Choosing Bare Goods or Individual Packaging
Review the packaging and price offered for each product. Options share color-size stock; branded packaging requires a separate discussion.
Follow the product options
When both bare goods and individual packaging are offered, choose the option that fits your selling process and check its price. Bare goods means the item has no individual retail packaging. Ask us to confirm the exact contents and packaging format when needed.
Packaging does not create extra stock
Both packaging options use the same inventory for each color and size. Switching packaging does not increase the available quantity; do not add the stock counts together.
Discuss branded packaging separately
Individual packaging does not automatically include your brand label, hang tag or custom bag. Share your artwork, quantities and requirements so the factory can confirm scope, pricing and timing. Check the packaging and unit price on each order line before submitting.