LIFA client project · Hangzhou, China

Fashion accessories sourcing in Hangzhou.Supplier checks. Resale-rights review.

LIFA prepared an audited jewelry and sunglasses supplier base in Hangzhou: product images, certification records, resale-rights checks across 16 brands and confirmed contacts in one outreach package.

The buyer’s challenge

A suitable product is only the starting point.

Trademark-infringement risk and unconfirmed contact channels or resale authorization complicated supplier selection.

The buyer needed a supplier shortlist supported by product information, documented rights checks and contact channels that could be used for follow-up.

The buyer
A fashion-accessories buying program requiring Hangzhou-area suppliers.
The product scope
Jewelry and sunglasses.
What LIFA prepared

Products, permissions and people to contact.

  • A supplier reference file

    We compiled a Hangzhou supplier file with product images and certification records, bringing the available product and supplier material together.

  • A review across 16 brands

    We audited resale rights for 16 brands. The review addressed the authorization questions behind the accessories shortlist.

  • Confirmed contact channels

    We prepared a contact directory with confirmed phone numbers so the approved supplier base could support outreach.

The buyer’s decisions

A shortlist approved.
A trademark audit signed off.

  • Supplier shortlist approved.
  • Trademark audit signed off.

The records behind the review

  • The Hangzhou fashion-accessories supplier spreadsheet is retained in the company project file.
  • Trademark audit records for 16 brands.

Buyer identity, supplier contacts and confidential commercial information are withheld from this public project record.

Project result

An audited supplier base, ready for outreach.

An audited supplier base and outreach package were prepared.

Brands covered by the resale-rights audit
16

What this project shows

For branded accessories, supplier capability and permission to resell are separate checks. Both informed this buyer’s approved outreach package. Organizing the product references, records and contacts together gave the buyer a clearer starting point for the next supplier conversation.

For your next buying brief

Make each supplier conversation specific.

Connect the product you want to the supplier offering it, the supporting documents and where you intend to sell it. This helps separate an attractive catalog entry from an actionable buying brief.

For trademark research, consult WIPO’s Global Brand Database and the relevant national or regional registers. Supplier authorization and its scope still need to be established for the proposed goods and sales plan.

Product and variant
Jewelry or sunglasses references, materials, dimensions, finishes, packaging, intended quantity and sample requirements.
Supplier identity
Company name, contact details, location, product links and the relationship between the seller and the manufacturer.
Brand and documents
Brand or private-label requirements, available authorization and certification records, the products they identify and questions requiring follow-up.
Market and buying plan
Destination, sales channel, target date and budget. Identify the approvals you need before selecting a supplier or placing an order.

Choose the support your supplier decision needs.

Explore sourcing support for private-label brands when developing a range under your own brand.

Before selecting accessories suppliers

Supplier-review questions, answered.

What did the Hangzhou accessories project include?

The project covered jewelry and sunglasses. LIFA compiled a Hangzhou supplier file with product images and certification records, audited resale rights for 16 brands, and prepared a directory with confirmed phone numbers. The completed deliverable was an audited supplier base and outreach package.

Does 16 brands mean 16 approved suppliers?

No. Sixteen is the number of brands covered by the resale-rights audit. The project record does not give a supplier count or say that every supplier was authorized for every brand, product or market.

What should a resale-rights review clarify?

Identify the brand and exact products, the supplier offering them, the available authorization documents and the intended sales market and channel. Check the scope of the documents before relying on them. A trademark search is a research input; it does not by itself establish that a supplier has permission to sell the goods.

What was completed and approved?

An audited supplier base and outreach package were prepared. The supplier shortlist was approved and the trademark audit was signed off. This project documents supplier-selection preparation; it does not report a completed purchase order, shipment or sales result.

Can LIFA review suppliers I already know?

Yes. Share the supplier details, product references, brand or private-label requirements, available documents and intended market. Support can focus on supplier verification, document follow-up, samples or sourcing coordination. You retain supplier choice and approve the scope and costs.

How are supplier-review and sourcing fees agreed?

When LIFA finds the supplier, sourcing costs are included in the product quote without an added standard 5% commission. For a customer-provided supplier, the standard service commission is 5% unless agreed otherwise in writing. Verification, samples, testing, inspection and other work follow the written scope and quotation.

Review service packages and fees or the sourcing process and buyer approvals.

Start with your product range

Turn your accessories brief into a sourcing plan.

Send your product references, quantity, intended market and target date. Include your brand requirements, existing supplier details and available documents, and tell us which checks or sourcing tasks you need.

We review the brief, clarify missing information and propose a scope for your approval before work proceeds.

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