Select a direction
Choose catalog SKUs or describe the custom trim you need.
A practical buying path for catalog trims and custom development—with specifications reviewed before any bulk order moves forward.
Both paths lead to a reviewed B2B inquiry. The difference is what you already know at the beginning.
Record each SKU, preferred color and estimated quantity. You can combine several products in one consolidated inquiry.
Each stage resolves a different buying decision before production and shipment.
Choose catalog SKUs or describe the custom trim you need.
Include colors, quantities, application, destination and required date.
The wholesale team reviews the request and identifies details that need confirmation.
Assess color, scale, construction and suitability before bulk approval.
Align the approved reference, quotation and commercial details.
Bulk production follows the confirmed specification, with shipping arranged for the destination.

Photography is useful for selecting a direction. A physical sample allows your team to evaluate how the trim actually looks, moves and works with the intended product.
A useful wholesale quotation connects the commercial offer to a specific buying brief. Review the product details and order assumptions together.
The standard minimum is 50 yards for each product style and color. Select a range to see how the inquiry will be reviewed.
Bulk work should begin from one aligned reference—not scattered messages or assumptions.

Provide the receiving country and relevant delivery information during the inquiry. Shipping options and commercial details can then be reviewed against the actual order.
Short answers to the questions buyers most often have about the non-ecommerce ordering workflow.
Yes. List each SKU, color and quantity separately so the wholesale team can prepare one organized review.
No. This website is an inquiry catalog, not an ecommerce checkout. Commercial and payment details are provided only through the reviewed wholesale process.
Request a sample when your team needs to confirm color, scale, construction, flexibility or suitability for the receiving fabric before bulk approval.
Use the custom-trims page to organize the starting direction, then include artwork, dimensions, application and quantity in your inquiry.
The reviewed product specification, materials, finish, color, quantity, packing and delivery destination all contribute to the final quotation.
Include the products, colors, quantities, application, destination and required date your team is planning around.