Request a programme brief
A short, specific brief gets a more useful answer than a generic enquiry. Here is what to include, and what happens after you send it.
What to include in a programme brief
Four blocks are usually enough to start. Anything not yet decided can be marked as open, and we will come back with options rather than assumptions.
Products and families
The item names, product families or live listing links you are working on, and whether the order mixes several families.
Market and channel
Destination country, and whether the goods are for retail shelves, e-commerce, distribution, industrial use or a promotional programme.
Specification and branding
Kit contents or parts list, piece count, case format, logo or artwork, label wording and the packing format you need.
Quantity and timing
Expected order quantity, whether a reference sample is required, and the delivery window you are working towards.
From your brief to a shipping plan
Every stage has a defined output, so specifications, quantities and packing are agreed before the order is packed.
Requirement Brief
Product, market, quantity, branding and destination.
Specification & Quote
Kit contents, packing and inspection points written down.
Sample Approval
A reference sample confirmed before production starts.
Kit Assembly
Tray layout, case and label content checked on the product.
Inspection & Packing
Tools, finishes, carton protection and final quantity.
Shipping Plan
Express, LCL or FCL compared against the packing list.
Related pages
Every navigation item has its own page. Browse the connected ranges and programmes, or send us an enquiry.
Send your programme brief
Use the form below or email us directly. Include as many of the points on this page as you can, and we will reply with the current item list, specification sheets and a comparable quotation.
- Specification-based quotation
- Sample before volume production
- Defined inspection points
- Order-specific packing plan