Shein: Perspective of a Supplier
Shein Supplier
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Shein: Perspective of a Supplier(September 7, 2023)
Shein Supplier
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It's actually five new products? It might be like one pair of jeans with 100 different washes and one top with 50 washes.
After they receive all these samples, they select from them. For instance, if I send 100 different samples, they might select 50 or 70 of them and place an order. That can also simplify my job. Because Shein requires low prices. To achieve these low prices, I should use the same thread colors on the garments. If I put all of them on the sewing line, they are stitched together. For example, for 50 selected garments, I might get an order of around 15,000 units. And if you start to sew all of them together on the same line, your sewing price will be significantly reduced. That also helps me. If it's the same color and the same zipper and same thread. After we sew all these garments, we separate them before sending them to the laundry site.
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They'll say, "I really like this pair of jeans that you sent me on WhatsApp. I'll upload this to the system." And then you'll get a message from the system saying, "Send me a sample." What's the next stage?
After uploading the garment onto the system, they also notify us that this particular garment, with the sample code, has been added. You can find it under this name and our measurement chart in the system. We request a second fit sample with our own measurements and ask us to send it to them within three days or whenever they want. The system doesn't notify us after they upload, so they inform us via WhatsApp.
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