Buyer guides / US sourcing
Private-label projects work best when brand requirements are stated before a supplier creates or quotes a sample. This guide organizes the project details that buyers should confirm.
For US-market buyers: This is a general sourcing guide, not legal, customs, tax or compliance advice. Confirm project-specific requirements during quotation.
Choose the bag body, material, dimensions, colors, lining, handle type, closure and hardware first. Logo placement only makes sense after the base construction is agreed.
Provide the logo file, desired placement, size, color and preferred treatment. LingYun Bags lists custom logo, digital printing, heat transfer and embroidery among published customization options; the feasible method depends on the material and design.
Use a pre-production sample to verify the approved product, branding, label, packing method and workmanship. Preserve the approved reference and written changes as the production benchmark.
Ask what is included in protective packaging, inner packing, export cartons, labels and barcodes. Confirm MOQ by style, final quantity, project timing and shipping terms with the quotation.
Send product references, artwork, logo placement, material, size, colors, quantity, packaging requirements and destination.
No. The suitable method depends on material, weave, surface area and artwork. Confirm the method on a sample.
A catalog SKU is a useful starting point. Final materials, dimensions, color, logo, packaging and timing need written confirmation for each project.
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