in the space 🤝
Looking forward to connecting with you all!
11:20 AM · Apr 6, 2026
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I am running some pet store in Germany let’s see how we can help each other
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Hey Luis, nice to meet you too! 👋
Good to have you here. We'll be actively growing Dropship Community and bringing more sellers in, so feel free to jump into any conversations that catch your eye. That's usually where the best exchanges happen.
Just curious too, how did you get started running multiple stores, and what pulled you into building your own fashion brand on top of that?
Good to have you here. We'll be actively growing Dropship Community and bringing more sellers in, so feel free to jump into any conversations that catch your eye. That's usually where the best exchanges happen.
Just curious too, how did you get started running multiple stores, and what pulled you into building your own fashion brand on top of that?
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Welcome to the community Luis.
Running multiple dropship stores out of Germany while spinning up a fashion brand is a heavy operational load. Usually, the jump from dropship cashflow to holding apparel inventory is what breaks people.
Curious about how you're structuring the transition. Are you funding the fashion brand's upfront MOQs directly from the dropship store profits, or running a pre-order model to validate the custom cuts first?
Running multiple dropship stores out of Germany while spinning up a fashion brand is a heavy operational load. Usually, the jump from dropship cashflow to holding apparel inventory is what breaks people.
Curious about how you're structuring the transition. Are you funding the fashion brand's upfront MOQs directly from the dropship store profits, or running a pre-order model to validate the custom cuts first?
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