Direct answer
A useful RFQ makes product, volume, testing and commercial assumptions comparable. Include visual references but describe the function you need instead of asking a supplier to copy protected work.
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Product
Provide silhouette, target customer, control zones, compression level, coverage, closure, gusset, seam visibility, material preference, colors and size range.
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Quantity and timing
State forecast by style/color/size, first-order quantity, repeat potential, target sample date and required bulk delivery window.
03
Branding and compliance
List labels, packaging, barcode, destination markets, test standards, claim restrictions and any retailer manual.
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Commercial comparison
Request sample fees, tooling or development charges, MOQ, price break, incoterm, payment terms, lead-time assumptions and quotation validity.
Buyer FAQ
Can I ask for a quote with only a photo?
You can get a rough indication, but a comparable production quote needs material, construction, sizing, quantity, packaging and trade-term assumptions.
What volume should I quote?
Share a realistic first order and forecast, with a size/color breakdown when possible.
Research basis
Sources provide market and category context; they do not imply endorsement or a commercial relationship. Product feasibility and destination-market requirements must be verified for each program.
- Women's Post-Surgical Compression Garments — The Marena Group
- Marena Recovery Post-Surgical Compression Garments — The Marena Group
- How to Find Your Shapewear Size — Leonisa
- The Types of Shapewear Explained — Victoria's Secret
- SKIMS Shapewear Guide — SKIMS
- Types of Shapewear Explained — SPANX
- YB Shapewear current product catalog — YB Shapewear
- YB Shapewear existing company website — YB Shapewear