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Greetings to everyone in this great community, it's a pleasure to back here among great minds who have had and are sharing the market experience on the blockchain, and today I'll love to take you through my experience at a Shoemaking materials selling store.
During the course of the week I received several orders in my store from my regularly clients and some new clients, who all want me to help them make Beautiful Footwear which they'll use in Celebrating the Eid-el-Kabir Muslim Festival.
So these lead me into visiting the market to purchase the necessary materials, which will help me meet the needs of everyone and as well not disappoint them, by not making their Footwear's orders on time.
I was aware that going to the market in this kind of festive period, will surely mean the price of each items would have sky rocket, so I do well to add extra prize to the normal I charge on a normal day.
And like I envisioned, the prices were on the rise, so it didn't meet me on aware of put me on the losing side, like it did in my first year of working as a professional shoemaker.
Before going to the market, I already had a list of the things I wanted to buy, so this help me navigation through the store easily, and focus without getting distracted with other items that are not part of the reason why I went to the market.
Below are some of the items I purchased, and the prices they were purchased.
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Birkenstock insole and it sole, were sold at $3.6 naira each, compare to the former price of $3.
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Marco material of 1 yard was sold at $2
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Logo design: I brought 6 different logo design, and in total the price was around $1.
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I brought 3 pair of leather material, which was sold at about $5 in total.
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Lastly I brought 2 liters of OCI Gum which was sold at $1.8 in total.
Overall, everything brought at the Market cost $17.
Below are the images of some of the items I brought at the market.
Thanks so much for checking out my blog post, also appreciattion to @dswigle for creating these amazing #Marketfriday Community, that as bless and grace our sight with different people market experience and cultural activities.
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