How did Spartans get their goods they needed for everyday life?

Spartans primarily obtained goods through a combination of agriculture, trade, and conquest. The fertile land of Laconia and Messenia allowed them to cultivate essential crops, while the helots, a subjugated population, provided labor for farming. Additionally, Spartans engaged in trade with other city-states and regions to acquire goods they could not produce themselves, such as luxury items. Their military conquests also expanded their resources and access to goods.