Choose one of three product collection routes.

Start with the dominant sales story—decorative homeware, fragrance and incense, or giftware—then add adjacent categories after the first SKU shortlist is clear.

Yes. Share product links, estimated quantities, destination and timing. LANBORUI will separate direct manufacturing, managed sourcing and incompatible MOQ routes before quotation.

Use collection pages to choose the category and visual direction. Open product pages when you need SKU-level material, size, customization, sample and packing details.

Compare their intended buyer, use setting, material and finish range, target price position, minimum runs and packing risks. A category name alone is not enough to show whether the products can share one production or shipment plan.

Yes. First identify the exact product directions and quantity potential in each collection. Sample availability, cost and timing can then be reviewed by SKU instead of treating the mixed request as one undifferentiated order.

They can be consolidated when production timing, fragile protection, carton dimensions, labels and destination requirements are compatible. The packing and shipment plan is confirmed after the SKU list is fixed.

Send product links or images, quantity by item, target market, material or finish direction, branding, retail packaging, destination and required delivery window. This allows the team to build a focused shortlist and comparable quote.

MOQ is checked at the process level for each product, finish, colour and printed pack. A total project quantity may support consolidation, but it does not automatically remove the minimum run for an individual SKU or custom component.