stockist

noun

stock·ist | \ ˈstä-kist

Definition of stockist

British

: one (such as a retailer) that stocks goods

Examples of stockist in a Sentence

a stockist of medical supplies

Recent Examples on the Web

Check out the full list of stockists on the Converse website here. — Tyler Watamanuk, GQ, "The Off-White x Converse Chuck Taylor Drops This Weekend," 10 May 2018 With only three collections behind it (and with no fashion week presentations or shows to date), Kwaidan Editions has garnered the support of stockists like Dover Street Market and Matchesfashion.com. — Kin Woo, New York Times, "The Husband-Wife Team Designing Clothes Inspired by David Lynch," 4 Apr. 2018 Against that backdrop, one tightly curated shop stands above the rest: Laila, which is widely regarded as the city’s finest stockist by those in the know. — Monica Kim, Vogue, "Why Tokyo’s Top Vintage Shop Is Now Printing Archival Fashion Books, Starting With Raf," 12 Dec. 2017 In late 2012, Chow and Osborne closed the brand briefly and lost Barneys New York, their main stockist. — Steff Yotka, Vogue, "Public School Will Go Direct-to-Consumer in 2018," 20 Dec. 2017 In the months since Klem took over the company (and Trump joined the White House), the brand has seen an uptick in sales, despite being at the center of boycotts and being dropped from various stockists. — Ana Colon, Glamour, "Is Ivanka Trump-Branded Lingerie On the Way?," 22 June 2017

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