This chapter probes the financial implications of different logistics strategies. While it may be clear that cost must form a central plank of supply chain strategy for classic shirts, that is not to say that the product team for fashion blouses can ignore the cost implications of their actions (see Table 1.1). The common theme is the concept of value, and the extent to which both management teams are creating value for the end-customer. Here, we advance the concept of ‘value’ beyond the mainly end-customer view that we took in Chapter 2, and extend it to other stakeholders in the supply chain.