Contact the Boot and Wader Supplier

Contact facts for inquiries

Contact person: fischer wu. Location: Hangzhou, China. Telephone: 86-571-81635196. Telephone: 13857119677. Those are the contact facts to use for a boot or wader inquiry, and they are the only contact facts stated on this site. No street address is stated, because no street address is part of the inquiry record behind this site.

When calling or writing, name the line first, then the wearer, the ground, and the season. A message that starts with the job gets a faster useful reply than a message that starts with a single product name, because the supplier can match a style to the job only when the job is described. Include the quantity band in mind and the target date, and ask the commercial questions in the same message.

What to include in your message

• Name the boot or wader line, the wearer group, and the use.
• Describe the ground, the water or mud depth, and whether the wearer walks, stands, or does both.
• Name the season, the months of use, and the layers worn underneath.
• Ask how sizes are set, what to measure, and what to check on a sample.
• Ask what documents are available on request for your order.
• Share your quantity and target date to get MOQ and lead time for your order.
• Before payment, confirm every term that applies to your order.

Buyers ordering several lines at once should describe each line and each wearer group in the same message, so styles are matched across the whole programme. Buyers with a custom brief should describe the changes wanted in plain terms, and ask how a custom brief is handled for their order.

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If you are ordering for a group

Group orders need one extra layer in the message: the wearer spread. List the lines needed, the wearer groups for each line, and the quantity band for each group, so the reply can cover the whole group rather than one wearer at a time. Add the packing and labelling needs, so each group can be handed its lines without opening every pack to check what is inside.

Groups that repeat orders each season should keep the first inquiry record and reuse it, changing only the quantities, the wearer spread, and the target date. That habit keeps sizes, styles, and packing consistent from one season to the next, and it shortens every repeat inquiry to the changes alone.

When a group message is sent, include a single contact name for follow-up questions, so replies, sample notes, and confirmations all reach the same person. That single point of contact keeps group orders moving without messages scattered across several inboxes.