Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 605: Six hundred and ten tailors take on a large order

Chapter 605: Six hundred and ten tailors take on a large order

He had just finished speaking here when the phone on the other end immediately rang again.

She hurriedly continued to answer the phone, and quickly the second pre-order appeared.

In this way, calls kept coming in one after another, and the orders followed one by one.

Gu Chen stayed with her for a while.

When they had accumulated five orders, Gu Chen took the measurements and left the place.

He needed to rush to the tailor shop to get them started on the work.

After all, it took quite some time to handcraft each piece.

Moreover, this time there was an additional element to be added to the clothing, namely the brand’s label LOGO.

Fortunately, they weren’t short on materials, because Tang Xinyi’s shop had a lot of such things before.

After arriving at the tailoring shop, he saw that Bangwei was already waiting inside for a long time.

Seeing Gu Chen arrive, he immediately stood up and came over.

Looking somewhat excited, he asked Gu Chen, "How did it go? Is it suitable?"

He was very excited, because this matter was a great challenge and breakthrough for him.

At this time, Gu Chen directly took out the list.

Then, he handed it to him.

"From now on, we will be long-term partners.

Regarding this product, starting today you will earn a craftsmanship fee of four hundred yuan for each piece made."

"Although the retail price of this garment is one thousand yuan, there are many maintenance costs, after deducting these operating costs and marketing expenses, as well as the utility bills and original labor costs of the store.

The real profit that can be earned from this garment is limited, and a craftsmanship fee of four hundred yuan is already not too low.

Of course, if you have any opinions, feel free to continue expressing them," Gu Chen told him.

He didn’t care much about the four hundred yuan that Gu Chen mentioned.

Instead, he focused his gaze on the list that Gu Chen handed to him.

It was clear to see that there were five different garments on the list, all varying in size.

"How many days are required to finish these garments?" he asked Gu Chen.

Gu Chen decisively responded, "The sooner the better, as this is the brand’s first garment, so we hope to leave a good impression on the customers.

Of course, it’s also very important to ensure quality while aiming for speed. Right, in addition to the original design, add a brand trademark to the collar area."

Gu Chen said this as he handed over a small black bag to him.

When he received the small black bag and saw the trademark inside, he understood what was meant.

"Okay, I understand," he nodded in agreement.

At this moment, Gu Chen took a small envelope out of his pocket.

"Here is six thousand yuan, the equivalent of the craftsmanship fee for fifteen garments; I will bring the rest of the ten orders next time," Gu Chen said as he handed over the money.

When he received this sum of money from Gu Chen, he was taken aback.

Six thousand yuan! This amount was enough to run his small tailoring business for several months.

And now he had earned it so effortlessly.

He didn’t know what to say in his heart at that moment.

It felt as though after working hard for such a long time, he had finally been recognized.

In his eyes, the current Gu Chen was like someone giving him a chance to start anew.

He felt quite nervous inside and then said to Gu Chen, "I’ll work hard to ensure that every piece is up to standard in quality, and of course, I will also speed things up.

The first one I made previously took extra caution because it was something I had never tried before. However, since this garment has received so many orders, it means that my previous product was quite successful. If I use that as a template to make a few more, producing roughly one piece per day shouldn’t be a problem."

After he said this to Gu Chen, Gu Chen nodded in acknowledgment.

"Oh, and the real owner of Bangwei isn’t me; I’m just a friend of hers. She will personally handle the orders with you in the future."

Gu Chen wouldn’t run around every day for these matters. Even if he wanted to, he simply didn’t have the strength.

After all, his own schedule was rather tight; he didn’t have that much time to dedicate to this.

Whether the garments sold well or not, he wouldn’t make a penny from it, anyway.

He was doing this purely because he wanted to rent out Tang Xinyi’s boutique.

In the afternoon, Gu Chen didn’t have the time to continue wandering about outdoors.

He went straight to his bar.

He wasn’t going to the bar for anything else; he still had people coming in to apply for a job.

The job advertisement outside clearly stated, "Please apply between 2 pm and 5 pm."

It was just a little after 2 pm now.

Gu Chen was still busy with the arrangements at the bar counter.

If you want the bar to be a bit more interesting, you must have some uniquely designed glasses.

Mainly, these glasses weren’t intended for drinking beer.

They were meant to make cocktails look more attractive when the bartenders crafted them.

Gu Chen was pondering over this at the bar counter when someone walked in quickly.

It was a very young woman, so young that Gu Chen couldn’t help but wonder if she was even of age.

After entering, she looked around for a bit, as if searching for something.

"Hello, may I help you?" Gu Chen asked.

When Gu Chen spoke, the woman seemed startled.

She quickly turned to Gu Chen and said politely, "Hello, I’m here to apply for the bartender position. Are you the boss?" she inquired of Gu Chen.

Hearing that she had come to apply for the bartender position, Gu Chen’s interest was immediately piqued.

"Please take a seat," he said, gesturing to the high stools in front of the bar.

The woman walked over and sat down, looking around curiously at the bar’s interior.

"How many years of experience do you have?" Gu Chen asked out of curiosity.

"Three years," the woman replied.

"How old are you this year?" Gu Chen asked next.

"I’m nineteen."

Upon hearing her age, Gu Chen didn’t suspect that the young woman was trying to pass off as younger than she was.

Her youthful appearance made it easy to tell she wasn’t very old.

Nineteen meant she had been in this industry since she was sixteen.

Just like many of her contemporaries in today’s society, it seemed she hadn’t finished middle school.

"Our work hours here are quite late; can you adapt to that?" Gu Chen inquired.

"Yes, I can handle it; I’ve been working nights for these three years," she hastily nodded.

Seeing this, Gu Chen had nothing else he wanted to ask.

"Then make me a cocktail to try."