Build the glove, packing and brand as one RFQ.
Specify the product construction together with logo placement, inner packing, labels and outer-carton requirements so the complete program can be quoted consistently.
Build one approved specification from glove to outer pack.
A strong OEM program keeps product construction, brand artwork and packing instructions in the same approval trail. Every visible detail should connect back to the quotation and approved sample.
Configure the glove
Liner, gauge, coating, finish, coverage, size mix and color direction.
Apply the brand system
Logo position, print color, paper card, wash label and barcode artwork.
Control the pack
Individual or multi-pair bags, inner quantity, carton or woven bag and shipping marks.
Verify documents for the exact SKU—not as decoration.
Until a current document is available for the quoted construction, the website does not display a certificate claim.
Name the market and requirement.
State the destination country, intended application and any standard or labeling rule in the RFQ.
Match the document to the construction.
Confirm that the model, liner, coating and coverage in the document match the product being quoted.
Review validity before the order.
Check issuer, report scope and date alongside the approved sample and written specification.
From glove selection to an approved private-label pack.
Choose the glove style
Start with a FENGAN SKU, a product photo or a physical sample.
Confirm the construction
Lock size mix, liner, coating, finish, coverage, target pair weight and destination market.
Approve artwork
Confirm logo placement, paper card, OPP bag, wash label, barcode and carton artwork.
Confirm packing and shipment
Agree pairs per inner pack, outer-pack count, carton or woven bag and shipment marks.
Keep every packaging decision visible in the quotation.
Available options include multi-pair OPP inner packs, individual OPP bags, paper cards, wash labels, back-of-hand logo printing, compressed packs, woven bags and cartons.
Ask for what changes the order.
A concise buyer brief is more useful than a generic price request.
Product / sample
SKU, photo or physical sample.
Quantity / size mix
Pairs by size and delivery requirement.
Branding / packing
Logo, card, bag, label, carton and barcode.
Market / standard
Destination market and required documentation.