Samples process
Samples and Custom Sports Glove Development Process
A clear sample process helps brands control cost, timeline and product risk before committing to production.
Step-by-step workflow
| Step | Action | Buyer output |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Share product type, market, quantity and reference photos. | Initial project brief. |
| 2 | Confirm specification, MOQ, sample cost and estimated timeline. | Sample plan and quotation direction. |
| 3 | Make a standard custom sample in around 15 days. Selected proven or ready styles may be sampled in 3–7 days after key requirements are confirmed. | Physical sample for review. |
| 4 | Review fit, material, color, logo, stitching and function. | Revision notes or approval. |
| 5 | Approve pre-production sample and start production. | Confirmed bulk specification. |
| 6 | Complete production, inspection, packaging and delivery. | Bulk order ready for shipment. |

Checklist before requesting a sample
- Sport/use case and target customer.
- Quantity range and target country or market.
- Logo file and placement idea.
- Material, grip, padding, lining or protection requirements.
- Packaging format and barcode/label needs.
Sample To Bulk Workflow
A clear workflow for fast customization and stable delivery.
1. Choose base styleSelect a real product base or send a reference photo, sample or sketch.
2. Confirm customizationMark logo, material, colors, stitching, function details, size range and packaging.
3. Develop and review the sampleReview fit, grip, logo position, stitching, finish and packaging direction.
4. Approve bulk detailsConfirm quantity, size ratio, carton marks, packaging rules and inspection standard.
5. Produce and inspectControl material, cutting, stitching, logo, appearance, size and final packing.
6. Confirm production and shipment scheduleConfirm the production and delivery schedule according to style, order quantity, material readiness and final sample approval.
Visual Workflow
What happens after a buyer approves the sample?
The approved sample becomes a practical production checklist: material, color, size ratio, stitching, logo position, functional details, packaging and carton information. The goal is simple: keep the approved glove stable.



