
Product Catalog
Request the hardware product catalog entry point for bag hardware, garment accessories and sourcing review.
CRM form type: catalog_downloadRequest accessSend product interest, quantity, material, finish, logo, mold and testing requirements, plus any drawings, and our team will respond with a quotation.

A complete RFQ is easier to quote when product, use case, material, finish and testing context are included.
Use buyer documents to prepare RFQ data before submitting the form.

Request the hardware product catalog entry point for bag hardware, garment accessories and sourcing review.
CRM form type: catalog_downloadRequest access
Catalog request for buckles, rings, hooks, eyelets, cord locks and custom trims used in bag projects.
CRM form type: catalog_downloadRequest access
Request finish option notes for plated, painted, antique, gunmetal and logo hardware directions.
CRM form type: catalog_downloadRequest accessMOQ depends on product type, material, finish, mold requirement, packaging and order plan. Please confirm through RFQ.
Yes. Samples are made before bulk production; the actual timing is confirmed after technical review.
Testing can be arranged upon request. Compliance documents depend on material, finish and order requirements.
Yes. RFQ, sample and custom project forms include file upload fields for drawings and references.
Inspection scope, documentation and communication practices we follow on hardware orders — confirmed against your requirements at RFQ stage.
Packing, labels, samples, forwarder and communication support.
We prepare the export documents, book with your nominated forwarder or ours, and send photos of the packed cartons before they leave. Freight cost and transit time come from the forwarder quote for your shipment, not from a published table.
Testing scope is reviewed before confirmation.
We do not run our own test lab. Salt spray, tensile, nickel release, lead content and REACH/RoHS checks go to third-party labs and are quoted per project, and you get the report issued for your order rather than a generic sample report.
MOQ, samples, tooling, logo, finish, testing, packaging and shipping.
The FAQ answers what buyers actually send us: minimum quantities, what moves lead time, how logos are applied, and what we can and cannot certify. Where the answer depends on your part, it says so and tells you what to send.