01
Product sourcing
Start with the category you need, or use a catalogue reference to describe the product mix.
- Product type and intended market
- Target quantity and budget range
- Size, colour and material preferences
A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO WHOLESALE
From an interesting product
to a well-defined enquiry.
Stocklot sourcing is about the details of the batch. Build a clear brief, ask the right questions and agree the next steps before committing.
Share your sourcing briefYour briefCategory · Quantity · Market
↓The lotCondition · Assortment · Packing
↓The next stepQuotation · Destination · Terms
THREE PARTS OF A CLEARER PROCESS
Build the conversation around your needs.
02
Lot review
Ask for the information needed to assess the actual batch rather than relying on a reference photo.
- Current photos and stock breakdown
- Condition, labels and packaging
- Sample or inspection options to confirm
03
Shipment planning
Bring your destination and packing requirements into the conversation before agreeing a purchase.
- Destination country and port
- Carton dimensions, count and weight
- Lead time and shipping responsibilities
PREPARE ONCE. ASK MORE CLEARLY.
What should be in your brief?
A few practical details make a sourcing enquiry easier to evaluate. You can send a general brief or choose specific stocklots first.
Read the enquiry guide01Product and target quantityInclude the mix, units and any acceptable alternatives.
02Destination and timingCountry, port if known, and your preferred timeframe.
03Requirements that matterMaterials, packing, labels, samples and inspection questions.
Let’s start with your market.
Share your products, target quantities and destination. Start with one focused enquiry.