Planning your first bulk collection?
Start with a focused range, clear size ratios and your target retail price. Check the 1,000-piece-per-colour MOQ before committing to artwork or launch dates.
Built around the buyer’s brief
A sourcing plan you can review before you commit.
You need the right product, a clear cost, an approved sample and visibility through production. RAEM International coordinates Bangladesh sourcing around those decisions.
Growing a retail or online range?
Bring your sales feedback, best-selling fits and seasonal calendar. We can assess a coordinated material, colour and sampling brief.
Buying for wholesale or multiple stores?
Share your forecast, size packs, packing matrix and inspection manual so the factory route and production milestones can be assessed.
Your questions. Our sourcing services.
Agree the scope and deliverables for your order. Each service should give you information or an approval decision you can act on.
Can you find a factory for my product and order size?
Factory matching & capability review
What you receive
A proposed factory route, product capabilities, MOQ assumptions and relevant evidence to review.
What will the complete order actually cost?
Quotation & cost coordination
What you receive
A quote covering agreed fabric/GSM, artwork, trims, labels, packing, quantities, delivery terms and separately charged items.
How do I split colours and sizes without over-ordering?
MOQ & assortment planning
What you receive
A style/colour/size breakdown for feasibility review. Starting apparel MOQ: 1,000 pieces per colour.
Will the fit, colour and decoration match my brief?
Sampling & approval coordination
What you receive
Fit comments, measurement checks, colour submissions, print strike-offs or embroidery trials, followed by agreed pre-production approval.
Can you develop puff print, chenille, sequin or AOP?
Artwork & embellishment development
What you receive
Agreed artwork version, repeat or placement dimensions, colours, construction details and a physical submission for review.
How will I know where my order stands?
Production planning & follow-up
What you receive
A milestone calendar and agreed progress updates for material approval, cutting, sewing, finishing and inspection.
How will you spot defects before shipment?
Quality control coordination
What you receive
Buyer-agreed tolerances and inspection plan, documented findings and a record of agreed corrective action before dispatch.
What tests and labels does my market require?
Testing, labelling & evidence coordination
What you receive
A product-specific testing scope, agreed lab arrangements and applicable reports; fibre, care, origin and tracking details as needed.
Can you use my labels, barcode and retail packing?
Private-label & packaging coordination
What you receive
Approval of label artwork, barcode data, folding, size packs, carton assortment and carton marks before packing.
When will the order ship, and what if something changes?
Shipment planning & risk communication
What you receive
Agreed shipment terms, production milestones, document requirements and timely discussion of delays or specification changes.
Will my designs and approvals stay under control?
Design confidentiality & version control
What you receive
A named set of approved artwork and specification references; agree confidentiality terms and image-sharing permission before development.
Can I repeat a successful style consistently?
Repeat-order & issue follow-up
What you receive
Approved sample, measurement, colour and artwork references for the next brief, with documented changes and issue resolution.
Explore design and finishing options for your brief →
Bring these details to your first conversation.
Selected styles · target customer and market · tech pack or reference · fabric composition/GSM · artwork and finish · size chart · quantity per style/colour/size · target price and delivery date · testing and packing requirements.
We confirm the sourcing route, sampling scope and quotation assumptions after reviewing your brief. Final commercial terms are agreed in writing for each order.