Practical guides for the people who run carrier retail stores — what to stock, how to buy it, and how to sell it through.
What to actually stock on day one of a new wireless retail store — the categories that earn wall space, roughly how deep to go, and the mistakes that tie up opening capital.
Read the guide →How to build an accessory assortment around the devices your store actually activates — tiering, device coverage, and when to add or cut a SKU.
Read the guide →Tempered glass vs. film vs. privacy, why device-family sizing burns stores, and how to turn installation into an upsell instead of a return.
Read the guide →USB-C Power Delivery wattage tiers, what cable lengths to stock, the Lightning phase-out, and how to spot the counterfeit product that poisons the category.
Read the guide →Why accessory inventory dies, how to catch it while it still has value, and the buying habits that stop it from coming back.
Read the guide →How to have cases and glass on the wall the day a new phone launches — the timeline, the order math, and the day-one attach moment stores keep missing.
Read the guide →Why wholesale accessories ship in case packs, how to think about per-unit cost versus pack commitment, and the turn-rate math that decides whether a pack was a good buy.
Read the guide →How to lay out an accessory wall that sells — sight lines, the counter zone, device adjacency, and in-store experiences that stop the phone-shopping customer.
Read the guide →ORDERING
Wholesale pricing and case-pack quantities are visible after dealer sign-in. In-stock orders placed by 1 PM PT ship the same day from distribution centers in California and Tennessee.