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What information is needed for a garment enquiry?
A workable garment enquiry should define the product, materials, measurements, quantity, quality, packaging, destination market and timing. Use this buyer and factory checklist.
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Textile & Apparel Sourcing Guide
Practical guidance on garment enquiries, quotations, sampling, approval and production handovers.
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How can buyers obtain comparable garment factory quotations?
Garment quotations are comparable only when specification, quantity, materials, packaging, commercial terms and exclusions are aligned. Use this RFQ comparison checklist.
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What should be confirmed before approving a garment sample?
Garment sample approval should cover the sample, written specification and bulk-production conditions, including measurements, materials, workmanship, packaging, testing and open issues.
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How can sample revisions be carried accurately into bulk production?
Use sample IDs, version-controlled specifications, change records, impact confirmation and a production-release package to reduce lost or outdated garment revisions.
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Why does changing fabric affect price, testing and lead time?
A replacement fabric can change garment cost, consumption, MOQ, shrinkage, stretch, sewing performance, testing and production timing. Review this approval checklist.