A good sourcing brief helps us understand what your shop needs before products and suppliers are compared. You do not need a finished specification to start. A few clear details can make the first conversation more useful.
1. Tell us where and how you sell
Share your country and whether you operate a retail shop, wholesale business or online store. Describe the people who buy from you and the problem the product should solve. The same product can be suitable for one shop and less useful for another.
2. Add a reference that shows the important detail
A product link, photograph, drawing or Husan product reference is a helpful starting point. Explain what matters in the reference: its function, material, shape, finish or packaging. Let us know whether you need that exact item or are open to alternatives.
3. Separate requirements from preferences
List essential dimensions, materials, colours and functions. Keep optional preferences separate. If you have safety, labelling or testing requirements for your market, include them in the brief so the scope can be discussed before an order is agreed.
4. Share quantities and a target buying price
Give approximate quantities for each item and variant. If you are testing a new range, say so. Minimum quantities and sample availability depend on the product and supplier; they are confirmed in the quotation.
5. Include the delivery destination
Share the destination city, country and any timing needs. Packing, shipment size and the requested delivery service affect the logistics discussion. Ask for the included services and exclusions to be stated clearly.
What to send Husan
- Your country, business type and customer profile
- A product reference, photo, link or drawing
- Essential specifications and preferred variants
- Approximate quantities and target buying price
- Destination and any sample, audit or evaluation needs
We sell the products in our current collection and also accept requests for products beyond it. Send your sourcing brief to start a conversation.