Waistdear is a wholesale shapewear brand within the Hexin group, serving business buyers. This resource helps you prepare a sourcing request, compare purchasing options and identify the details to confirm before placing an order.
Start with the product and the work required. Buying an existing style, adding a logo and developing a new garment involve different decisions. A quantity or schedule quoted for one route should not be assumed to apply to another.
Choose a purchasing route
Existing product selection
Use a product link or SKU to identify the style, then list the quantities by colour and size. Check current availability, the relevant size information and the order terms for that selection. Browse the shapewear collection and review the wholesale service page.
Branding an existing garment
If you want a logo, label, hangtag or packaging change, identify the garment and the exact change. Ask whether the proposed application suits the garment, what artwork is needed, and how the sample or mock-up will be approved. Garment quantity and the quantity required to produce labels or packaging are separate questions. See the logo service page for the available enquiry route.
New product development
For a change to fabric, fit or construction, provide a design brief, reference images, a size specification and any available sample. Waistdear's OEM/ODM services page describes OEM as private-label work using catalog products and ODM as product development based on buyer ideas or samples. Explain the actual work rather than relying only on labels; feasibility of an individual request needs review.
Prepare your enquiry
- Product: product link, SKU, reference image or design brief.
- Quantity: quantities by style, colour and size; separate sample and bulk requirements.
- Changes: logo, label, packaging or garment changes, with relevant reference files.
- Destination: country and postal code when requesting a shipping estimate.
- Timing: your preferred arrival date, noting whether it is a firm deadline.
- Contact: business name, contact person and a usable reply address.
Start with the information you have. Mark unknown items as questions so the team can help clarify the next step.
Check samples and sizing before scaling up
Review the measurements and instructions for the selected product rather than assuming that the same size label means the same fit across every style. When assessing a sample, record fit, movement, seams, closures, fabric feel and the placement of any branding. Keep a written record of approved changes so that a subsequent order can refer to the same specification.
The size information page is a starting point. Ask which measurements apply to the exact product you are considering.
Compare the full order scope
Compare more than the garment unit price. Ask which sample, artwork, label, packaging and shipping costs are included. If a supplier quotes a minimum quantity, clarify whether it applies to the whole order, each style, each colour, each size or a separately produced packaging item.
Separate stock preparation, any branding or production work, dispatch and transport when discussing timing. Review the shipping information, payment methods and return policy, then resolve any difference between the relevant policy and the proposed order terms before committing.
Send a focused sourcing request
Send your product references, quantity breakdown, destination and any branding requirements through Contact Waistdear. Explain whether you are exploring an existing product or asking about development work. This gives the team a clearer basis for discussing the request.