Sportswear OEM is a common choice for many brands to achieve production scale and reduce costs, but the hidden risks in this process are often ignored. Many brands focus too much on price or production speed when choosing foundries, ignoring quality control, availability and transparency in the supply chain.
First, the production capacity of the foundry may not be able to meet the needs of the brand.
Without detailed capacity assessment and strict quality control, brands may face problems such as substandard product quality and delivery delays. Small foundries, in particular, may sacrifice quality in order to catch up with orders, ultimately resulting in the brand's reputation being damaged.
Secondly, the protection of intellectual property rights should not be underestimated.
Many brands ignore intellectual property protection measures when working with foundries, resulting in designs and technologies being copied or leaked. Without a strict contract, the core technology and unique design of the brand may fall into the hands of competitors, seriously affecting the market competitiveness.
Finally, foundries may have hidden costs. Some foundries may offer very low prices in the early stage of cooperation to attract customers, but in the actual cooperation, various additional costs will be gradually increased, such as material upgrade costs, production line adjustment costs, etc., and the final cost borne by the brand is much higher than expected.
In summary, there are many unknown risks behind sportswear OEM. When choosing a foundry, the brand needs to conduct a comprehensive investigation to ensure that the other party's production capacity, quality and integrity meet the requirements in order to avoid future difficulties.
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