What should I send first?
Send the product category, fibre preference, quantity, target market and delivery period. If you need an existing reference product, include that request.
PL service
Private Label Inquiry
Private label is a route for a buyer to sell a product under its own brand. State the reference product, requested changes and brand requirements in the inquiry.
Send a Private Label InquiryWhat the customer provides
Information needed to begin
- Intended product and end use
- Material or fibre preference
- Quantity by style and colour
- Target market and delivery period
- Drawings, references or technical documents available
- Tests, labels, packaging or other requirements
Information the factory needs
Questions requiring confirmation
- Requested product and intended use
- Missing or conflicting information in the brief
- Requested route and buyer approvals
Product scope
What you can ask about
- Flat-knitted products from the Knit Mill
- Finished woven accessories from the Textile Mill
Review scope
What requires confirmation
- Reference product requested by the buyer
- Requested product changes
- Brand, label and packaging requirements
- Commercial and development questions to resolve
Decision path
How an inquiry progresses
- 01
Share the brief
Name the product, material, quantity, target market and delivery period.
- 02
Find the open decisions
Separate the information supplied from the details that are still missing.
- 03
State the requested route
Name the service and manufacturing stages relevant to the intended product.
- 04
Record the next decision
Ask which development, sample and production steps are available, and confirm the scope and terms for your project.
Before production acceptance
What must be confirmed
Use the review to separate what is known, what is missing and what can be considered.
- Final specification and buyer approval status
- Confirmed material and manufacturing route
- Minimum quantity, price, capacity and delivery timing
Buyer questions
Frequently asked questions
Can a new brand send an inquiry?
Yes. Send the product, quantity and timing you have in mind. An inquiry does not guarantee feasibility or acceptance.
Start with the brief
What do you want to make?
Share the product, material, quantity and timing you know in the inquiry.
Manufacturing services
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Compare the other ways to structure a yarn or finished-product inquiry.
ODM
Bring the idea and identify what is known, missing and still to be defined.
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Bring the specification. Ask whether the product can follow a workable route.
Explore serviceYarn Inquiry
Start with the end use, then define the yarn it requires.
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