Define a wholesale lingerie set by its named components, not by everything visible in a styled photograph. An itemized purchase line should identify the SKU, the pieces included in one sellable set, the number of sets requested and the packaging arrangement to be confirmed. This makes a supplier’s quote easier to compare with the order and packing record.
Start with a catalog example that names the pieces
The Wholesale Black Lace Bra and Garter Set, SKU PDD-1008146020759, is described as a three-piece look comprising a structured lace bra, a high-waist garter belt and a matching panty. The listing identifies adjustable shoulder straps and describes the material as lace, supplier-listed. It does not provide a fiber-composition percentage, so “lace” should not be converted into a guessed composition.
Use those three named pieces as the starting point for a quote request. Do not add stockings, shoes, jewelry or any other photographed styling item unless the quotation explicitly includes it. Final specifications and customization feasibility remain subject to confirmation for the order.
Copy this purchase-line structure
- Product: exact catalog title ___; SKU ___; product URL ___.
- Contents of one set: component A ___; component B ___; component C ___; quantity of each ___.
- Variant: color reference ___; size reference for each component ___; mixed sizing requested, if any ___.
- Order unit: ___ sets; distinguish this from the total number of individual garment pieces.
- Packaging: grouped per set or separated by component ___; label and component-list requirement ___; supplier confirmation ___.
- Exclusions and open questions: ___; confirmed quote version/date ___.
For a three-piece set, a quantity in sets and a quantity in individual pieces are different counting units. If the quote uses “pcs,” ask which unit it means before comparing totals. Do not silently convert the supplier’s MOQ or price into a different unit.
Separate attached details from separate articles
A strap, attached bow or fixed decorative trim is not necessarily another sellable piece. Ask whether a visible accessory is attached, removable but included, or supplied separately. Record the answer alongside the component name; the word “set” does not settle every inclusion question.
Confirm variants and packing together
A bra size and a panty size may need separate references. If you request different sizes within one set, ask whether this can be supplied and how it will be identified; do not assume mix-and-match is supported. A correct garment count can still be difficult to receive if pieces are separated without a matching reference.
Ask for a packing record that uses the same SKU and set definition as the order. The packing-photo review guide explains how to record visible evidence without claiming that photos prove every packed unit.
Request a comparable wholesale quote
Send your itemized set inquiry with the exact product link, required set quantity, size/color references and packaging questions. For branding or revised components, review our OEM and private-label service and ask the supplier to distinguish the standard catalog set from the proposed custom version.