Cooperation process
From inquiry to export — transparent at every node
- 1
Inquiry
Send your target products, specs, market and quantity. All guests can submit — low threshold, no missed intent.
- 2
Quotation
We return a transparent, factory-direct quote with verifiable spec sheets and delivery options (EXW / FCA / CIP / DDP).
- 3
Sample confirmation
The mill workshop samples directly; you confirm fabric, color, craft and packaging before bulk.
- 4
Order
Confirm specs, quantity, lead time and terms. We lock mill machine slots for your production run.
- 5
Production
Bulk weaving, dyeing, sewing and embroidery in-house — never subcontracted, never mixed with commodity goods.
- 6
Inspection
Stationed three-stage QC: fabric spot-check, in-line patrol and full finished-goods inspection.
- 7
Shipment
Container loading with traceable nodes and full export documentation, including compliance certificates.
Payment terms
- A 30% T/T (telegraphic transfer) deposit confirms your order and schedules production.
- The remaining 70% balance is settled before shipment (against the bill of lading / shipping documents).
- We do not accept cash-on-delivery (COD) or open-account / credit terms.
Ready to start?
Minimum order 100 sets per color and size combination — pure B2B wholesale, no retail.
A bedding order should move through a controlled sequence: buyer brief, comparable quotation, specification and sample approval, variant-level order confirmation, production checkpoints, finished-goods review and shipping handoff. Each stage releases the next; an unanswered field should not be silently filled by assumption.
Inputs required before sampling and quotation
A quote-ready brief names the exact product or construction, composition, weave or fabric reference, finished dimensions, component list, color, quantity for every color-and-size combination, packaging, destination and preferred trade basis. Add artwork and label content when relevant. The supplier can then separate product cost from optional packaging, samples and logistics rather than hiding different scopes behind one unit price.
The sample should carry a revision reference that matches the specification. Review hand feel and appearance, but also measure the components, check seams and closures, compare color and artwork, and confirm packing. Any accepted change is written into the next revision before production is released.
Production, inspection and shipping release points
Production follows the approved order line and sample. Material preparation, sewing and finishing are checkpoints, not substitutes for the final review. Before shipment, reconcile finished quantity, SKU, color, size, packaging marks and required documents against the purchase order. Record exceptions and agree their disposition before loading.
Shipping terms should state the Incoterm and named place, who books the relevant freight leg, which documents are supplied and when risk or cost changes hands. The final schedule depends on the confirmed order, production plan and route; website guidance cannot replace an order-specific date.
- Brief and quote aligned
- Specification and sample version approved
- 100-set minimum applied to each color-size line
- Production checks recorded
- Finished quantity and packing reconciled
- Shipping documents and handoff confirmed
Frequently asked questions
- How should a buyer use the information on this page?
- Use it to prepare the relevant part of a buying brief, then attach the exact product, dimensions, quantity by color and size, destination and required packaging when requesting a quote.
- Does a category or market name replace finished dimensions?
- No. Market names are navigation aids. The order specification should state the finished width and length, component list and any fitted-sheet pocket or closure detail for every SKU.
- Where can I verify the available product parameters?
- Open the linked product detail page and use its material, construction, sizes, customization fields and images. Ask for a sample when a visual or hand-feel decision cannot be made from a specification.
- What is the minimum order rule?
- The minimum is 100 sets for each color-and-size combination. Quantities from different colors or sizes cannot be combined to reach the minimum.
- What makes a quotation comparable?
- Send the same finished specification, quantity matrix, packaging scope, sample requirement, destination and trade basis to every supplier, then separate included and excluded costs.
Reviewed by the BeddingTextilePro Editorial Team using the published product catalogue, buyer workflow and owner-verified company information.