245mm Day Pad Sample Review for Private Label Buyers
2026-07-30

A 245mm day pad can look simple, but buyer review still needs a structured check. The sample should be judged against the intended user group, the preferred pack count and the final market wording, not only by one soft-touch impression.
Check the Topsheet and Surface Pattern
Review whether the topsheet feels consistent across the sample set and whether the surface pattern supports a stable dry-contact layout. A buyer should note how the surface behaves in the approved sample method, because the same material can feel different when the embossing or core placement changes.
Review Core Position and Pad Balance
A day pad performs more consistently when the absorbent body stays centered and the wings or side structure sit where the buyer expects them to sit. Ask the factory to confirm the approved length, width and fold format, then keep those numbers in the sample record. A small shift in position can change the feel of the finished pad.
Match the Pack Count to the Channel
A retail pack for online sales, chain stores or export buyers may need a different count. The buyer should decide the pack count before artwork approval, because one change in count can affect the whole carton and wrapper plan. A clear file avoids repeated changes later.
Use the Sample as the Approval Baseline
The first approved sample should become the reference for later comparisons. If a later version changes the core, wrapper or release paper, the buyer should compare it against the original code rather than relying on memory. That keeps repeat orders easier to review and reduces arguments about what was approved.
Buyer Review Table
| Review Item | What to Confirm | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Topsheet | Surface feel and pattern | Sets the first-contact review |
| Core | Position and balance | Keeps the pad stable in use |
| Pack count | Units per retail pack | Connects the sample to the shelf plan |
| Baseline | Sample code and approval date | Supports repeat-order control |
OEM Buyer FAQ
Is a 245mm pad always a day-use product?
Usually yes, but the buyer should confirm the market meaning, use scenario and preferred pack count.
Should artwork be approved before the sample is approved?
The two should be checked together. Artwork that ignores the pack count or product code can cause confusion later.
What should buyers send first?
Send the target use scenario, expected pack count, artwork direction and the sample comparison method.
Related Nafei Pages
Compare this guide with the 245mm sanitary pad product page, the sanitary pad category and the product overview.
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For private label sanitary pad, disposable menstrual pants or disposable underwear projects, contact Li Genyuan at Nafei. WhatsApp: +86 13508489525. Email: ligenyuan901@gmail.com. You can also use the Nafei contact page.
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