Regional sourcing guide
United States & Canada
Build a private-label assortment around the buyer's fit reference, selling units and distribution requirements. A US and Canadian program can share product development while keeping destination quantities, artwork and supplier approvals clearly identified.
Product and material planning
For underwear, connect the garment, gusset and waistband specification. For socks, separate production pairs from retail packs. Babywear and sleepwear need the intended wearer and product-testing protocol identified early; fabric and elastic purchases need their own specifications and quantity units.
Country requirements and inquiry checklist
Destination details to resolve
- United States
- Identify the responsible business, origin and fiber information for label review, together with the applicable care instructions. Add retailer item references, distribution-center requirements and the buyer's product-testing protocol.
- Canada
- Review Canadian textile disclosure requirements and the applicable English and French wording. Keep Canadian artwork, dealer information and destination quantities identifiable rather than assuming a US label can be reused unchanged.
Useful details for the first inquiry
- Style, color and measured size breakdown, with pieces, pairs and retail packs distinguished
- Destination-specific artwork versions, barcode ownership and pack contents
- Supplier approval manual, required factory records and product test plan
- Target launch date, delivery location and initial versus replenishment quantities

