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Apparel Business Advances with $300,000 in Finance

Sallyport are pleased to welcome on board an apparel startup with $300,000 in accounts receivable finance. 

The company was a previous client for Sallyport SVP Alexandra Scoggin and required a lender who would support the growth of their brand in the eco-friendly apparel space. 

SVP for Sallyport, Alexandra was thrilled to be the first and only lender considered to support them in their new venture…

“It is a privilege to have a past client from 10 years ago think of me to finance their new apparel brand. They have over 20 years’ experience in the apparel sector and they’re certain to have huge success as they diversify and build upon an important market trend. I look forward to supporting the growth of their new brand and seeing them reach their goals.”

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