Odesa · opened 2024
ATLANTIS TK TOV stocks mill piece goods and sewing notions, durable and short-cycle household lines, and men’s and boys’ clothing for trade. The same quality standard runs through our family clothing shop and home-furnishing salon on Inhlezi Street.
Intake
Workshops buy materials. Households buy finished garments and décor. Nobody is sent to a different grade of cloth or a second address for the same standard.
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Production rooms and small manufacturing benches order piece goods and notions by the counted lot: bolts, zippers, thread, buttons, snaps, and tape. The reply is a pick from stock at kv. 116, not a broker’s quote that expires overnight.
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The retail shop sells garments for children, women, and men. Sizes run across ages, so a household can kit a weekend wardrobe without opening a trade account or buying a wholesale carton.
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The furnishings desk stocks linens, cushions, throws, and small interior objects. It sits beside the clothing floor, so a family can dress a room on the same visit as a wardrobe stop.
Inhlezi Street
ATLANTIS TK TOV opened in 2024 at 3, kv. 116, vul. Inhlezi, Odesa, postal code 65101. The company buys fabrics and sewing notions, holds durable and short-cycle household goods, and packs men’s and boys’ clothing for trade buyers.
Retail sits on the same floor: a family clothing shop and a salon of miscellaneous home furnishings. A sewing room can order cotton and zippers at a written net; a household can take home a shirt or a throw cut from the same quality line. We do not split the standard between the two desks.
Trade partners in Odesa oblast use the wholesale lanes. Walk-in buyers use the shop and salon. Both leave from Inhlezi Street, not from a third warehouse we do not name.
Catalog
Wholesale and retail SKUs share the floor. Name the line, the quantity, and whether the load is for a workshop, a shop, or a household.
Cotton and mixed bolts, buttons, zippers, thread, snaps, and tape leave as counted lots for sewing rooms and small manufacturing benches. A workshop can restock findings without buying a finished garment run.
Lots are picked from the Inhlezi Street floor. The confirmation matches what is on the rack that day, not an open catalog page.
Longer-life household stock sits beside the mill goods: pieces meant to last through daily use rather than a single season. Trade buyers pull them when a shop needs textiles and durable lines in one lift.
Mixed pallets are written against what we hold in Odesa, so a retailer is not waiting on a second depot for the heavy items.
Shirts, trousers, and knits for men and boys are packed sized and counted for shops that restock a male wardrobe without a full mixed-gender carton. Garments can travel on the same pick list as notions.
Trade quantities are for retailers and production rooms, not for a single household ticket.
Short-cycle household lines turn faster than furniture or hardware. We keep them on the same floor so a shop can refill consumable stock without a second supplier for the small stuff.
Nondurables sit next to piece goods, which is why a mixed trade list is a normal request here, not a special project.
The shop sells garments for children, women, and men from the same quality line used in wholesale. A family buys a weekend wardrobe without a trade account or a minimum carton.
Sizes run across ages. The floor is on Inhlezi Street, beside the home salon, not in a separate mall unit we do not operate.
The salon stocks miscellaneous furnishings and interior décor: table linens, cushions, throws, and small objects for a room. It is a household desk, not a contract interiors studio.
A family can leave with décor and clothing from one visit. Trade buyers who need bulk home textiles use the wholesale lanes instead.
From mill to room
The path is the point: materials first, then household stock, then menswear for trade, then the family floor and the home salon. We do not start at the finished shirt and work backwards.
Piece goods and sewing notions arrive as bolts and findings. They are logged on the floor before anything is cut or packed for a shop.
Household lines that last, and lines that turn quickly, share racks with the mill goods so a mixed trade list is one walk, not two depots.
Men’s and boys’ garments are sized, counted, and staged for wholesale. A shop can add them to a notions list without a second supplier.
Finished clothing for all ages and home décor sit at the retail desks. Households buy by the piece; workshops stay on the wholesale lane.
Floor plates
Notions in a specimen layout, menswear on a pale rail, home objects on a table, and the family shop under daylight. These are the four plates we walk with buyers.
Desk clocks
Wholesale pick-ups and retail walk-ins keep different windows. Call if you need a warehouse walk-through outside the printed hours — the address does not change.
Trade floor
Workshops, shops, and production rooms collect counted lots and mixed pallets.
Shop & salon
Households buy clothing and home furnishings by the piece, no trade account required.
Before you write
Yes. Piece goods and notions are a wholesale line. Name the findings, the count, and the pickup or delivery note. You do not need to buy finished garments to restock a bench.
Both. Trade buyers use the wholesale desk for men’s and boys’ lots and mixed household goods. Families use the clothing shop and the home salon on the same street, by the piece.
At 3, kv. 116, vul. Inhlezi, Odesa, 65101. We do not quote from a depot we cannot walk. If a SKU is not on the floor, we say so in the reply rather than promising a later arrival we have not booked.
For trade, yes — that is a normal pick. For a household ticket, clothing and décor are sold at the retail desks. Say which desk you need when you write so the list is picked against the right clock.
Write the desk
Tell us workshop, family shop, or home salon — and the SKUs. The reply is a confirmation against stock at Inhlezi Street, not a catalog page.