A first sample order should be small, specific, and easy to compare against the buyer brief so the buyer can judge supplier communication and product quality.
Keep the first test focused
A first sample order is not only about seeing one nice product. It is a test of material clarity, sample handling, communication, packing, and how the supplier records details.
Choose a few styles that represent the range you want to build instead of ordering too many unrelated items.
What to judge after samples arrive
After receiving samples, review whether the product matches the agreed material, size, finish, stone, and packing notes. Keep photos and comments for each item.
- Material description and 925 stamp position
- Surface finish and polishing
- Stone setting and clasp or post strength
- Size, length, and comfort
- Packing condition after shipment
Buyer FAQ
How many samples should a buyer start with?
There is no fixed number. A focused set of representative styles is usually more useful than many random items.
Should sample notes be saved?
Yes. Sample notes become the reference for quotation, production, QC, and repeat orders.
Contact YOLI for 925 silver product checks, wholesale records, or Thailand production-route discussion.