“I took the money from that drop and reinvested into the company… wholesale accounts like Selfridges would place an order, you get a deposit, you use that money and you keep reinvesting”
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reinvested revenue from each drop into the next production cycle and used wholesale deposits (e.g., Selfridges) to fund growth
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