1. Start with a clear reference
Share photos, sketches or examples that show the general character, proportions and visual direction you want. A reference is a starting point for discussion, not an automatic guarantee that every detail can be reproduced.
2. Define the intended size and use
Give an approximate target size and explain the intended use or buyer scenario. This helps the supplier understand whether the project is a mini gift item, a larger toy direction or part of a broader collection.
3. Provide color and style requirements
If you have a brand palette or seasonal color direction, include it in the brief. You can also specify whether the visual style should feel playful, minimal, pastel, festive or gift-focused.
4. Include an estimated quantity
An approximate quantity helps the supplier understand the sourcing scenario. Final MOQ and commercial terms should be confirmed directly for the project rather than assumed from a generic website number.
5. Mention packaging and presentation
Tell the supplier whether you are thinking about individual packaging, gift presentation, labels or other retail requirements. Detailed feasibility and terms can then be reviewed in the trade conversation.
6. Continue through the preferred trade channel
For BEAUTY&TIMES, Alibaba International Station is the preferred trade conversion path, with WhatsApp and email available for direct communication.