How to source Korean products: your first-order brief
To source Korean products, share your target market, sales channel, product category, price range, and expected quantity. Confirm samples and supply terms before ordering.
Describe the customer and channel
A product that looks promising in a catalogue may not suit your audience. Explain where you sell, the customer need you want to address, and the retail price range you are considering. Include preferred formats or categories, but leave room to compare alternatives when a requested brand is unavailable.
- Share a shop or social channel link when it helps explain your audience.
- Distinguish your target retail price from your buying budget.
Use samples to answer specific questions
Before requesting samples, decide what you need to check: packaging, size, texture, presentation, or how the item can be demonstrated. Sample availability, charges, and delivery arrangements need confirmation for the specific product. A positive sample review is a step toward an order, not a guarantee of supply.
- Record the exact variant and packaging you reviewed.
- Collect unanswered product questions before approving a selling plan.
Confirm the order before announcing it
Treat an initial quote as something to review, not permission to promise a delivery date to customers. Confirm the exact products, quantities, payment arrangement, shipping scope, and available stock. Ask who will handle customer questions and what happens if an item becomes unavailable before the order is finalised.
- Keep the approved order and product list in one shared record.
- Ask which details must be reconfirmed for a repeat order.
Your next step
Send your target market, channel, product category, price range, and approximate quantity. L.SIK can review the request and discuss suitable sourcing options; availability and terms are confirmed individually.
