Use the SKU shown on the product card or product-detail page. Include the preferred color and estimated quantity for each SKU.
Wholesale Rhinestone Trim Questions & Answers
Search practical guidance about products, MOQ, samples, custom work, quality and shipping.
Products & selection
Choosing and comparing catalog references.
Yes. List each SKU, color and quantity separately so the team can review one consolidated wholesale inquiry.
Share the final product, placement, receiving fabric and visual direction. Those details help narrow the most relevant references.
Yes. Select each pictured color or variation you want on the product page. Review the selected options in the inquiry form and specify the quantity needed for each one in your project details.
Lighting, photography and display settings can change how a finish appears. Use the named reference to identify your choice, then assess a physical sample when color matching is important.
Check the product specifications and individual variation details. Some references have different widths or no recorded measurement; ask for the finished width of your exact option before approval.
Not necessarily. Certain models share a reference image but differ in metal finish, size or length. Read the complete option name and reference code rather than selecting from the photograph alone.
Send both SKUs and describe the difference that matters: motif spacing, width, weight, flexibility or finish. Compare physical references on the intended garment when those details affect your choice.
Your shortlist and chosen options remain in this browser tab while you browse or refresh. They are stored for the tab session, not as a permanent customer account or placed order.
Attach a clear reference or describe the motif, material direction and intended use. An unlisted style needs a feasibility review; the request does not confirm availability or a matching product.
MOQ & quotations
How minimums and commercial review work.
The standard minimum for continuous trims is 50 yards per style and color. References supplied as complete embellishments use pieces instead; check the unit and minimum on the specific product page.
The final quotation depends on the reviewed product construction, color, finish, quantity, packing and destination.
Orders above the standard minimum can be reviewed for volume or project-specific quotation. Final terms are provided after the complete request is reviewed.
Treat each style and color as a separate minimum unless the written quotation explicitly confirms a mixed-color arrangement. Selecting several colors on the website does not waive the minimum for each one.
Provide the SKU, full option names, quantity and unit for each option, destination and target date. Include any required changes, packing instructions and reference artwork.
No. Sending the form requests a review and quotation. Confirm availability, specifications and commercial terms in writing before treating a request as an accepted order.
Check the quotation for the shipping charge and delivery terms. Do not assume a product price includes freight, duties, taxes or destination handling unless these are expressly itemized.
Ask the team to state the currency on the quotation and invoice. The website does not offer an online price or currency conversion that fixes the amount payable.
Use the validity date written on the quotation. If your quantity, finish or schedule changes, or the stated period has passed, request confirmation before arranging payment.
Reply with the quotation reference and a clear list of changed options or quantities. Identify which lines remain unchanged so the revision can be checked against the previous request.
Samples & approval
Using a physical reference before bulk.
Request a sample of your chosen SKU and finish. Availability, cost and preparation time are confirmed for the specific request.
Review the physical color, finish, width, motif repeat, flexibility, weight and suitability for the receiving product.
The approved reference should be connected to the confirmed written specification and commercial details before bulk production.
Sample charges and courier costs are confirmed for your selected reference. Do not assume a sample is free or that its cost will be credited to a later order unless this is agreed in writing.
Timing depends on whether you need an available reference or a newly developed construction. Request a preparation estimate for the exact option and allow separately for courier transit.
List every color or variation and the sample quantity needed for each. The team will confirm which references can be prepared together and the associated charges.
Yes. Evaluate the intended attachment method on the actual receiving fabric or accessory. Check drape, comfort and the effect of the trim on seams or stretch before approving bulk use.
Provide marked photographs, measurements and a written explanation of each required change. Identify the sample version and request confirmation of the revised specification before another approval.
Keep a labeled physical sample and record its SKU, variation, dimensions and approval date. Note any agreed tolerances or exceptions so the reference can be matched to the bulk order.
No. Visual approval and care-performance testing are different checks. Specify the intended care process and evaluate the applied trim under those conditions before setting garment care instructions.
Custom development
Starting from artwork, references or modifications.
Send artwork, a sketch or a clear reference with dimensions, application, material direction and quantity. The team reviews feasibility before confirming development.
You can reference an existing SKU and describe the requested changes. Feasibility is reviewed before sampling or quotation.
Identify target dimensions, critical colors, placement, receiving material, quantity per color, destination and required date.
The inquiry form accepts AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG, JPG, WEBP, PSD, TIF, TIFF and ZIP files up to 70 MB. Include a readable preview when a specialist design file needs additional software.
A clear sketch can communicate the initial idea. Add measurements, repeat direction and notes about materials or placement so the team can identify what still needs to be specified.
Provide a physical reference or an identified color standard and explain the viewing conditions that matter. Matching feasibility and acceptable differences must be reviewed for the chosen material and finish.
Show one complete motif, its overall width, the gap between repeats and the direction along the trim. Indicate corners, transitions or areas where the repeat must meet a seam.
Yes. Describe sewing, hand attachment or another proposed method and identify the receiving material. Attachment requirements influence the backing, connectors and construction that should be reviewed.
Ask the quotation to separate sampling, development, tooling and bulk-production charges where applicable. No fixed tooling allowance or free-development promise is made by the inquiry form.
Only submit artwork you own or have permission to use. Identify any usage restrictions in your brief; a development inquiry does not establish rights to another company's design or trademark.
Production & quality
Keeping the approved reference connected to the order.
Define the critical visual, dimensional and construction details that your team must approve. Product-specific requirements should be written into the confirmed specification.
Application conditions vary. Buyers should review the physical sample against the intended fabric and production method before bulk use.
Keep revisions in writing and make sure the current product, color, dimensions, quantity and sample reference are clearly identified.
Record finished width, motif or drop length, repeat spacing and supply length where relevant. Use a stated measurement method and agree any tolerances instead of estimating from a product photo.
Describe the expected handling and end use, then agree a suitable inspection or test on the selected construction. A photograph cannot establish attachment strength or resistance to repeated wear.
State the destination market, required standard and exact product or batch. Ask for applicable evidence before approval; catalog wording alone should not be treated as a test report or certification.
No universal care claim applies across different stones, beads, coatings and connectors. Assess the selected trim on the finished item using the proposed care process before approving its care label.
Identify the approved physical reference, lighting conditions and acceptable variation. Ask how differences between components or production batches will be reviewed for your order.
Include the required views and checkpoints in the order brief, such as the repeat, reverse side, ruler view or packed rolls. Confirm the inspection arrangement in writing before production.
Send the order reference, affected SKU and variation, quantity involved, clear photographs and measurements. Keep the packaging and affected material available while the team reviews the issue.
Shipping & inquiry process
Preparing destination and order information.
Include the delivery country and the date your team is planning around. Project-specific delivery information can be clarified during review.
No. TeeblingTrims.com is a B2B inquiry website, not an ecommerce checkout. Commercial details are provided through the reviewed quotation process.
Choose catalog products or prepare a custom brief, then submit the inquiry form with quantities, application, destination and required date.
TeeblingTrims.com is a satellite catalog. Its inquiry forms send the request through the server to Teebling.com's central inquiry service for the Teebling team to review.
Wait for the on-screen receipt confirmation and retain the reference if one is supplied. If delivery cannot be confirmed, contact support@teebling.com before sending the same request again.
Check the file format and size before submitting. If the inquiry arrives without the artwork, the form will tell you to email the file to support@teebling.com with your inquiry reference.
Include your proposed forwarder and receiving instructions in the brief. Ask the team to confirm the handover point, packing requirements and responsibility for each part of the shipment.
No. Production or preparation happens before dispatch; carrier transit starts afterward. Request separate estimates and explain your required arrival date when planning the order.
Responsibility depends on the delivery terms agreed in the quotation. Check the destination's requirements with your import adviser or carrier and have the applicable charges clarified before ordering.
Describe the labeling, roll lengths or cut lengths needed for each SKU and option. Packing changes should be included in the quotation so supplied quantities and handling requirements remain clear.
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