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Choose the clearest route for your manufacturing enquiry

A good first message helps the right product questions come into focus. Liberty Edge Industries is an apparel, sportswear, teamwear and accessories manufacturer based in Sialkot, Pakistan. Use Start a Project when you need to organise an idea or develop the specification, and Request a Quote when the order is defined enough for a commercial discussion. You can also explore the factory and company pages for background on the manufacturing conversation. This page explains what to include, how to prepare useful attachments and how to keep follow up questions connected to the same product, approval record and destination requirements.

Choose the route that matches your next decision

If the product concept is still open, describe the idea through Start a Project. That route is useful when fabric, fit, construction or branding needs development before a firm order scope can be discussed. If you already have a specification and a quantity plan, use Request a Quote and include the information needed to understand the commercial requirement. For a capability question, show the exact product feature or material combination you want reviewed. The factory and about pages provide context, but a useful enquiry should still explain what you need to decide next. Choosing the route around that decision helps the conversation move towards a concrete brief instead of starting with a general request that leaves the important details unclear.

Include a compact product and order summary

A first enquiry should identify the garment type, intended wearer, approximate quantity and expected size range. Add the fabric direction and any construction features already decided, then explain the branding or own label requirements. Share the destination and required receiving date where known. If some details are uncertain, mark them as questions rather than filling gaps with assumptions. The stated MOQ is 30 pieces per style, so list distinct styles separately when possible. You do not need to repeat the entire brief in every follow up, but keep a current summary that reflects changes. This gives the discussion a useful reference and helps distinguish a new product requirement from an update to the existing project.

Make attachments easy to interpret

Send a focused set of drawings, technical files, photographs or reference images, and explain why each item is included. A garment image might illustrate shape, while a swatch reference concerns feel and a logo file concerns branding. Label versions clearly and identify the current artwork so an earlier file cannot be mistaken for the approved design. For fit questions, include measurement points or annotated images where possible. For teamwear, prepare a structured roster when names, numbers and allocations are ready. Avoid expecting a collection of unrelated attachments to define the product without explanation. A brief note connecting each reference to a requirement makes the enquiry more useful and gives sample or quotation discussions a clearer starting point.

Keep follow up decisions and timing in one record

As the conversation progresses, consolidate questions and identify the person who can confirm product changes on your side. Separate sample feedback, quotation questions and final approval so the status of each decision is clear. Samples typically take 7–10 working days, and bulk production typically takes 12–15 working days after approval, with the actual schedule confirmed against the agreed requirements. Export options are quoted by destination, so discuss the receiving plan alongside production timing. If a date, quantity or artwork requirement changes, update the current brief directly. A clear contact process should leave the project with a defined next step, whether that is supplying missing information, reviewing a sample or confirming the complete bulk order scope.

Options for your project.

• Enquiry route guidance for concepts and quotations
• Product, quantity and destination briefing checklist
• Reference and artwork attachment organisation
• Capability questions tied to actual specifications
• Follow up and approval record guidance