Ready stock: start with availability
Ask for current styles, approved specifications, size mix and quantities. Check whether branding or packaging changes are possible. A photographed style is not evidence of current stock; obtain confirmation before planning a launch.
OEM: start with your specification
A clear tech pack or reference garment helps the factory review construction, materials and measurements. Agree sampling, revisions and approval before production. Clarify ownership and permission for designs and artwork.
ODM: start with a development brief
Describe the customer, category, price positioning and fit. Collaborate on an achievable garment concept, then document the selected materials and dimensions. Development still needs explicit sample approval.
Compare the whole order
MOQ: 100+ pcs. Compare sample fees, changes allowed, specification certainty, production timing, inspection and freight. The lowest quoted unit figure does not describe every cost or constraint.
Use one conversation to resolve the unknowns
Tell Ada what is fixed and what can change. Request a route-specific quotation and ask for the assumptions in writing. MOQ: 100+ pcs. Confirm delivery expectations for your custom order.
