1. Quality problem
The choice of unsuitable foundry may lead to product quality cannot be guaranteed. For example, the foundry may use inferior fabrics or non-standard production processes, leading to quality problems in sportswear, such as poor air permeability, inadequate comfort or poor durability. This will not only affect the consumer experience, but may also trigger a large number of returns and complaints, which will negatively impact the brand image.
The production capacity and management level of the foundry directly affect the delivery time. If the production capacity of the foundry is insufficient or the production management is chaotic, the delivery may be delayed. This will cause brands to fail to launch new products on time and miss sales opportunities, which will affect market share and profitability.
3. Increased costs
The wrong foundry may have various problems in the production process, resulting in additional correction and rectification costs. For example, the unqualified product needs to be re-produced, which increases the production cost; If the foundries do not have effective supply chain management capabilities, it may also lead to additional expenses for raw material procurement and inventory management.
The choice of sportswear foundry is directly related to the brand's market reputation. If the foundry is unable to provide products that meet the requirements, negative feedback from consumers may affect the overall image of the brand. Once a brand's reputation has been damaged, restoring the brand's image will be a difficult task that may require additional marketing costs and time.
5. Partnerships are strained
The wrong foundry may have problems in the communication and cooperation process, leading to tension in the cooperation relationship. Such cooperation not only makes it difficult to achieve the expected production goals, but also may affect the long-term cooperation between brands and supply chain partners.
