BUYER GUIDE
Choose the order route before comparing unit prices.
The stock, private-label and sample routes solve different buying risks. Start with the route that matches your volume, branding stage and decision timeline.
Request a quote ↗ 01Ready-stock trial
For importers and wholesalers testing sell-through with lower opening risk.
- 120 pieces minimum
- Mix the 3 available launch styles
- Mixed sizes from 110–160
- Dispatch within 7 days
- Neutral packaging available
- No custom colour for the first stock order
Request a stock quote ↗02Private-label order
For buyers with confirmed branding, packaging and volume requirements.
- 300 pieces per style and colour
- Neck label, care label and hang tag options
- Buyer packaging-bag artwork can be reviewed
- Pre-production sample approval
- Suggested lead time: 25–35 days
- Sample fee credited after the bulk order
Discuss private label ↗03Mixed sample pack
For checking hand feel, construction, print and size direction before an order.
- 3–6 pieces across styles and sizes
- Dispatch within 48 hours
- Courier cost paid by the buyer
- Sample fee credited on the first order
- Composition sheet, size chart and quotation included
- Add your destination and required test protocol
Request a sample pack ↗FASTER QUOTATION
Send the information that changes the quote.
A product name alone is not enough for a usable landed-cost discussion. These details help us return the right order route and follow-up questions.
- 01
DestinationCountry and delivery city or port.
- 02
StylesStyle codes or links, plus preferred colours.
- 03
QuantityTotal units and the expected size split.
- 04
BrandingStock neutral packing or required labels and packaging.
- 05
Market requirementsBuyer standard, test protocol and label language, if already known.
- 06
TimingRequired delivery window and preferred shipping term.
BEFORE ORDER CONFIRMATION
Commercial details are confirmed against the actual order.
Unit price, size-level stock, fibre composition, packing measurements, payment terms, shipping terms and order-specific testing are confirmed in the quotation or approved order documents—not assumed from a general website page.
Compare the 3 launch styles →