From Dry Cleaning to Fashion Fulfillment: How Courtney Folk Built Renewal Logistics on Impossible Projects | Supply Chain Saga Ep. 009 from Supply Chain Saga

Supply Chain Saga

Mark Taylor

From Dry Cleaning to Fashion Fulfillment: How Courtney Folk Built Renewal Logistics on Impossible Projects | Supply Chain Saga Ep. 009

1 hour 27 minutes Posted Aug 1, 2023 at 3:00 pm.

— Introduction

— Entrepreneurship: From Alltel Sales to Dry Cleaning and Fire Restoration

— The Big Break: 300,000 Pairs of Mold-Damaged Jeans in Two Weeks

— Execution: How They Hit 27,000 Units Per Day by Day Two

— Building the Momentum: From One-Off Projects to a Full Apparel Fulfillment Operation

— The Next Few Years: Expanding Into Returns Management and Value-Added Services

— Diversifying the Business: Apparel Fulfillment for Fashion Brands of All Sizes

— Bring Relief: The Core Value That Drives Renewal Logistics

— Sell-Through, Recommerce, and Sustainability in the Fashion Supply Chain

— Picking the Right 3PL: Why Apparel Brands Need Right-Sized Partners

— Advice I'd Give to My Younger Self: Build Your Network and Ignore Bad Advice

— Billion-Dollar Advice: Let Your Customers Educate You

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<p>Courtney Folk, co-founder and CEO of Renewal Logistics, built one of the leading fulfillment companies in the fashion and apparel industry — starting from a family dry cleaning business and an insurance restoration company in Columbia, South Carolina. In 2013, a top-five US apparel company called with an impossible ask: 300,000 pairs of mold-damaged jeans had to be cleaned, retagged, and shipped to a major wholesale club in two weeks. Courtney and her husband Brian said yes — despite...

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