How it works
A clear six-step process, so you always know what happens next and what we need from you.
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Brief
You share product requirements, target quantity, target price and delivery needs.
You provide
- Product description or tech pack
- Target quantity and price
- Delivery window and market
We coordinate
- Review of requirements
- Clarifying questions
- Agreed sourcing brief
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Source
We identify suitable suppliers and manufacturing options for your product.
You provide
- Feedback on priorities and trade-offs
We coordinate
- Supplier identification
- Capability and capacity checks
- Initial quotes
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Develop
Materials, costing, samples and product revisions are coordinated.
You provide
- Sample comments and approvals
We coordinate
- Material and trim options
- Sample rounds
- Costing and revisions
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Validate
Product, costing, quality expectations and production feasibility are reviewed.
You provide
- Final approvals
- Quality requirements
We coordinate
- Final costing check
- Quality expectations agreed with supplier
- Feasibility review
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Produce
Orders and production progress are coordinated with suppliers.
You provide
- Purchase order
We coordinate
- Production milestones
- Status updates
- Issue resolution
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Deliver
Shipment readiness and final production follow-up are coordinated.
You provide
- Shipping instructions
We coordinate
- Shipment readiness
- Final checks coordination
- Close-out follow-up
Common questions
What do you need from me to get started?
A description of the product, your target quantity, target price and delivery window. A tech pack or reference images help, but they are not required for a first conversation.
Do you work with startups and new brands?
Yes. If you are turning a concept into a first production run, we walk you through each stage and explain the decisions that affect cost, quality and timing.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
Minimums depend on the product, materials and supplier. Share your target quantity in the RFQ and we will tell you honestly what is realistic.
Should I request a consultation or submit an RFQ?
Request a consultation if you want to talk through a project or explore options. Submit an RFQ when you have a defined product and want us to start sourcing against specific requirements.
Are you a factory?
No. We are a sourcing and product-development partner working on the buyer's side, coordinating with manufacturing partners on your behalf.