Buyer questions before the first sample

A straight repeat of an approved structure does not need a new sample. A new print, a new flute, or a new size does. See OEM and ODM.

Change it before carton marks are printed. A new destination can mean new marks, a new trade term, and a revised date. Tell sales on contact.

Yes, with two dates on the confirmation: usually 30–45 days for the OEM lines and 45–60 days for the ODM lines, both including logistics. See OEM and ODM.

Keep the sample. The official sample is usually 5–7 days, and it is what locks print and structure before a tight launch spends the bulk window. See OEM service.

Write pieces, not cartons, and add the pack if you know how many go in a master carton. A range is fine for the first quote. Send it via contact.

The planned inspection is FQC on the factory floor, where a reprint is still possible. If you need a check after the goods leave, say so before the trade term is locked. See Factory.

The windows are the same: official sample usually 5–7 days and free for new partners, then OEM 30–45 days or ODM 45–60 days including logistics. See OEM and ODM.

Production can be discussed from the sample. Carton marks and the trade term wait for the destination, so name it before the cartons close. See export packing.

Photos are sent with the sample, and many buyers also want the physical piece before they release bulk. Say which approval you are giving, photo or physical, in the written note. Use contact.

Use the contact form or phone +86 13590118228. Include the product, a quantity range, and the market so the first reply can quote the sample.