Match capability to your product
Ask about the specific category and construction you need: down or padded fill, quilting, technical shells, trims, patterns and target volume. Review relevant samples or process evidence where available.
Understand the development offer
Clarify who owns design decisions, pattern and sample revisions, sourcing, testing coordination and production approvals. Define what information you need to provide and what deliverables the partner will provide.
Check commercial and operational fit
Confirm MOQ per style, color/size rules, quotation scope, payment terms, timing assumptions, capacity allocation, QC and shipment responsibilities. Compare written offers with the same assumptions.
Questions buyers ask
Does ODM mean the factory owns my design?
Terms can differ by contract. Specify design ownership, confidentiality, tooling/pattern ownership and permitted reuse in writing.
What MOQ should I expect?
MOQ varies by material, style, color and factory. YS Studio’s current starting point is 300 units per style; confirm project details directly.
Sources and further reading
External sources inform the technical explanations above. Standards and test requirements can vary by market; check current documents for your product.
This guide supports early product decisions. Confirm material data, applicable labeling rules and performance claims for the specific product and destination market.