Sports bottles and gym shakers are sold through different channels, from fitness retailers to promotional-product distributors. Buyers need to compare the exact bottle, lid, decoration, packaging, and order configuration rather than a generic catalogue image.
Show the complete product configuration
For each model, state capacity, dimensions, material description, closure type, included components, color options, and whether the product is intended for a particular beverage or use. Identify shaker components such as mixing grids or compartments. Use photographs that show the lid and interior, and keep model codes consistent across the quote and sample.
Separate stock options from custom work
Explain minimums for stock colors, custom colors, printed or engraved branding, and individual retail boxes. State whether the MOQ applies per design, color, or total order. Provide artwork requirements and approval steps, and clarify whether a sample shows the final decoration or a standard item.
Support buyer testing without overclaiming
Share material or test documents that apply to the exact product and configuration. Ask how the bottle will be used, cleaned, filled, and sold, and which destination-market requirements the buyer needs to verify. Avoid broad food-contact, safety, or dishwasher claims unless they are supported for the specific product and conditions.
Quote by channel and packing
Ask about the buyer's sales channel, assortment, target quantity, and destination. Quote unit price, case pack, carton dimensions, branding costs, sample timing, lead time, and delivery assumptions. Agree on a final approved sample and artwork before production.
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