Order identity
Include a PO number, issue date, buyer and supplier contacts, style number, and product description.
ORDER CONFIRMATION
A custom activewear purchase order should clearly define the commercial and production requirements agreed between the brand and manufacturer before bulk production begins.
Include a PO number, issue date, buyer and supplier contacts, style number, and product description.
Reference the approved Tech Pack or pre-production sample version, fabric, trims, branding, labels, and packaging.
Confirm quantities, unit price, currency, payment terms, quality requirements, shipping terms, and delivery date.
Where applicable, the PO should also reference agreed measurement tolerances, carton assortments, barcode requirements, special testing, and any approved quantity or delivery variations.
Agree any permitted quantity variation in writing before production. Specify whether it applies to the total order, each style, each color, or each size/SKU, and whether the limit is expressed as a percentage or a number of pieces.
Permitted quantity variation does not change the agreed quality standard or authorize automatic billing for unordered units. The applicable limits and settlement method should be confirmed for the specific order.
A PO is different from a quotation: the quotation supports price evaluation, while the PO records the final order requirements for production. Where the order is governed by a separate contract or order confirmation, the PO should refer to that document and remain consistent with it.
The PO should match the latest approved product documents. If the Tech Pack, sample, packaging, pricing, or delivery requirements change after the PO is issued, the revision should be confirmed in writing before production continues.
At Call The STYLE, the PO can be reviewed together with the approved product specifications so that quantity, price, materials, branding, quality requirements, and delivery terms are aligned before bulk production.
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