Different-Size Sanitary Pad Range: How Wholesale Buyers Build One RFQ

A mixed sanitary pad range is easier to source when every size follows one RFQ structure. Wholesale buyers can compare day, night and overnight options without turning each SKU into a separate conversation. The goal is to connect length, intended use, pack count and artwork status in one readable file.

Start With a Size Matrix

List each requested length on its own row and add the target use, pack count, surface preference and sample status. Use the actual sample code after the factory confirms it. This prevents a day-use pad and an overnight pad from sharing an unclear description.

Separate Fixed and Optional Details

Mark which details are required for launch and which remain open for sample review. Length and pack count may be fixed, while surface feel, embossing or core direction may need comparison samples. This gives the supplier room to quote relevant options without guessing.

Ask for Comparable Quotations

Request the same quotation fields for every size: product specification, retail pack, master carton, artwork status and order quantity basis. Buyers should confirm whether quantity terms apply per SKU or across the order. Avoid comparing prices until the quoted structures are aligned.

Keep Claims Sample-Based

Descriptions such as soft surface feel, breathable comfort and absorbent-core direction should stay tied to the reviewed sample. If a special material option is requested, ask for its supporting specification instead of turning it into a broad finished-product claim.

Buyer RFQ Checklist

Related Nafei Pages

Review the different-size sanitary pad product page, the sanitary pad category and the contact page.

Send a Structured RFQ

Share your market, requested sizes, pack counts, sample priorities and artwork status with Nafei. The team can then organize a buyer-review route for an OEM or private label project.