JYTK APPAREL

Buyer Resources

Prepare the information needed for a productive manufacturing discussion.

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MOQ & Sampling

Use the standard working rules to plan your brief, then confirm the conditions for your specific garment.

MOQ & Sampling

BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION

What makes a manufacturing enquiry productive

None of this has to be complete before you write, but the more of it is known, the fewer rounds a quotation takes.

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The product direction

A style reference, a technical pack, a sample, or a written description of what you are trying to make.

The commercial frame

The destination market, the quantity you are planning and the price position you need to reach.

The requirements that bind

Fabric, size range, decoration, labelling, packaging and any testing the market requires.

The timing

When the goods need to reach the market, which is what makes a delivery conversation realistic.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

How an enquiry is answered

A brief is first read for what is already decided and what is still open. Where the information is complete, the next step is a quotation or a sampling proposal. Where it is not, the open questions are raised first, because a price built on assumptions is not a price you can plan against. Every enquiry reaches the same commercial contact and is handled as one project, whether it starts from a style reference, a technical pack or a development direction.

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