INDICATIVE BOARD SHORTS PRE-QUOTE

Configure the cost drivers
before factory pricing.

Review the relevant factory, process and internal QC evidence, then organize silhouette, fabric, print, trims, pockets, packing and quantity for a private factory review without an invented unit price.

01 Factory evidence02 Process path03 Internal QC
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BEFORE YOU CONFIGURE

Verify the evidence.
Then define the brief.

Use the record that answers your current procurement question. These pages show bounded public evidence; your own specifications still control the quotation and project review.

01PROCUREMENT EVIDENCE

Factory Evidence

Review one public, source-mapped project record before deciding what evidence to request for your own style.

Review this evidence →
02PROCUREMENT EVIDENCE

Manufacturing Process

See where brief review, development, production, internal QC and FOB handover fit into the sourcing path.

Review this evidence →
03PROCUREMENT EVIDENCE

Internal QC

Review one measurement and workmanship workflow, then define the checks required for your own product.

Review this evidence →

PRODUCT COMPLEXITY CHECK

Choose the direction.
Expose the cost drivers.

No unit price is invented here. The selections only organize a product direction before the private factory RFQ.

This indicative check stays on this page. Confirm the actual buyer-requested direction in the canonical 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

Pattern and construction first

A fixed waist, elastic waist, hybrid construction or custom tech-pack pattern creates a different development scope. Pocket, lining and closure choices can also change labor and sample work.

02ORDER DECISION

Separate fabric from material claim

Peach-skin and stretch describe fabric direction; polyester, recycled polyester or a blend describes material direction. Recycled content and supporting documents remain project-specific.

03ORDER DECISION

Print and trims change the review

Solid color, all-over print, placement print, branded components, waterproof-pocket solutions and custom packaging can each add sourcing, artwork or testing variables.

04ORDER DECISION

Quantity affects feasibility

Enter quantity per style and number of styles. The tool does not assume that one minimum or one unit price applies to every construction, color split or material.

05ORDER DECISION

Commercial terms stay explicit

FOB requires a named port, currency, packing, inspection and Incoterms version. The site does not publish an unverified default port or binding commercial term.

06ORDER DECISION

Money follows verified rate data

The current tool produces a complexity band and quotation-ready configuration. Monetary ranges will only be enabled after Jinfengtu approves a real internal rate matrix and update process.

SEND YOUR PROJECT

Prepare a pre-quote review.

For a factory review, send the product, quantity per style, destination market, required delivery date and your tech pack or reference photos. If the specification is not complete, check the main cost drivers first.

Customer files, prices and product details stay private.

BEFORE YOU SEND AN RFQ

Questions business buyers ask.

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

FACTORY REVIEW

Send one reviewable factory brief.

Include the product, quantity per style, destination market, required delivery date and your tech pack, sample or reference photos.