Who is this starter assortment for?
This example is designed for buyers who want to test several everyday body-care formats before selecting a lead product. It can suit online stores, beauty retailers, salons, gift shops and distributors building a small initial range.
Eligible ready-stock products may be combined from 30 pieces total, with at least 3 pieces per selected SKU. Final products, quantities, packaging and stock are reconfirmed before payment.
Example: five body-care products at six pieces each
A focused test order can use 5 SKUs × 6 pieces = 30 pieces. The example below combines an oil, roll-on, body wash, soap bar and exfoliating gel so the buyer can compare several usage formats rather than repeating one product type.
- 6 × Silk Body Oil for Women — 50 ml
- 6 × Cyperus Rotundus Roll-On Oil — 60 ml
- 6 × Persimmon Body Wash — 100 ml
- 6 × Persimmon Soap Bar — 100 g
- 6 × Green Tea Triple-Enzyme Exfoliating Gel — 100 g
What is the estimated product subtotal?
Using the current 3–29 piece-per-SKU estimated tier, this 30-piece example has an estimated product subtotal of USD 134.34. The estimate covers products only. Shipping, duties and taxes are not included, and the final price and stock must be reconfirmed before order.
The price tier is determined by the quantity of each SKU inside a mixed order. In this example, each product has six pieces, so each uses its 3–29 piece estimated unit price.
Why use complementary formats?
Different formats answer different merchandising questions. A dropper oil and a roll-on test application preference; a body wash and soap bar compare liquid and solid cleansing; an exfoliating gel adds a treatment-style format.
Tracking enquiries, conversion and repeat interest by SKU helps identify whether customers respond more strongly to product concept, package, usage format or price point.
What should be confirmed before payment?
- Current product image and exact packaging version
- Net content and selected variation
- Quantity required for every SKU
- Available documents for each selected product
- Destination country and postal code
- Shipping method, cost and expected transit time
- Final dispatch schedule after stock confirmation
Does a ready-stock order include a custom logo?
No. The ready-stock route uses the authentic existing packaging confirmed for the available batch. Any supplier or manufacturer brand visible on that packaging remains the property of its respective owner.
Private label, custom packaging and OEM/ODM are separate routes with product-specific quantities, samples, artwork approval and lead times. A buyer can use the ready-stock test to decide which product is worth developing under its own brand.
How should results be measured?
- Views and enquiries for each product page
- Add-to-cart or quote-request activity
- Units sold and time to first sale
- Customer questions about format or packaging
- Repeat demand by SKU
- Margin after product, shipping, duty and marketplace fees
Can the five products be changed?
Yes. This is a practical example, not a fixed box. Buyers may replace products or change the quantity split as long as the final confirmed order contains at least 30 pieces total and every selected eligible SKU has at least 3 pieces.
How quickly can a confirmed order be dispatched?
Confirmed ready-stock orders are normally arranged for dispatch within 5–7 days after payment, subject to final stock confirmation, order preparation and the agreed shipping route.
Related sourcing pages
Next step
Turn the checklist into a product shortlist.
Share the products, quantity and destination you are considering. We can help confirm the practical sourcing route.
Send a Sourcing Request →