Silk Scarf Supplier

Hangzhou Chuanyue Silk Import and Export Co., Ltd. supplies silk scarves from Hangzhou. This page sets out the inquiry shape for silk scarf lists: an item list, quantities, and anything to settle in writing.

A neat stack of folded scarves on a plain wooden table
Generic illustration: a stack of folded scarves.

A silk scarf list, grouped by setting

A silk scarf list reads best as groups by setting and occasion: daytime outings in one group, travel days in another, evening occasions in another, with the quantities beside each item. A list with no grouping makes the questions harder to place, because a requirement for one setting can sit beside an item from another setting by mistake.

The silk scarf family page gives the same grouping guidance for the family on its own. Use the family page when the list is still taking shape, and this page when the list is settled and ready to send.

What to put beside each item

Beside each item, put the quantity, the colour, shape and size requirements, and anything to settle in writing. This site publishes no colour, shape or size claim for any item, so the requirements belong in the inquiry, named beside the items they belong to. Certificate questions belong there too, beside the items they belong to: certificates are available upon request.

Put the destination market for the list as a whole in the same message. No page on this site states a minimum order figure, and no page states a lead-time figure. Put quantity and timing questions in the inquiry, beside the items they belong to.

Keeping the list together

Keep the item list as sent beside the record for the inquiry, so the list, the quantities and the questions stay together. A list that is split across messages makes the questions harder to place, because a question in one message can lose the item it belongs to.

Send an inquiry

Send your item list and quantities for a quote. Group the list by setting and occasion, with quantities beside each item.

Go to the inquiry formsales@scarvesexport.com