A saddle pad request for quotation (RFQ) should identify the product, quantity per style and color, finished measurements, materials, branding, packing, destination and target delivery date. A clear brief lets you compare suppliers on the same specification and identify missing costs before sample approval.
What should a saddle pad RFQ include?
- Product link, reference photo or drawing and intended riding style.
- Quantity for each style, size and color.
- Finished dimensions, units and requested measurement tolerance.
- Top fabric, lining, cushioning, trim and material composition requirements.
- Logo artwork, position, label and hang-tag details.
- Retail packaging, barcodes and carton marks.
- Destination country, delivery location and preferred shipping terms.
- Target delivery date, sample requirements and inspection requirements.
What should the supplier confirm?
| Quotation detail | What to check |
|---|---|
| MOQ | Whether it applies per style, color or complete order. |
| Unit price | Currency, quantity basis, included branding and packaging. |
| Sample | Cost, shipping charge, proposed timing and approval procedure. |
| Bulk timing | Start conditions, production duration and dispatch estimate. |
| Specification | Materials, dimensions, tolerance and approved reference sample. |
| Packing | Pieces per carton, dimensions and gross weight. |
Copy this enquiry outline
Product reference:
Quantity per style/color:
Size and materials:
Logo and label requirements:
Retail packaging:
Destination:
Target delivery date:
Sample and inspection requirements:
Browse the product catalog or send your completed brief to Cornovo Saddlery.
Sample, quality and packing approval
Before requesting a sample
Send the product reference, target dimensions and measuring method, material requirements, quantity by variant and destination. Ask which sample options are available, what the sample and courier charges cover, and when the sample can be dispatched. Record requested changes separately from the existing product reference.
Approve a repeatable specification
Keep an approved sample and a dated specification together. Check dimensions, construction, edge finishing, lining coverage, stitching, attachment placement and any hardware relevant to the selected model. Agree tolerances and any required test methods with the supplier; photographs alone do not establish performance or certification.
Packaging and barcode brief
Confirm individual packing, labels, barcode type and artwork, units per carton, carton dimensions and gross weight. Review label placement and readability on a sample pack. Destination or marketplace requirements should be supplied with the brief and confirmed before printing.
Timing and cost comparison
Ask when the production lead time starts, which approvals or payments it depends on, and what is included in the shipping quotation. Separate production time from transport time. Compare quotations using the same specification, quantity and included charges; confirm applicable import charges separately.
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