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In Part 3 of our Design, Price & Sell series with Roberta of Happy Impulse, we turn the priced & packaged products into orders. We’ll dip in wholesale with line sheets buyers use, terms and minimums, SKUs, and outreach. Plus a little about pop-up vending: choosing markets, dialing in your booth, and using events to test and collect leads. We’ll also do a quick T‑shirt design catch‑up we missed in Part 2 (blanks, print methods, sizing, labels).
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About Roberta
Roberta Hall is the co-owner and illustrator behind Happy Impulse, an independent artist business proudly run by queer couple Roberta and Cheryl. Every product is designed with a touch of punk rebellion in their studio, where many items are also handcrafted, ensuring each piece is infused with a personal and creative touch.
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Website: happyimpulse.com
Facebook: Happy Impulse
Instagram: @happyimpulse
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