For boutiques, retailers, importers, ecommerce sellers and fashion brands, a sample is a practical way to evaluate a product before committing to a larger Chikankari order.
Depending on your requirement, you may request an existing wholesale product sample, discuss a modified product, or begin a custom/private-label development sample. The exact sample availability, charges, shipping and timeline are confirmed against the specific product and destination.
Choose a product from the current catalogue and request availability for physical evaluation before considering a larger wholesale order.
Useful when an existing design needs agreed changes such as colour, length, sleeves, sizing, lining or another clearly defined specification.
For a new Chikankari product developed around your reference, sketch, fabric, measurements, embroidery direction or target market.
For buyers developing their own branded range where product specification and applicable labels, tags or packaging need feasibility review.
If you are requesting an existing product, send the product URL, SKU or clear catalogue reference. For development work, send your brief instead.
Useful information includes:
This helps distinguish a genuine sample requirement from a general catalogue enquiry.
Send the product reference or development brief, required size, destination and approximate future order quantity.
Product availability or development feasibility is reviewed. Any missing specification should be clarified before payment.
Applicable sample/product-development charges, shipping cost and expected dispatch timing are communicated for the actual request.
Review the sample against your requirements. If suitable, move to quotation, approved specification and bulk-order confirmation.
Use the sample to make a sourcing decision, not only to see whether the product photographs well.
For custom work, keep the approved sample and written measurements as a future production reference.
These points should be confirmed for the actual request. Do not assume that one sample policy applies identically to ready-stock, custom-development and private-label projects.
Send the product link or SKU, required size, destination country and approximate future bulk quantity. For custom development, send your reference or brief instead.
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Yes, subject to the product or development requirement being reviewed. Availability, charges, shipping and timing should be confirmed for the specific sample.
This should be confirmed for the specific transaction before payment. The page does not assume a universal refund or adjustment policy across all ready-stock, custom and private-label samples.
Sample cost depends on the actual product, development work and other requirements. Request the current charge for the product or brief you want evaluated rather than relying on a generic sample price.
Shipping inclusion should be confirmed before payment. Destination, courier method, parcel details and any applicable shipping charge can affect the total sample cost.
There is no single timeline for every sample. Ready product availability, custom development, embroidery, fabric availability, destination and buyer revisions can all affect timing. Ask for a project-specific dispatch or development estimate.
You can share your preferred colour and size. Final availability for an existing product, or feasibility for a custom requirement, should be confirmed before the sample is processed.
You can send sketches, reference images and specifications for feasibility review. Custom development depends on the fabric, silhouette, embroidery direction, measurements, quantity and other requirements in the brief.
Branding, labels, tags or packaging can be discussed where relevant to the project, but feasibility, cost and minimum requirements should be confirmed before development.
Review fabric, embroidery, measurements, fit, construction, finishing and whether the product suits your target customer and intended retail position. For custom work, keep the approved sample and specification as the production reference.
The next step is to confirm the bulk commercial order: final quantity, MOQ, price, payment terms, approved specification, production planning, QC, packing and shipping. Any changes after approval should be reviewed before production.
The approved sample should act as the production reference together with written specifications. Textile and embroidery production can contain natural variation, so relevant quality expectations and tolerances should be agreed before bulk production.
This page is designed for genuine B2B sourcing and product-evaluation requirements. When contacting the team, share your business type, target market and approximate future quantity so the request can be evaluated in the correct wholesale context.
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