China Streetwear Production Agent
Budget: $750 – $1,500 CAD
I run a Canadian streetwear label and need a trusted representative located in China who understands the entire apparel supply chain. Your core focus will be our streetwear line—mainly T-shirts, hoodies, flannel, longsleeves, zip up, jogging, jean, jorts and accessories such as hats and bags—and you’ll make sure every stage runs smoothly, from factory floor to Canadian warehouse.
Here’s what I rely on you to do:
• Price negotiation – secure competitive quotes while protecting fabric specs, print quality, and minimum-order requirements.
• Production supervision – monitor sampling, bulk runs, and QC, sending me photo/video updates and detailed inspection reports.
• Shipping coordination – consolidate finished goods, manage export paperwork, and book freight so the goods reach Canada on schedule.
You should already speak the language of garment manufacturing: tech packs, GSM, screen-print vs. DTG, AQL levels, incoterms, MSDS—the usual. Existing factory relationships in the streetwear space are a big plus, but being able to evaluate new suppliers objectively is just as valuable.
I expect regular updates in clear English, prompt responses to time-sensitive issues, and transparent documentation of all negotiations and inspections. If you’re confident you can safeguard both our quality standards and our margins, let’s talk.
Here’s what I rely on you to do:
• Price negotiation – secure competitive quotes while protecting fabric specs, print quality, and minimum-order requirements.
• Production supervision – monitor sampling, bulk runs, and QC, sending me photo/video updates and detailed inspection reports.
• Shipping coordination – consolidate finished goods, manage export paperwork, and book freight so the goods reach Canada on schedule.
You should already speak the language of garment manufacturing: tech packs, GSM, screen-print vs. DTG, AQL levels, incoterms, MSDS—the usual. Existing factory relationships in the streetwear space are a big plus, but being able to evaluate new suppliers objectively is just as valuable.
I expect regular updates in clear English, prompt responses to time-sensitive issues, and transparent documentation of all negotiations and inspections. If you’re confident you can safeguard both our quality standards and our margins, let’s talk.