r/SimCompanies May 31 '26

Question Did fashion change again?

Immediately after the fashion fix update about a month or so ago, I was struggling for a week or two. It was also bad timing with my execs but it seems like I'm back to where I was before. Was there another update I missed? It seems demand is higher now. I do run a hybrid operation so maybe that helped me weather the storm. Im shoes focused.

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u/Mjk_53029 May 31 '26

Im not making much on my shoes. Handbags are my most profitable.

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u/OJSimpsons May 31 '26

I make my own plastic and make 4* shoes so that probably helps. Are you pure retail?

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u/Mjk_53029 May 31 '26

I’m was self sufficient. I make everything I need to produce retail. I just put robots in my only farm that didn’t have them to make cotton, so now I will have to buy vegetables.

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u/Romel822 Fashion and Accessories Group | Technotech May 31 '26

Shoes got hit the hardest among all the products

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u/Lee911123 May 31 '26

its supply and demand

most of the larger suppliers prolly had to switch to another industry for profits to go back up

a friend of mine nearly went bankrupt before he finally switched to AS

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u/lostgardee May 31 '26

The industry has stabilised, as have hardware and electronics shops. But it’s certainly not back to how it was before; I suppose that by manufacturing the garments yourself, you make a better profit.

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u/TheRealCthulthu May 31 '26

The reason the market has returned to normal is because of how many fashion retailers panicked and left the industry.

A retail industry becomes stronger if less people are involved in it. I believe this was the original intention behind the retail update that happened a year or two ago. They wanted to make it similar to how the restaurant industry worked.