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Suleri Bros Exports.
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How we work

From your spec to your warehouse.

The same 4 stages - and 10 steps - apply whether you're ordering 500 golf grips or a container of wheel covers.
  1. 01Specification & quote
  2. 02Production placement
  3. 03Inspection
  4. 04Shipping & handover

The full process

10 steps, one accountable team.

Scroll through an order from first brief to final handover.
  1. 01

    Specification & quote

    Buyer brief

    You send drawings, samples, reference SKUs or photos, with target quantity, price and destination.

  2. 02

    Supplier matching

    We identify the manufacturer in our network best suited to the product, quality level and volume.

  3. 03

    Sampling

    Samples are made and sent for your approval. The approved sample becomes the reference for everything that follows.

  4. 04

    Commercial approval

    Price, Incoterm, packaging, payment terms and delivery date are confirmed in writing before production.

  5. 05

    Production

    Production

    We place the order and follow the run - we do not disappear between quote and delivery.

  6. 06

    Inspection

    Quality control

    Goods are checked against your specification and approved sample at the stages agreed for the order.

  7. 07

    Packing

    Packing, labelling and carton marks are verified against your instructions.

  8. 08

    Shipping & handover

    Documentation

    Commercial invoice, packing list and supporting documents are prepared against actual packed quantities.

  9. 09

    Freight

    We arrange freight under the Incoterm you choose - FOB with your forwarder, or CIF to your port.

  10. 10

    Handover

    Documents are released and tracking shared through to arrival at your port or warehouse.

For first-time buyers

What to expect, and what to send us.

If you've never sourced from Pakistan before, this is what the first order looks like from your side.

After you submit

  1. 01

    We read your brief

    Most buyers hear back within one business day. If anything is unclear, we ask before quoting.

  2. 02

    You receive a quotation

    Product, packaging and freight under FOB or CIF, in the currency that suits you.

  3. 03

    Samples are approved

    Samples are produced for your sign-off. The approved sample becomes the reference for production and inspection.

  4. 04

    Production & inspection

    We follow production, check finished goods against your specification, and send a photographic report.

  5. 05

    Shipment & documents

    Goods ship with commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading; tracking is shared through to arrival.

For an accurate quote, include

  • Product type and reference - drawings, photos, SKUs or a physical sample
  • Materials, sizes, colours and finishes
  • Quantity per variant and expected reorder frequency
  • Branding and packaging requirements
  • Destination country, port and preferred Incoterm
  • Target price and required delivery date

Samples

Samples are made before any bulk commitment. Once you approve one, it becomes the physical reference for production and for inspection.

Payment

Terms are agreed per order and set out on the proforma invoice before production. Our registration and bank details are published for due diligence.

Incoterms

We quote FOB and CIF. FOB suits buyers with their own forwarder; CIF includes carriage and insurance to your destination port.

Read the full buyer FAQ

Process questions

Common questions about orders.

What information should I include to get an accurate quote?
Product type, materials or reference SKU, quantity per size/colour, branding and packaging requirements, destination country and preferred Incoterm. Drawings, photos or a physical sample help most.
What are your minimum order quantities?
MOQs vary by product and customisation. As a guide: wheel covers 500 sets, centre caps 1,000 pieces, t-shirts 300 pieces per design, hunting knives 200 pieces and golf grips 1,000 pieces. We can quote on volumes above or below the stated MOQ.
Can I order samples before committing to a full order?
Yes. We arrange sample runs before a full order is committed, and the approved sample becomes the reference for production and inspection. Samples are usually ready in 7–14 days. They typically cost USD 50–150 per style plus courier, and the sample cost is credited against your first bulk order above MOQ.
What are typical lead times?
Lead time depends on product, quantity and customisation, and is confirmed on the quotation. Typical ranges after sample approval: t-shirts 25–35 days, wheel covers and golf grips 30–45 days, hunting knives 40–55 days - plus transit time.
How is quality checked?
Goods are checked against your written specification and approved sample before shipment, and you receive a photographic inspection report. Our standard is AQL 2.5 / 4.0 sampling on finished, packed goods by our in-house QC team. You may also appoint a third-party inspection company.
How will I know how production is progressing?
We share updates at agreed milestones - materials, production and packing - and raise issues with you as soon as they are known.
What payment terms do you offer?
Payment terms are agreed per order and stated on the proforma invoice. Our standard terms are a 30% deposit by bank transfer (T/T) to start production and the 70% balance against a copy of the bill of lading. For larger orders we also accept an irrevocable letter of credit at sight.
Which Incoterms do you support?
We quote FOB and CIF. FOB suits buyers with their own freight forwarder; CIF includes carriage and insurance to your destination port.

Get in touch

Start with a sample or a spec sheet.

Send drawings, reference SKUs or a physical sample. We confirm materials, packaging and target price before anything is ordered.

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Most buyers hear back within one business day.

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