Lingerie Packaging Options: A Quote and Sample Checklist

Ask for a photograph of the exact neutral packing offered with the selected model. Record the bag or wrap type, dimensions, closure, garment folding method and any existing labels. Keep the quote number beside the photograph so a reference image cannot be mistaken for an approved specification.

Confirm whether that packing is included in the goods price. Inclusion for one order should not be generalized to every product, channel or destination. If the buyer needs different packing, price the difference explicitly rather than assuming a free substitution.

Use this request table to obtain options the supplier can actually provide. Leave unconfirmed costs and minimums open. A component minimum may differ from the garment minimum, and excess components need an agreed ownership and storage arrangement.

Approve packing around a physical garment, especially for shaped cups. Check that folding and compression do not alter the approved appearance. Confirm the number of pieces per inner pack and carton, and request measured carton dimensions and gross weight.

A larger box may change chargeable shipping volume and warehouse handling. Compare the total delivered configuration, not only the bag or box unit price. Do not promise a retail-price increase or better conversion merely because packaging is branded.

The artwork approval should identify file version, colours, size, placement, required product information and reviewer. Destination and marketplace requirements need their own current check; a generic branded sample is not evidence of platform readiness.

Request a written scope for stock branding, material or colour changes and original design. LXSC original-design custom production starts from 10,000 pieces; labels and packaging have separately confirmed terms. Order only after the goods quote and packaging approval describe the same version.