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Brief and range
You describe the shelf, the season and the price point; we propose a range that fits and list what is in it.
Process
Every order follows the same spine, even when the goods differ. Here is how it runs.
How it runs
Every stage closes with a written note, and the next stage starts from it.
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You describe the shelf, the season and the price point; we propose a range that fits and list what is in it.
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Samples travel to you, and a written price per item follows once the range is settled.
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Quantities, lead time and payment terms are agreed in writing before anything is produced or pulled from stock.
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Goods ship from our Florida base, and reorders run against the same agreed terms.
Along the way
The questions that tend to arrive once an order is already moving.
We flag it as soon as it looks likely, show the knock-on effect and bring options to the next update.
Only you. Extra items or a changed pack size need written agreement before they start, never a verbal yes.
At each agreed stage, usually when samples ship, when the order is confirmed and when goods leave the warehouse.
A named buyer who can be reached, delivery details, and a decision on the range so the schedule can hold.
The first conversation is about range and constraints. From there you get a written quote you can accept, change or decline.