1. The risk of low prices
Low prices are often associated with potential quality risks. In order to provide more attractive prices, some Oems/ODMs may make cuts in material procurement and production processes. This can result in the use of low quality fabrics, non-standard production processes and a lack of necessary quality checks, which can affect the comfort and durability of the final product. For example, low priced sportswear may not be as breathable, wear resistant or elastic as expected, affecting the consumer experience.
While low cost services can save costs, brands should consider long term brand value and market reputation. If the selected OEM/ODM manufacturer is not strict in quality control, it may lead to an increase in the repair rate of the product, and even affect the brand image. Therefore, when choosing low cost OEM/ODM services, brands need to carefully evaluate the manufacturer's qualifications and production capabilities to ensure that they can maintain certain quality standards while reducing costs.
3. How to guarantee quality
In order to ensure quality, the brand can take the following measures: first, choose a reputable OEM/ODM manufacturer, understand its production process and quality control standards; Secondly, the manufacturer is required to provide samples for testing to ensure that the product meets the quality requirements; Finally, establish clear contract terms and quality inspection mechanisms to ensure that problems can be found and solved in a timely manner during the production process.
