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Diseños Frida leads September with $76,547.44 in sales, and you owe them $75,118.52 ($72,618.52 if you discount their rent).

Nothing from September has been paid out yet to any of these five, so the pending amount equals what they earned this month.

Total store sales for September were $478,052.50 across 13 brands (Hilos de Oaxaca, with $2,872.00, isn't in the chart). Note that the top three brands pay no consignment commission, so almost all their sales flow back to them — the store only keeps their rent.

Last week (Sep 21–27) came in at $102,131.50 — up 57% from $65,046.00 the week before.

• More traffic and bigger baskets: 38 tickets vs 29, and average ticket $2,687.67 vs $2,242.97. Units sold jumped from 158 to 229.
• The growth was concentrated midweek: Sep 23–25 brought in $64,737.00 by themselves (three days above $20K), while the prior week only had one strong day (Sep 20, $18,661.00).
• By brand, the lift came mostly from Diseños Frida ($8,710.00 → $22,170.72), Moda Mexicana S.A. ($3,977.03 → $14,416.30), Artesanías del Valle ($3,440.00 → $10,208.00) and Bolsos Chiapas ($2,058.01 → $7,355.90). The only notable drop was Joyas de Taxco, from $9,775.00 to $3,478.00.
• Discounts stayed proportional ($2,608.50 vs $2,014.00), so the jump is real volume, not promos.

Worth checking what Joyas de Taxco had in stock last week — it was the only brand that moved backwards.

Nothing in stock has gone 60+ days since its last sale — everything that has ever sold, sold recently. The only dead weight is 6 products that have never sold at all, $17,970.00 at retail across 22 pieces.

The two Hilos de Oaxaca items were just added today, so give them time. The real candidates to return are the 4 Barro Negro pieces: almost 3 months on the floor, 15 pieces, $11,320.00 at retail and not a single sale.

No — Barro Negro covers 0% of its rent, and Hilos de Oaxaca doesn't pay rent at all.

• Barro Negro: rent $2,500.00/month, zero sales ever since joining on 2026-06-22. All 4 products have never sold. At this point it owes you about three months of rent with nothing earned against it, and the next settlement would just carry a balance to its charge. Worth a conversation with Rosa Méndez about swapping the assortment or ending the space.
• Hilos de Oaxaca: no rent and no commission set, so there's nothing to cover. It has sold $2,776.51 in the last 30 days (all of it still pending payment), but half its catalog has never sold. Since you keep 0% commission, this brand isn't bringing you income either — might be worth setting a rate or a rent.