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Lost Merchandise
In celebration of Lost's 16th anniversary, we have gathered the most popular merchandise from the series. Get apparel, accessories, as well as home decor, inspired by Lost's castaways. You can also celebrate your love for Sawyer and Hurley, Kate, Boone and John and Oceanic Flight 815.

Stickers, T-shirts and other cool goodies are created and sold by independent artists who share your love for Lost TV. All products are printed individually on quality products using socially responsible printing methods.

Lost Stock: Merchandise
Lost Stock started selling mystery boxes of clothes made by brands that have yet not #PayUp. This is an innovative way to address the issue of cancelled orders. They buy cancelled orders from customers and offer them at a discounted price. Lost Merchandise of their sales will also be donated to SAJIDA Foundation, which provides food and supplies to garment workers in Bangladesh for a week.

The mystery box presents a problem for those who want support for philanthropic efforts that can help garment producers, but are also concerned about the fact the items in the box were created using stolen labor from Bangladeshi factory workers. While this box is not the solution to the global human rights and environment crisis that has been caused by brand cancellations everywhere, it is a good start.

Cally Russell, Lost StockaEUR (tm)'s CEO, told Remake that her company decided to give workers vouchers to allow them to purchase the same products they would have received if they had been paid directly. So that they can make sure that garment workers get what they need, the company chose to work with an NGO instead of paying factories directly.

Any business will experience inventory loss. This is something you need to be able to show on your income statement. To calculate this, count the inventory lost and multiply that total by their purchase price.

Next, you'll need to decide if the loss is small or large. You will need to report a major loss if the loss exceeds 1 percent or 2 percent of your sales. For minor losses, you can credit the cost for goods sold and debit inventory.
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