Define one scope
Keep technical and commercial assumptions in the same RFQ.
MOQ, unit price and timing depend on the confirmed construction, components, printing, quantity, packing, evidence requirements, destination and delivery basis. Compare quotations only after these inputs match.
Keep technical and commercial assumptions in the same RFQ.
Distinguish sample, production and transit timing.
Check included components, documents and delivery basis.

A small change in fabric, dimensions, coating, liner, seam treatment, loops, printing or packing can change material use and production steps. Order quantity, destination, requested inspection and document scope also affect the offer. A product photo or short title rarely contains enough information for a final price.
Ask every supplier to quote against one dated specification or drawing revision. Record quantity, currency, Incoterm or delivery basis, destination, packing method, quote validity and which charges are included. This makes price differences explainable instead of merely visible.
| Field | Question to ask | Why it changes the comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity and forecast | What quantity is required now and what is the likely repeat demand? | MOQ, setup and material planning can vary |
| Specification revision | Which drawing and component schedule control the quote? | Prevents comparing different constructions |
| Sample route | Stock reference, modified sample or new prototype? | Cost and timing depend on sample scope |
| Printing and artwork | How many colors, faces, labels and approval steps? | Adds setup, material and review work |
| Inspection and documents | Which checks, reports or third-party services are required? | Some evidence is order- or product-specific |
| Packing and delivery basis | Bales, pallets or other packing; EXW, FOB, CIF or another term? | Defines which logistics costs and responsibilities are included |
Current MOQ, price, sample terms and lead time should be confirmed in writing for the specific enquiry; this page does not publish a universal promise.
A stock-like reference and a heavily customized design may not share the same minimum quantity. Separate each line item by size, construction, color, printing and liner. If several variants can share materials or artwork, ask whether they can be combined for production planning.
Do not assume a number shown on one catalog listing applies to all products. Treat it as a listing-level field until it is repeated in the current quotation.
Record the time needed to clarify the specification, prepare or modify a sample, approve artwork, schedule production, complete inspection, prepare documents and move the shipment. Transit time should be separated from production lead time. Start dates should be tied to a clear event such as deposit, material confirmation or final artwork approval.
When timing is critical, ask which items are on the critical path and what buyer approvals are required. A single “days” figure without a starting point and scope is not reliable planning data.
Compare fabric and component specification, tolerances, printing, liner arrangement, seam treatment, sample process, inspection records, packaging and document scope. A direct factory workflow can reduce hand-offs between requirement review and production, but the commercial advantage should be demonstrated in the written specification and quote.
Use the supplier verification guide to identify quotes that omit major components or change the payment identity.
MOQ is confirmed for the selected construction, size, materials, printing and quantity mix. Send the product link and required quantity for a current answer.
Ask whether a stock reference, modified sample or new prototype is appropriate. Confirm cost, shipping, what the sample represents and the approval record.
Production timing begins only after the quotation defines the starting event and the required approvals. Separate specification, sample, production, inspection and transit stages.
Check whether fabric, coating, liner, seam treatment, printing, testing, packing and delivery basis are identical. A lower total may exclude a required component or service.
Send a product link or drawing, contents, target fill, dimensions, construction, openings, loops, liner, printing, quantity, destination, delivery basis and required documents.
Send one dated specification, quantity, destination, delivery basis, printing and document requirements for a comparable factory quote.
Qingdao Relia Packaging Co., Ltd.
China manufacturer of FIBC bulk bags and woven polypropylene packing accessories for overseas business buyers.
Chongqing Road 229, Qingdao, Shandong, China
Phone: +86 18561762631
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 14042030971
Telegram: @GrayPower51