Give the Core Range and Upgrade Range Distinct Identities
Choose a core collection for repeat purchasing and define the specific differences in upgraded lines. A change may involve function, dimensions, finish or included accessories. Keep those differences in the product record so the sales description and quotation identify the actual version.
Product-Range Records for Vietnam Wholesale Buyers| Range element | Record for sampling and repeat orders |
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| Core product | Model, configuration, finish and approved specification |
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| Upgrade version | The exact functional, dimensional or package change |
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| Coordinated kitchen pair | Sink, mixer and drainage/accessory references |
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| Bathroom combination | Shower, basin mixer, toilet and vanity selections |
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| Private label pack | Artwork version, instructions, labels and pack contents |
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Review the Product and Packaging as One Sample Set
Include the logo, box, instructions and required label language in the sample brief. Keep the artwork linked to the supplied configuration. Where several products share a packaging style, preserve a clear model reference and component description for each item.
Sample evaluation quantities and commercial-order quantities should remain separate. This allows the product and presentation to be approved before the opening stock order is organized.
Pair Kitchen Products Without Combining Their Identities
Review sink layout, cabinet space, tap mounting and reach as a coordinated kitchen package. Keep the sink, mixer, drain and accessories as identifiable components, with their own specification and quantity basis. The same approach can connect bathroom products in a project schedule.
Use Revision Records for Replenishment
Keep the approved specification and packing version with each reorder reference. When an accessory or finish changes, identify the revised item rather than using the old SKU description unchanged. Include the new quantities, destination and required shipment window in the next enquiry.
