B2B SUPPORT FOR APPAREL TRADING COMPANIES

Board shorts production
for trading companies.

Most of our production experience comes from orders placed through apparel trading companies. We handle sampling, production, QC, packing and FOB handover while you keep control of the customer relationship.

01 Made-to-order B2B02 FOB / OEM / ODM03 Suitable projects from 30 pcs
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DIRECT BUYER ANSWER

Can you support OEM, ODM and project-specific FOB board shorts orders for trading companies?

Yes. Jinfengtu reviews OEM, ODM, CMT and project-specific FOB board shorts briefs from apparel trading companies. The trading company keeps control of the downstream customer relationship while product requirements are converted into sampling, material, production, QC and packing instructions. Commercial and operating roles are confirmed for each order.

Suitable buyers
Apparel trading companies, importers, wholesalers and sourcing teams managing confidential downstream-buyer briefs or multi-style export programs.
Information required before quotation
Company and procurement role, communication boundary, product specification, quantity per style and color, destination market, documents, inspection method, packing, delivery date, trade term and Tech Pack or reference status.
Verified production evidence
Privacy-reviewed process record · Anonymized planning archive · Internal QC evidencePublic records use anonymized sources. They do not identify or endorse any downstream customer, prove a completed order or replace a private project review.
What cannot be confirmed before reviewing the brief
The contracting, payment, invoicing and production entities, named FOB port, price, final MOQ, capacity allocation, schedule, inspection result or customer acceptance before the brief and commercial terms are reviewed.

Send one structured brief so the factory can review feasibility, MOQ and quotation inputs without exposing customer files publicly.

Build RFQ

BEFORE WE QUOTE

What we need
to confirm.

These points affect the sample, price and production plan. We confirm them for your actual style.

01ORDER DECISION

You keep the customer relationship

You decide who speaks with the downstream buyer. We use customer contacts and files only for the order and never for our own sales outreach.

  • Agreed communication route
  • No downstream solicitation
  • Customer-chain confidentiality
02ORDER DECISION

We turn buyer requirements into production instructions

We check the tech pack, reference sample and comments against measurements, materials, print, trims, labels, inspection and packing. We ask about missing details before sampling or production.

  • Specification gap review
  • Sample and revision record
  • Approved production reference
03ORDER DECISION

Plan every style separately

For multi-style orders, we track quantity, colors, size ratios, materials, print steps and packing for each style. Shared materials are marked clearly.

  • Style and color allocation
  • XS–XXL or buyer-defined ratios
  • Shared versus unique materials
04ORDER DECISION

Keep product and commercial files private

Customer names, artwork, prices, order references, addresses and construction files stay private. We publish only anonymized records that cannot identify a customer or product.

  • Private file exchange
  • No identifiable public evidence
  • No invented customer endorsement
05ORDER DECISION

Lock QC and packing before production

Confirm the approved sample, measurements, workmanship standard, labels, polybags, size breakdown, carton marks and inspection method before bulk production.

  • In-process workmanship checks
  • Final inspection requirements
  • Packing and carton confirmation
06ORDER DECISION

Confirm the quote and trading terms

Before commitment, confirm the contracting company, currency, named port, Incoterms version, inspection responsibility and handover requirements.

  • Entity confirmed before commitment
  • Named port and Incoterms version
  • Project-specific quotation

BEFORE YOU SEND AN RFQ

Questions business buyers ask.

For brands, importers, wholesalers, trading companies and sourcing teams—not individual shoppers.