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Being a fashion merchandiser can certainly be challenging. Achieving optimal inventory levels while minimizing carrying costs requires careful planning and accurate forecasting. You don’t want to have too much inventory and end up having to offer discounts to get rid of excess stock, but you also don’t want to underestimate demand and miss out on potential sales opportunities.

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