GGrandLine

Wholesale Sourcing, Factory-Direct

When you buy by the container, every cent of unit price compounds and every supplier weakness repeats for a year. We source from manufacturers directly — verified, audited, with backup options — and we show you the factory invoices if you ask. Most agents won't. That difference is the business model.

Sound familiar?

  • Your 'manufacturer' quotes keep arriving from a trader's letterhead.
  • One supplier failure would stop your whole quarterly program.
  • Prices creep upward every reorder with no explanation attached.
  • You need factory audits your retail customers will actually accept.

How we do it

  1. 1

    Define the requirement

    Specs, target pricing, volumes and program cadence — we translate it into a sourcing brief factories respond to.

  2. 2

    Three manufacturers, one sheet

    Verified factories quoted side by side with MOQs, tooling costs and honest capacity constraints.

  3. 3

    Samples & audits

    Counter-samples checked against spec; factory audits for the finalists — license, capacity, export record, working conditions.

  4. 4

    Program-ready engagement

    Locked pricing with validity, backup factory identified, and a reorder process that takes one message.

What you receive

Every engagement includes these deliverables — in writing, every time.

  • Side-by-side manufacturer quote sheet
  • Factory audit reports (license, capacity, export history)
  • Counter-sample verification against spec
  • Backup supplier for every program SKU
  • Factory invoices available for your audit

Pricing

Sourcing is included in our commission (3–8% by scope). We do not accept factory-side rebates — if your price improves, it's because we negotiated, not because we switched suppliers on you.

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Common questions

+Can you take over our existing suppliers?

Yes — a common start. We audit your current factories, take over QC and shipping, and keep the relationships that work while quietly qualifying backups for the ones that don't.

+How do you handle tooling and molds?

Tooling contracts are written in your name where possible, with physical tooling ownership documented. Your mold is your property — in writing before the first cut.

+What about IP and design protection?

Mutual NDAs, supplier agreements and access controls before any spec is shared. For sensitive products, we qualify factories that already pass retailer IP audits.

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