HomeWholesale
Wholesale procurement

A better B2B inquiry
starts with a better brief.

RAIRON uses product references, visible specifications and project context to begin a sourcing conversation. This route is designed for brands, retailers and online sellers—not an anonymous price list.

What to include

Give the project team the context that changes the answer.

A clear request lets the right product, material, packaging and sample questions surface early. The final scope is then confirmed in the approved specification and quotation.

Request product details
01 — Product directionShare a stable RAIRON product reference, a style image or a collection theme.
02 — Commercial contextTell us where you sell, your buying stage and any target launch window.
03 — Project requirementsOutline sample, packaging, quantity, material or documentation questions.
04 — Quotation-stage reviewConfirm the approved specification, commercial terms and next actions by project.
Catalog request

Start from a verified product reference.

For product discovery, provide your assortment direction, target market and the styles you want to evaluate. The project conversation can then begin with the relevant visuals and specifications.

Request product details
Sample discussion

Use a sample plan to reduce guesswork.

When an order needs hands-on evaluation, identify the product reference, key variants and review requirements. Sample availability and terms are confirmed for the specific project.

Discuss a sample plan
Custom development

Turn a reference into a structured brief.

For OEM or ODM work, separate the non-negotiable design elements from the options that are open to refinement. This gives CAD, sample and branding discussions a common starting point.

Start a custom brief