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BuyerMap
Taste cartography. Name your house, or the labels you stand beside, and BuyerMap charts the stores that should carry you — drawn from a living graph of who truly stocks whom: more than one thousand luxury stores, more than six thousand three hundred brands, and every assortment relationship between them, mapped by hand, ranked by the intelligence, and read against our own years in the buyers' rooms. Every store on the map arrives with the why, and with a named, verified buyer.
The atlas, the stores, the outreach. A ranked shortlist, the strategy memo, the contact sheet — each with the why and a named, verified buyer.
Luxury stores charted
Brands on the graph
Verified buyers
Questions
Yes. You can see your 25 best-matching luxury stores, with the reasons for each one, for free. You do not need an account. Start at buyermap.finalnyc.com.
Full access adds your top 50 stores in detail. For each store you get the buyers' names and email addresses, advice on how to approach the store, and a draft note to each buyer. You also see every store on the map, ranked for your brand. Full access is by approval: leave your email inside BuyerMap and we will write to you within a day.
Yes. You do not need to be in any store yet. BuyerMap matches you through the labels your collection would hang next to in a store. A few of those names, your website or a lookbook is enough to start. Your list also shows which stores are open to new designers.
Yes. BuyerMap works for jewelry and accessories, as well as clothing, shoes and bags. Name the labels you sit next to, and it finds the luxury stores that fit.
BuyerMap works from a map of which luxury stores carry which brands, built by hand by our team at FINAL. It finds the stores whose selection is closest to the labels you sit next to. It also considers each store's style, price level and categories, and the markets you want. Every store comes with the reasons it was chosen. The match is a guide, not a promise of an order.
North America, Latin America, the UK and Europe, the Middle East, Greater China, Japan and Korea, Southeast Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. Most of the stores are in North America, Europe and Japan. You can limit your list to the markets you choose, or simply give them priority.
Each buyer is someone who buys for the store, usually the owner, the buying director or a named buyer. An email address is marked as verified only after a check confirms that the buyer's mailbox at the store exists and accepts mail. Every contact shows whether it is verified, published by the store, or not yet confirmed.
No. BuyerMap never sends anything to a store, so you stay in control of every conversation. With full access, it writes a draft note to each buyer that you can edit and send from your own email. You can also keep track of who has replied, all in one place.
Yes, with full access. Your shortlist of ten stores downloads as a page you can keep or print, with the approach, the buyers and the draft notes for each store. The buyers at the stores you plan to contact download as a spreadsheet.
Yes. What you type or upload is used only to build your map. If you do not save a link, nothing is kept after you close the page. If you save a link, your details, notes and draft messages are stored there so you can come back to them. What you tell us about your brand stays yours.
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