Hello again!
Hope you are doing great over there and enjoying Christmas holidays amongst your loved ones.
And down to business. The latest two weeks before Christmas holidays turned to be intense.
I was involved in the discussion of the draft of the contract with the potencial suppliers and the manual for the factories evaluation with consideration of CSR.
Along with that I have been busy with multisourcing of accessories, and the new Groups of Products which have been recently added to sourcing list: casual garments, tops and bottoms, and the boots. Thus, the number of e-mails is growing every day. At this stage, I got Another confirmation of the golden rules for sourcing: 1.Be sure that you have got a clear and full discription of the required Product and ideally fabric/material prototypes to make sourcing as efficient as possible. 2. Be sure you know what you are expecting from your future supplier in terms of Product and Service and you know how to investigate that before you signed the contract with each other.
The process goes well, though demands lots of focus and drive and it is a pleasure to see the new samples coming to the office.
I am going to stop here and let you go and enjoy the holidays.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all!
Kind regards,
Victoria
Hope you are doing great over there and enjoying Christmas holidays amongst your loved ones.
And down to business. The latest two weeks before Christmas holidays turned to be intense.
I was involved in the discussion of the draft of the contract with the potencial suppliers and the manual for the factories evaluation with consideration of CSR.
Along with that I have been busy with multisourcing of accessories, and the new Groups of Products which have been recently added to sourcing list: casual garments, tops and bottoms, and the boots. Thus, the number of e-mails is growing every day. At this stage, I got Another confirmation of the golden rules for sourcing: 1.Be sure that you have got a clear and full discription of the required Product and ideally fabric/material prototypes to make sourcing as efficient as possible. 2. Be sure you know what you are expecting from your future supplier in terms of Product and Service and you know how to investigate that before you signed the contract with each other.
The process goes well, though demands lots of focus and drive and it is a pleasure to see the new samples coming to the office.
I am going to stop here and let you go and enjoy the holidays.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all!
Kind regards,
Victoria
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