We own a retail clothing store in Park City UT. We ordered a product to fill our shelves for this Fall in March of this year.

The vendor (showroom in Los Angeles) who represents various vendors sends us an email today noting they made a mistake with our order. They had promised the particular line of clothing to another party for exclusivity in the State of Utah in August 2011, one year ago. We placed these orders in good faith in March of this year, and now are too late to order replacements for the Fall due to the late date. The same staff members also did not tell us about another line we carry which was also ordered in March of this year for our Fall season through their showroom. They informed us this week that this second vendor was not going to produce the line and that they were sorry for any inconvenience. We count on our orders so we can make a living. Without knowing these details, we are going to be out some potentially significant sales. Do we have any legal recourse against the showroom/vendors for misleading us about the line they had previously offered to someone else months earlier?