Reading over all the answers so far I detect an obvious thing, at least a thing for sellers who have been selling on a continuous level for at least a few years.
The "thing"? It's what you sell and who your target audience is.
I sell in media for the most part, nobody needs my stuff and they only buy when they have spare cash and nothing better to spend it on.
The last half of March was great, April was fantastic, May saw a slowdown, June was a bit shaky but picked up a bit at the end, this week has been VERY quiet.
The OP sells men's dress clothing and "office casual", who needs any of that when you are locked down in a pandemic! or 500,000 weddings cancelled (they still get hitched but 50 MILLION people who needed something to wear did not get invited).
Another poster sells industrial supplies, that has to be a loser given many of those buyers are just hoping to stay out of bankruptcy never mind restock supplies.
The sellers non-essential collectible type stuff are doing well because people have time on their hands and many have money to spend that would normally be going to eating out, movies, bars, local B&M stores and so on.
I'm sure sellers of stuff for "around the home" have been well also but need to prepare for the day (not coming soon) when people can go out to spend money in person.
If your target market is made up mostly of the millions of recently unemployed, my sympathies.........
Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life it will creep
disneyshopper
