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Buyer notes

Short, specific notes written for people who actually place the order: what changes the cost, what fails at customs, and what the specification sheet has to say before a line starts.

Start here The OEM brief: what a spec sheet must contain before we can quote Absorbency, core construction, top sheet, size set, packing format and carton plan: the six inputs that decide your unit cost,… Read →
Sourcing Specifying absorbency — what 60 to 400 ml actually means No two factories measure absorbency the same way. Here are the four variables inside the test, the working ranges behind… Read →
Packaging Flow wrap, retail box or pouch: choosing a packing format Three packaging levels, three cost lines, and four interactions that surprise buyers. A practical costing of wrap, retail unit and… Read →
Design Dielines and print tolerances for private-label artwork Registration on film drifts, and the drift sets real design rules. Minimum type sizes, seal zones, trapping and ink coverage,… Read →
Production MOQ planning across a five-size range A five-size range is not one minimum order, it is five. The four constraints behind a single MOQ figure, the… Read →
Compliance What OEKO-TEX Standard 100 actually covers A certificate about a material at a moment in time, not a property of the brand. The four product classes,… Read →
Logistics Export documents for disposable hygiene shipments Classification, the core document set, and the market-specific requirements that actually delay shipments: responsible person, single-use plastics marking, wood packaging… Read →