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Share your brief
Tell us the use, reference style, quantity, budget direction and target delivery window.
ULOVEBAGS / OEM & ODM BACKPACKS
Move from an initial reference to a sample and a manufacturing brief that everyone can follow. The important step is recording decisions clearly before they affect purchasing, assembly or packing.

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Tell us the use, reference style, quantity, budget direction and target delivery window.
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Review fabric, dimensions, compartments, logo artwork, accessories and packing together.
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Check the physical sample and record revisions before approving the production reference.
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Bulk production follows the approved details, with checks during manufacturing and before shipment preparation.
A reference image, a physical sample, a drawing or an original concept can start the discussion. Share the intended use, approximate size, key functions, estimated quantity and delivery country.
If your specification is incomplete, we identify the decisions that need confirmation before sampling. A useful brief also tells us which functions are essential and where there is room to adjust cost.

Review the physical sample for size, structure, hand feel, carrying details, compartments, logo effect and workmanship. Record requested changes clearly so the approved version becomes one consistent production reference.

| Area | What we review |
|---|---|
| Materials | Fabric type, lining, padding, coating and availability. |
| Structure | Panels, pockets, sewing complexity and reinforcement. |
| Branding | Print area, embroidery detail, patches and custom components. |
| Quantity | Total units and the split by style and color. |
| Packing | Labels, individual packing, inserts and carton assortment. |

Once sample approval and order details are complete, materials and operations are organized for production. Quality checks follow the confirmed specification; packing and outbound information are verified before shipment preparation.

The confirmed manufacturing schedule takes account of material readiness, order variations, inspection and packing. Transit time depends on destination, shipping method and the logistics arrangement. Include your required arrival date in the initial brief.
| Decision | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Brief to development | Reference images, intended use, dimensions, quantity and essential functions. |
| Development to approval | Sample photographs or physical sample, material details and a consolidated change list. |
| Approval to production | Approved sample, final specification, branding reference and order breakdown. |
| Production to packing | Inspection requirements, SKU allocation, label information and carton instructions. |

A request to alter a pocket, fabric, logo or component can affect other parts of the backpack. Record the change, review its effect on cost and schedule, then confirm the revised reference before proceeding. This keeps sampling, purchasing and production aligned.

BEFORE SHIPMENT
Agree inspection requirements, packing quantities, labels and carton marks before the order reaches its final stage. Share the destination and shipping arrangements early enough to coordinate the handover.

ORDER PLANNING
Reference terms from our existing backpack range. Confirm the style and color breakdown, sample arrangement and final schedule in your quotation.

Production and transit time are separate. Sample fees, revisions, special materials and any additional testing are confirmed for the project.
BUYER QUESTIONS
The schedule is confirmed after the construction, materials, branding and order details are reviewed. Special sourcing, sample revisions and additional inspection can affect timing. Shipping time is separate from production time.
Yes. We can review changes to fabric, dimensions, compartments, carrying details, colors, logo application and packing. Structural changes may require new patterns and a revised sample.
LET’S MAKE IT YOURS
Send a style reference, estimated units and the details you want to change. Add your delivery country and timing so we can review the next step.